HuntHarder

Not only are Cameras gonna get regulated or banned, but no more paying for a seperate community fishing license to fish the Urban lakes. Sounds like a win for Sportsmen and Anglers.

heck yeah!, If I catch one of you camera lovers in an area I don't want cameras, we gonna fight!. haha Bout time game and fish found the real problem

Sucks when .60 cent a round 5.56 is considered a good deal and is gone within literally minutes.

I Used to work for Francis Electric many years ago. Try giving Chris a call. He used to live in florence and his company was based out of AJ. Francis electric 480-612-7749. I can not speak to his current guys, but he is a good electrician that will get you squared away.

You even hunt bro?

The size of the tire is on the tire. Looks like 27x11 R14 on the close up pic. I would imagine the fronts are 27x9r14. Double check that and post it in the ad. I would hate for someone to drive to pick them up and they be the wrong size.

Don't overthink it.... many, many elk died before all this FOC, 500 grain arrow talk became cool. Dont hit the shoulder and you are golden. Hit the shoulder, you better be close and have some serious KE.

He posted on Rokslide a couple days ago

You got to Tony!! I think he's been off here since this thread. Hahahaha.

So, you have a lot more than 480 rounds?

50% increase in 2 years seems large to me.

Maybe your phone and laptop are not 5ghz compatable so they are running on the 2.4ghz wireless band. I know my computer only picks up 2.4, but my phone picks up 5ghz. Speeds are vastly different.

Are they really that expensive now? I was gonna say 250$

I wonder if Tony will admit he was DEAD WRONG!

We gotta stop feeding the trolls on this site.

The GOAT!

keep telling yourself that troll...

Its a brace that straps around your forearm to help brace the pistol. Educate yourself before you sound like an butt.... Putting a buttstock on a pistol length barrel would be illegal unless you go thru the avenues to get your SBR paperwork in order.

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I agree that there are a lot of ignorant people on this site. It amazes me that people still post pictures. I choose not to for that very reason. Someone always has something to say and usually they are completely full of shitttt. 100 % legal. I was stopped last year with my pistol that pretty much mirrors that one, minus the bipod and game and fish commented how it was a nice pistol and good luck. Now whether you think this should be classified as a pistol, is simply your opinion and not one that carries any weight behind it. Start a new thread and discuss it, rather than shitting on a guy's post.

Sniff em out you ole' hound dog.

NICE! That is an awesome bull. Do you have any other pics you could post of him. Those dark horns are unreal!

Nice dude! I like the "handgun" too. Is that a suppressor or just one that looks like one? . I am going to take my .300 BO out next weekend and try and smack one with my daughter.

That part i understand, but does anyone have an example of someone getting caught "take" illegally and then their lawyer gets them out of it? I personally know 2 different guys who got nailed by Agfd and they did not get out of it with their lawyers. They weren't using infrared, but they were found guilty of illegal "take" due to other reasons. One of them spent north of 40k on a solid lawyer, because he was facing over 40 combined counts between state and federal charges. (Waterfowl related). His lawyer was unable to get him out most charges, ( even a "take" of wildlife charge), even tho he did not actually take a wildlife, he pursued it. I read on here quite a bit how the vague "take" definition is easy to beat, but its been quite opposite based on what I've seen. Curious if guys are just saying its unenforceable or easy to beat online or if they have actually beat some charges.

Any actual proof or just suspicions? If a guide or outfitter is caught using an infrared to locate animals, I do not see how it would be tough to prosecute that. "take" by AGFD definition, is very broad and gives them a lot of leeway on what they can enforce.