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Maybe this one or a 6.5 Creedmoor

Just saw you in the birthday section. Happy Birthday! If you decide to go new Europtic has the T3x lite for 649.00.

Died 133 years ago today of cancer at 54. Buried in Washington D. C. Later dug up and reburied yards from the place that made him known.

If I was flush with cash I would call Jim Borden and have him build the lightest, flatest shooting rifle that he could, then have him top it with something light that I could see the ring around Saturn with. In reality since I havent/won't hit the lottery, I'll probably still use my .270.

Winner. I thought that this one would go on for a minute. There was a hearing in Chicago dealing with his part of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, which he was exonerated. Later he was booted for being a peeping Tom, or saying off color remarks to another officers wife, depending on which story you read. He was first buried in a paupers grave, when his title and rank was later restored to him, he was later buried at the National cemetery just off the battlefield.

Not Berger, and not 190gr, but here is a 185gr Nosler load. It will give you a place to start.

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Ruger American 30-06, 22 inch barrel, Burris Fullfield E1 4.5x14x42 scope, less than 250 rounds fired. Some bore cleaner dripped out of the barrel and ate the bluing off in one spot under the barrel. 450.00 located in Chandler.

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Remington 700 BDL 7mm Mag, 24 inch barrel, no scope, Weaver rings, unknown round count, bought used. Didn't really shoot it much, best I got out of it was about an inch at 100. Crown shows wear. 700.00. Located in Chandler.

More than 30 years ago one of my Buds had a wife that worked the night shift at Chandler Regional Hospital as an RN. When her crew came on they were told that there was a case in the ER that was going to take alot of professionalism to get through. Some guy had pounded a grapefruit up his rectum. Kudos for the ASPCA for not having to get involved with this one!

While camping last week I went into my tent to grab something, heard a noise and there they were.

Next time your by Randalls, if memory serves its on 51st Ave and Olive. They used to have an AZ Varmit Callers Assoc trophy in there on display. Might be able to recognize some names on the trophy. I know one names on there was Del Western.

To all of those that still think that Hornady built the 6.5 Creedmoor from the ground up need to take a look at the Savage .250 case. Same length, same shoulder radius. The two guys that designed the Creedmoor have been around long enough to know that the .250 case had been necked up and played with for a long time. 20 years before the Creedmoor came out a gunsmith in California was necking up a .250 case and calling it a 7mm Wally. Years ago on the Sierra Bullets blog, a shooter by the name of Mitch Maxberry was asking the Creedmoor faithful to name one record that the Creedmoor has broken that the 6.5-08 (later named the .260 Remington) had already set, no one could then, and I doubt that anyone can now.

Boretech makes a carbon remover that works pretty good. Some of the internet guys are using CLR, but with stainless. I wouldn't use it for a blued barrel.

I think it would be fair to contact the Taliban and request an AK. With all the equipment that Joe and the Hoe left them in Afghanistan, I think it would be right for them to give you one little rifle. Let's go Brandon!

Application deadline May 31st for Antelope.

If anyone knows Granny and she happens to be filthy rich sent me a PM!

Good Job! Those cactus look at little weird sideways.

Maybe they can get Bill Frieder back.

Bet it does alright in F Class FTR also!

It's been awhile since I messed with reloading shotgun shells. The components were skyrocketing. It was cheaper to go to Wal-Mart and pay 23-24 bucks for a 100 pack of Federal, Winchester or Remington shells (before the current state of affairs). Lee used to make a entry level loader, don't know if they do anymore or not. MEC makes probably the most used press. Lyman makes a shotshell reloading manual that you might want to check out before you spend any money getting into it. BPI is a company in Minn that deals with shotgun stuff, you can check out their website also.

Mesa Sportsmans had quite a bit of loaded ammo. .22, .223, .308, and 9mm handgun ammo.

MSHA has a website. Check the height on that flag. Might want to call where you are going, most places have a site specific in addition to MSHA regs.

Just don't be this guy!