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Cant even blame my fat fingers for that one.

FWIW I would get more than one measurement per bullet. I usually get 3-5, using a different bullet from the same box each time, and then use the average, or if one is way off I won't use it in the average. One other thing is that if your having to knock that bullet out of your chamber after you put it into the lands, it might be in there 5-10 thousands, so you take that into consideration with your measurements. Here is what Barnes recommends for a starting seating depth. I have two boxes of the 140 TTSX that I'm not going to use. Send me a PM if you want them for what I paid for them.

Don't know why he was camera shy. I wonder if he made more money from his pics, or from his boarding house? And if he had any other money making interest?

The wording under the pic says that it is alledged to be CS. All I know that if I had a Gazillion dollars, I don't think that I would buy up those two pics of CS Fly, if they were for sale!

I guess your pic is as good as any. Here is what True West said in Classic Gunfights Volume 2.

There are two classes in High Power Rifle Silhouette, Standard and Hunter. The trigger pull in Hunter class is two pounds. Not considered extremely light by most.

Anyone got a pic of C.S. Fly?

I was through Thatcher this past Tuesday, and everything was open. There was highway signs up that the 60 was going to be closed from Sep 12-17, between Superior and Miami.

If you want about 12.00 worth of advise (plus shipping), Midwayusa has this video in stock. Some of things in the video are dated, but plenty of useful information. When your putting your loads together, I always use the KISS method. 1 is it safe? 2 is it accurate? 3 will it do what you want?.

I think Ruger stopped making tangers in 84. I've had about 4 77's, but they have been Mark ll's. By the serial number in the first pic, this was made in 1980.

If memory serves, Frontier ammo was packaged Hornady ammo.

I have seen a total of two. One was in the road just west of Ft. Thomas on the Rez. The other one was in 36C.

Midway is showing some Nosler in stock, little pricey.

I don't know what side of town your on, but the last email I got from Rio Salado about sporting clays, they were selling 5 boxes of shells per 100 rounds of clays. Check your local Wal-Mart as was stated above, I picked up two 100 round boxes a couple of weeks ago.

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Couldn't take another day at my job, walked from it on the 24th of last month. Kicked around the idea of retiring or going back to work at something else. I retired on the 20th of this month. Probably going to get a part time job for something to do, but for right now every time I get the urge to do something I go lay down til the urge goes away!

I have a Foxpro Hammerjack. Looks new. Been in the field once. 275.00. PM if interested.

I have 2 vx-3i 4.5x14x40mm, I have 1 vx-3i 6.5x20x40mm EFR, and 1 FX-3 30x40mm. They have all worked for me.

Some say the quality has gone from Leupold, but that is what I use. Normally with a Leupold if the paralax adjustment is on the objective bell, the numbers don't always match up, and you want to make sure it tracks right. Leupold has a life time warranty also.

1st post welcome to the site. Most aren't going to give up their honey holes to a first time poster. Basic info, just about everyone hunts off the Ruby Rd or 39. If you go into the unit from the Pena Blanca lake side, from Thumb Butte to Arrivaca Lake is a good place to glass.

If you decide to split it up, I'll take the brass.

Life is short! Condolences to the family.

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