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Selling off a couple more. both guns are located in Tucson I’d greatly prefer to avoid shipping. First is a Remington 700 5R tactical chambered in 260 Remington, the gun has a factory 24” tri flute 1 in 8 twist barrel threaded 5/8x24, HS precision stock, timmny trigger and M16 style extractor. The gun has 603 rounds fired thru it and has been cleaned always with a nylon brush and bore tech eliminator, the barrel is slick and cleans in 5-6 patches, feeds and functions as it should. It shoots everything I’ve tried thru it well but I mainly used 147gr eld-m bullets at around 2750 fps and it shoots them very well I have multiple sub 3” groups at 500 yds on many different occasions and conditions I can show the buyer ( happy to provide the load info I used to the buyer, note this was with MY powder and components always start lower and go up) also can provide the ammo I have loaded for the gun if that is something you want we can make a deal on that too… looking to get $775 for this rifle next up is a well made Ruger 77/22 chambered in 22LR. All original configuration, very nice little baby 77 action, the barrel is the sporter without the 10/22 style front sight, it takes the rotary 10/22 magazine. The gun includes the scope rings and the Burris 2-7 compact scope (very nice little scope) the gun has some small dings and dents on the stock otherwise everything is how it should be. looking to get $750 for this rifle I am open to trades, for the right thing I can add cash, if anyone has a nice 410 (not a plastic gun) and preferably one with 2 barrels, I am looking for one. also looking to get a pair of NL pure 8s Thanks everyone Happy to take more specific pics upon request, txt or call for the fastest response as always 520-780-4318

Thank you, to each of you, for your time and kind words. Hope to see you guys around, hopefully under better circumstances!

Wanted to stop in and give some high praise to Copper State Diesel. Had an issue with a 2015 RAM 2500 and read thru some previous posts here for some recommendations. Communication back and forth was great and often. Received some preliminary costs for the repair and some additional preventative maintenance and the cost stayed true after the job was complete. He came to my house, fixed the problem, clean & efficient! This guy was straight forward and honest, something that is important and rare these days. Have been driving the truck daily and giving it a workout with zero issues. I'll be having them do the preventative maintenance and upgrades that I want done and will provide feedback on those events also. Give this guy a call!!

I was recently able to scratch the Grand Canyon River Trip off my bucket list. I went with a photo tour rather than a regular commercial trip as the photo tour would have us in the right locations at the best time with best light for photography. We had clouds, sun, rain, blue waters, colorful sunsets, canyon glow, dappled light, reflections, waterfalls, and good food. Here is a selection of favorite images, but there is a plethora more on the website. https://www.plateaulightphotography.com/New-Work/Grand-Canyon-River-Trip

I recently purchased a 2020 Tacoma. I am in the market to purchase a winch but would like input from members on what they would recommend. Would like to purchase something that gives me the best bang for the buck. Thanks in advance for recomendations.

He is growing fast. Proud of him. Keep that business coming.

Bought it, worked on it got it running like a champ. Let it sit. Just cleaned it up, fresh oil etc. Can't get it to fire up, but my knowledge and skill set is just above a 3rd graders, hence the cheap price. Gas cap was broken when I got it (thanks Matt), engineered my own and it works ok. If I had to guess it needs a float or some sort of carb adjustment but I'm done messing with it. $100, pick up in west tucson/picture rocks.

Help me out…maybe I’m naive, but abuse it how?.

If I had that tag, I would contact all sheep tag holders in the qualifying unit/s, giving them my telephone number.

If a couesWhitetail member draws one of those tags I hope they share about the experience, I’m really curious how those hunts will pan out.

I just put this on my '21 Taco...... DV8 Center Mount Bumper V2 Warn 10K EVO winch. About $1200 out the door for both.

No. That was down in SD. It was Cal and that same guy Sean that was on that episode. They aired it on you tube channel only. They had a short run of a show called Ducklore or something like that that they did to try to tie into the waterfowl market. I don’t think that guy lasted long and they only did the one season. It was fun. Nice guys for sure!

Interested in the trailer if you still have it

I appreciate you saying that. No worries here, I only deal face to face with cash.

Hey Cody I dont have one to sell but i have a little 20g benelli she can try out

Stanley bounce this guy.

Sent you a pm my son is needing a trailer for his business heck take it if its available

Hello, do you still have this for sale? What's the lowest price you will take for it?

I'll third that. Hunter took care of my failed DEF pump last year. Got me an OEM pump at a good price, and expedited shipping from Michigan (hard to find part at the time). No more issues since. It's good to know good people.

I'll second that! Had a issue with my transmission on my 2018 ram and Hunter had me hooked up . Pulled a few strings and had my truck at the transmission shop on Monday and I got a call Monday afternoon it was done . Usually there a few weeks out . Now here's where his customer service is over the top . With my work schedule I'd have had a hard time making it up to get the truck so Hunter is going to pick it up and have it at my house today. Exceptional service!!! Thanks again for the quick turn around .

It took 22 bonus points for my son to draw a Goulds tag- one of my friends had a Rancher that he had helped with some work that had some birds on it that was going to let us hunt - well between the draw and the hunt the ranch sold and new owners wouldn’t let anyone on it. So we were at square one going into the hunt . however after looking at the map and talking to the same friends we found a spot we figured had some birds with public access - and were able to get it done opening day. That was after having a mountain lion trail us down a wash - and seeing the blackest rattle snake I have ever seen . And then on the way home that night seeing the big fire between Eden and Fort Thomas . Another great day spent with some of my boys . 10” beard - 7/8” spurs - typical Gould’s snowy white tips. if anyone can turn pictures lease feel free - I still havnt figured that out .

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Having a gun capable of shooting 1000 yards and beyond is one thing. Having the skill to hit a 10" circle at 1000 yards is another subject. I know a bunch of people that have a 1000 yard gun that will shoot well under SUB MOA. Most of the people that own those guns don't have the skill set to understand what variables affect the point of impact out past 400-500 yards. Simple example. If someone sights in their gun in Phoenix and checks their dope at Ben Avery. Then they go up to Flag to go elk hunting at 7,000'. Then there is a 10MPH wind. The correction for elevation is 24" and the correction for windage is 54". Basically 2 feet high and 4.5 feet left or right. Understanding how those variables change the point of impact is really the difference between hitting and missing an animal. Most people think they have the skill because they own a gun capable of shooting 1000 yards. I was shooting in wind this weekend at 600 yards where we were aiming from dead on to 4.5 MOA off depending on wind conditions. At 1000 yards that would be from dead on to about 8 MOA. All I'm saying is that there is a big difference from shooting 400 yards to shooting 1000 yards. Practice, Practice, Practice will make a big difference.