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Ill be camped with about 50 others in Crazy Coyote Row M Sites 11,12 45 and 46. if you see the White Duramax with black wheels and a big Ol'CWT sticker on the back window feel free to stop in and say hello.

Your probably using your SS#. If you applied with a CC they assigned you a hunter ID# put that in place of your SS#.

Unit 22 Early Archery Bull for me Tag #10!!!!

Ruger 22/45 Lite with VISM Green dot and laser combo. Included is everything as if you bought it new. Original box, paprework, lock, soft case etc. I also have the original box for the Vism optics. I put exactly 2 magazines of subsonic through it with my supressor attached. The laser and green dot sight havent even been sighted in yet. $450 Firm. FTF only, AZ D/L required. Live in East Mesa, Work in Tempe. M-F Thanks, Speedy.

I have the same rules on this as sleeping in a tent with another guy. Hole to hole, pole to pole, but never pole to hole.

I agree the Outdoorsman's is a better design. Had they been more popular when I bought my Swaro adapter I admit I would have purchased theirs. However I have never had a single problem with the Swaro mount.

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Flashpoint SPF to LaMarty

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Limbdriver pro V sold. Thanks, Speedy.

Limbdriver SPF Ill give you a call this evening. Thanks, Speedy.

I believe they are .020 I will check tonight when I get home and let you know for sure.

It shoots great especially with a can on it. Im a 1911 guy and find myself using my 1911-22 with the can allot. This one just gets left in the safe. I'm putting some money together for a Nighforce scope is the only reason I'm concidering selling it. It really is a great lightweight pistol for packing around with and ill probably regret selling it in the long run. Lol.

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First Early Archery Bull Tag for me. Its either 22 or 4A.

+1 for the OX. Love mine!

Great optic for the money. Look into the PST over the HS. The HS is a hunting scope targeted at that purpose. You can still get the long range version with exposed elevation turret. The PST stands for Precision Shooting/Tactical so it has features geared towards a shooter. Look into the option of the EBR or mil dot. Then you can range AND compensate for drop.

They both have there pros and cons. Some don't like the thick reticle of the FFP scopes for precise shooting when on lower magnification. With a SFP reticle, your wind holds are lost when you come off max magnification. Its whatever works for you. Just make sure whichever one you buy you understand how it works. Especially if you go with a SFP and plan on using holdover for longer shots. (Mil dots, BDC etc.) Now for my opinion for whatever its worth. I personally like a FFP scope better for the consistent windage marks at all magnifications. I dial turrets for elevation and hold for wind. WIn Win that way in my opinion. I did shoot a javalina a couple weeks ago at 100 yards so I had to turn the scope all the way down to 6X and had no trouble with the thickness of the reticle when making the shot. Its not a big deal on the FFP to me but again to each their own. Speedy.

Not mine but came across these for sale on another one of my forums and thought id pass it along. http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f40/vortex-kaibab-15x56-109555/

Sweet! I'm glad it all worked out for ya. Speedy.

A good .270 is a great choice for managable recoil for both deer and elk. I prefer something a little larger for elk but my hunting partner uses a .270 for everyhing from preditors to elk with great sucess. Other options to look at would be .25-06 or 7mm-08. Also if your looking for a quality rifle in the vanguard price range don't over look the Ruger American Rifle I have here's great things about them. Speedy.

So while archery deer hunting this Jan. we noticed a little cyote problem at one of our favorite morning spots. 1st weekend after archery season we started taking care of it.

July 1st 2012- March 31st 2013 and June 16th-June 30th 2013. More specifics on page 84 Main Regs.

I can not for the life of me figure out why this forum will sometimes let me copy and past a link and sometimes it won't. If anyone knows please enlighten me. Anyhow. Buds Gun shop has Remington 700 SPS's in 7mm STW in stock. With and without Muzzle break. Speedy.