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Cross streets?

Good price on the M1851 Confederate Navy pistol. Lots of fun to shoot Pietta™ 1851 Confederate Navy Black Powder Revolver | .44 Cal | Muzzle-Loaders.com https://share.google/A1v4WhhnOr6pilp0K

Many years ago before Marijuana was legalized, several of us had packed into Lime Creek Cabin for a couple days. A pretty remote location with a year round spring fed Creek. About 2a the first night there, we were awakened by the sounds of people hiking and talking loudly to one another. They were on a trail nearby heading north by moonlight. Got creepy when we realized they were only speaking Spanish. One of the drunks in our party yelled out to them to STFU, which they did Then he yelled out we had guns and shot a couple pistol rounds in the air. Some thought maybe it was a shift change or goods transfer at an illegal grow along the Verde.

I can't afford a Ruger.

If using pressure treated wood. You should only need to retreat the ends you cut.

So...there is a chance?!

I'll take the .38 belt

Welcome to AZ In order to get out and enjoy the desert in summer you may need to adjust your hours. I get up at 3a and hit the trails by 4a. I can work outside until around noon then head home. Still, I want the discipline to get up at 2a and enjoy another hour in the hills but it's tough.

Yeah it's on Drudge too. But not many conservatives look there since Drudge could no longer conceal his Trump Derangment Syndrome.

Thanks for the offer. I was raised in that unit but maybe I'll run into ya.

I have an aging uncle residing in 34a. The unit was my first choice so I can get him out and behind some glass. Next choice was in the Hualapai's. I don't know them but have been interested in land nearby and there's gold in them hills.

He's got a huge tail, must be eating well. I haven't seen a rattler around here in a couple years. A week ago I had a 6' gopher snake in my shop. It's the largest snake I'd encountered in decades.

Another nice shower about 430a this morning. I hope Royal Norman forgives me for the insults as I scrambled to cover hay.