wayno945

Don't stop there. Get rid of your cable. Stop funding the MSM and Hollywood extremists

I stopped in there yesterday because I heard they had some powder in stock. Ended up with the powder I needed and ordered a new revolver. I'm positive I'll be a return customer. Thanks guys!

Impressive animal!

Yeah you might have to buy two tickets for them lol

Which weeks are you going up? I'm headed up to Missoula Sept 22-28. Planning on driving. Mesa gateway had some cheap flights to Montana when I checked a few months ago.

Where is Canyon Creek located? Looks like a great spot to relax!

I can't wait for those background checks at the gas pump

Try bruno's shooting supply in Phoenix. They had some when I was there a few days ago. http://www.brunoshooters.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=BSS

Here kitty kitty.. nice pic.

Nosler M48 35 Whelen shooting 225 gr Accubonds.

All of your calibers (223, 270, 7-08) could probably be loaded with the same powder with certain limitations. You would need a medium burn rate powder such as 8208xbr, 4064, 4350, 4895, or varget. This would give you decent velocity with those cartridges. The 270 needs a slower burning powder when using heavy for caliber bullets (150gr and above) to achieve maximum performance. It might be easier to decide which bullets you want to use before you pick a powder.

Just found out I'm headed to Hawaii for a few months for work. Anyone here been deep sea fishing there? Any recommendations for charters?

So far I am 2 for 3 applying for late rifle bull tags. 2 for 2 since I got my hunter ed point.

Have you gone spearfishing before? Easy to learn? I think I'm going to bring my bow and try out the feral hog hunting as well.

Oahu... working on Schofield Barracks.

Thanks for the link, I will have to look into that!

Don't forget a bullet puller to fix your mistakes. They have press mounted ones or hollowed out plastic hammer ones. A must have for your bench.

Unit 10 Rifle Bull for me. Can't wait!

You can find reloading data online very easily. Most of the powder manufacturers offer it for free online. If you're going to shoot one brand of bullet then buy a reloading manual. I have a few but I use the data on these sites much more often. The manuals aren't worth it IMHO.The ABC's of Reloading is a good book to read. Here are some good links: http://data.hodgdon.com/main_menu.asp http://www.nosler.com/Reloading-Data.aspx http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/default.aspx http://www.ramshot.com/load-data/

Welcome. What kind of job did you get down in SV? I'm working on an Army contract in Scottsdale. The next draw application for deer is in June, mark it on your calendar!

Once all 300 tickets are sold.

I think the new ranchers have bigger engines now.I've had mine since 2001 and its still going strong. The only things I don't like about it is the lack of fuel injection and I can't ride 2up legally with the wife. Maybe its time to upgrade....

Hit for elk tags as well here. That made my day!

That's a cool pistol. When did they stop making them?

If anyone has a set they're willing to let go, let me know.