thegunsmith2506

I think you mean Sonoran? I don't think they are. I believe those are all west of I10 but I might be wrong. I do know that access can be tough on that hunt.

Not even close! I posted a picture of a vacuum canister on a FB jeep page asking what it did. I had a ton of messages letting me know how stupid I was for asking a question. 99% of the guys that answered were 100% wrong. Lesson learned

https://www.ballisticproducts.com/New-Hulls-By-Gauge/departments/848/ it might be easier to go this route and roll crimp

They were red bags. I'll see if I can find the lot numbers in my email.

It was new but I bought it off a forum member. No idea how old it was but the bags were sealed. Winchester knew about the problem but never recalled it.

Good luck finding some. I just went through this with my 9yo son. I ended up just buying him a 20ga semi auto. We haven't got to shoot at any ducks yet but there is a huge difference when shooting other small game. I can also get target loads for $9 a box instead of $30 a box for .410. He likes the 20ga over the .410 and handles the recoil just fine. Wish I could help with what you need I just never found anything other than TSS turkey loads and they were $10 per round. Maybe call around to some pawn shops and see if they have any older stuff on the shelf? The best deal I found was at the feed store in Williams but it was all lead shot.

Just a heads up. I bought 100pcs of new Winchester Brass for my 270 wsm. After prepping and loading I found half of the cases would not chamber in my rifle. After a lot of back and forth with winchester I got it replaced only to find the same issue with the new brass.

They are up on the website

Very cool!

I think 6 a is a good choice. I don't hunt coues there but I spend a lot of time glassing it and see some good bucks. I have a buddy that has killed 3 bucks over 100" in the past 7-8 years.

The heater on late hunts, dust in the summer, and mud on the spring turkey hunts.

Really cool! 2 hobbies I also enjoy! He does nice work

That's a beautiful ram! They are so hard for me to score. I would have thought he was bigger. What gun were you shooting?

But he included a video so that counts for a lot of typing.

Lots of scouting, long drives, and it all came together opening morning. We found several groups of sheep and 7 rams. My buddy got it done with 1 shot at 392yds. When I glassed him up I knew we was a shooter. He is a 9yo ram.

Gilas

Get rid of outfitters. They seem to be the common denominator

Rough score last night was 163ish. He is beautiful

Yeah they let them all know where they can and can't go. I guess this one didn't listen.

We bought a cuber this year and have enjoyed chicken fried steak and fresh eggs. We also make orange elk with tender cuts and homemade sweet and sour sauce. I gave some ground to my neighbor and he made "shotgun shells" on his Trager. They turned out great! I still enjoy a steak on the grill and a sweet potato.

Not usually. Cheap stocks can be helped some but its too much work. I would rather replace them.

It's more common than you think to have to send them back.

And that is how point creep is put into overdrive for one of the easiest to draw early tags.

You clearly haven't been to any wilderness trailhead in the last 10yrs. As soon as Newberg showed them on his I started seeing them all over the state.

I have 2 in Williams you can have.