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Im selling this on behalf of my uncle who is 77 years old, and no longer can take care of, or use the boat. 1988 Sea Ray Seville Cabin Cruiser 21ft 5.7L Mercruiser, upgraded Edelbrock marine carb. VERY LOW 370 HOURS Clean inside and outside Original interior in very good condition, no issues. Always covered for storage Comes with Hummingbird fish finder, and CB radio, and trim tabs Also include bimini top, and snap carpet for upper deck Trail-rite trailer, 4 wheel electric brakes. PERMANENT TAGS 4 brand new trailer tires. Its also on craigslist, if u want more pics http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/boa/4668151105.html $6200 obo for members

You can apply for you 2015 spring hunts with your 2014 license without a problem. But yes, if you do get drawn for the 2015 hunts, you will need to buy a license before your hunt begins. When you buy a 2015 license online you are able to pick the date that you wish for the license to become active. Pretty much everyone is off sequence i believe because they purchased their 2014 license for either the elk, deer or pronghorn draw. If you buy a 2015 license for when your 2015 hunt begins, you will be back on sequence and never have to worry about it again. Or just buy a Pioneer license and get it over with lol, its way easier that way.

But i do agree, find something you love, and you'll never work a day in your life. If i could do it all over, i would pick forestry or maybe a game warden...but i do still love my job lol

Air conditioning is a good career that can make great money. You just have to be smart to manage your money for the slower months and be willing to work tons of hours during the summer. Good commercial techs can make very good money and good refrigeration techs can make better money. Residential A/C is a tougher game. Many of the companies want you to upsell or flat out swindle people to insentivise the money you make. I agree, you need to stay out of residential, my buddy does only industrial refrigeration, service, repair or install. He only does residential when a friend is in need, otherwise doing residential isnt worth his time. By all this a/c work, im talking about a technician, not a installer or a duct worker, those are terrible career choices.

A/C master techs are always in high demand, should be easy for you since your always on a roof anyways. Automotive masters techs, like myself, there is always work

Was that Cuz you limitted out or they weren't flying He limited out. I was standing right next to him on the other side of the tree. Birds all flew his direction. Took me until 8:15 to get my 15. 14 and 1 Eurasian... Care to share what area you guys were in? Im at a loss this season...

There was about 200 vehicles down carefree hwy opening morning, i wonder how they did....

I guess my next question would be, did anyone get on any hot spots in north phx, driving all the way to Maricopa for some doves is quite the trek lol... Probably round off to $3 a dove lol at that distance

Any luck from anyone in north phoenix? It was a little slow for us, i got 5 mourning and 2 white wings.... 15 total with 3 people hunting.

Any pictures of the parents or the new litter? Im interested in a female.

I currently use my sendero is 7mm with 168vld, my friend loves my rifle. He currently in the market for a new LR rifle out to 1000 yards, without going crazy off topic he wants to stick to a 7mm. Aside from going out and getting a sendero for himself, what other real option does he have? I have scrolled the internet finding a similar rifle, he kinda has his heart set on a 26" barrel, stainless, and fluted. Browning makes the x-bolt long range carbon fiber, which is very similar to the sendero, as far as featured go. But there are no reviews for it on the web, any help would be nice or opinions on the x bolt would be awesome. He has looked at every rifle from a sako to a weatherby. It seems consist the more research you do only two actions keep popping up, the 700 and the savage? He really like the sako, very nice trigger, but selection is pretty limited. Any advice at all would be very appreciated...

I have the hs-lr in 6x24-50, and i love it. Very good optic for the price, i waited forever for it to become available, good luck finding one if you choose to go that route, they are on backorder almost everywhere. Apparently is pretty popular....

Is there really any another other options for long range, besides the 700 or savages? We all know they can be built to be tack drivers, and some come that way out of the box for sure. He was curious if there was other manufactures that even come close, like he almost wants to go against the grain.. Lol

I definitely agree with you, but savage doesnt offer a 26" stainless fluted rifle , unless i missed something.... The model 12 LRP has all the features, just not available in 7mm and it weighs a ton. I own a sendero and the LRP is heavy..ha ha. To be honest with you i am not even remotely familiar with the savage line, i dont even know which rifle would be a good starting point. ss, fluted, 26" isnt a deal breaker for him, it just what he would prefer. And i was trying to get opinions of sako, or others? Or should i just tell him to stick with a 700 or savage?

Ive been shooting 250grain shockwave sabots with 150 triple 7 with excellent success

Beautiful rifle, sucks i already have a .270 but i will bump to the top for a very nice rifle.

Yes this rifle is part of this recall, no the recall HAS NOT been done, was going to put a drop in trigger in it, but decided to go another route.

I'm selling my 700 CDL SF in 30-06, stainless steel, fluted barrel. Gun has about 60 rounds fired. Shoots under 1 moa. Very good condition, stock in is very good condition. Included with rifle is a Vortex Diamondback 4x12x40, also includes bipod as pictured. Also includes ammo holder for stock(not pictured) Original owner, only selling this rifle because i would like to shoot further, other than that, this a wonderful rifle. I've included the link to Remington.com. Reduced...Asking $975 obo ....no trades please http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/centerfire/model-700/model-700-cdl-sf.aspx

$900 obo, really not trying to split them up, but will if i have to. Unless anyone is interested in the scope and rings?

It has a 24" barrel, i beleive the 30-06 was only available in 24"

Nobody's even remotely interested? Is it the round or the price, that is deterring people?

That would be another good topic of debate, should i stay in the pines or head out to the juniper and pinions? I'm very comfortable shooting to 500 yards, and am slowing pushing further past that.

Bump for a beautiful rifle

That's what i figured. But now i know for sure. Thanks for all the help and info!

As usual we are putting in for mule deer, three of us total. My cousin is from cali and called and wants to put in on our tag. I'm not sure how this would work, but i imagine have 3 residents and a non resident will really screw up your draw odds. What opinions do you guys have of this? Or should he put it on his own tag?