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My parents are both still alive. 88 and 84 years old. My dad still goes to the gym every day and gets around pretty good. But I can really see the age now when I get to see them. They are in Idaho and I am down here. Definitely makes you think about life and what is important. I try to get up there every few months now. And they were just here a couple weeks ago.

Shawn, do yo ever make it up to the valley? I have the Meopta 10X50 and really like them.

I was paying $145 a month for a 10' climate controlled unit last year. But the prices had gone up to about that for regular storage. If I would have known how popular those places are 20 years ago I would own a couple.

That is awesome. Reminds me of hunting down in Mexico some years ago. We got sidetracked and started calling and seemed to call in doubles or more on every stand. They had never been called before. I always want to get out more and never seem to have the time.

Brought back memories. I had a 72 CJ5 with a 304. That thing was a beast. GLWS

Way to go dad. I get to take my daughter out in a few weeks. Of course she is 28 now so a little different.

Not if you secure it to the bottom of the drawer. Then they would have to take the drawer and all.

Grab it when you can. I am on a waiting list at two different places to order 270wsm brass. It is crazy. Luckily I have a few hundred rounds loaded right now and it isn't like I go out just shooting for fun with it.

Awesome story and way to stick with it. Great bull and not an inch broke off. Congrats

I got a recall notice for my 2018 GMC diesel and asked the dealership about it. They said it was for using too much DEF. So I went ahead and did the fix. It was actually the other way around and I used more DEF and got worse gas mileage. I confronted my service rep about it and he just shrugged it off kind of laughing about it. Pissed me off. Never again.

I went up to Accuracy Speaks at Usery for mine. I have one of my Tikka 270WSM and can't tell that it isn't part of the rifle. They have installed two for me and both are the same. Excellent work.

Congrats on the double. I have had two doubles but both were bull elk and no fun at all. Very exciting until the pictures are taken and the work begins. Would love to hear the story.

I would think if you are waxing your strings it wouldn't make much of a change until you got to some longer shots. One of the purposes of the wax is for that exact thing. To keep the moisture out and causing the string to fray.

TTT $50 price drop

It was nice meeting you Nate.