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Was it insured?

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Cant believe you havent sold this rifle yet.

About like guys with college degree I just started working on my certs. If your going to be in the water/waste water industry you might as well plan on getting them. dang! No official college here. Ive just been fixing things for the past 18 years. If the money is good, Ill get the certifications. I dont believe they will not let you test for grade 1 without completing 30 credit hours (certificate of completion in water technology). Gateway CC wont.

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The first colemen stove listed I will take it if its still available?

When you buy factory seconds (Blemished bullets) they are discolored.

Thanks. Moosejaw, 20% off on Yeti coolers. Picked up a Yeti 65 for $280/shipped. Way more than I thought I'd ever spend on a cooler but I missed out on RTIC Yeti knockoff sale and I wasn't sure if their "new" coolers were any good. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2018/04/24/nra-supporters-are-blowing-up-yeti-coolers-yeti-says-its-all-a-big-mistake/?utm_term=.a3ff7b5f49e1

An Xds or S&W Shield in 9mm. I like the shield and I put MAGGUTS follows and springs in three of my magazines which gives you 9+1 and 10 + 1. The 7 round factory magazine gets two more rounds and its only about 3/16 inch longer then a factory 7 rd. Look at Sportsman outdoor super store or grabagun, Buds.

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About 4 to 8 oz. a little more if they are spiral flutes. A bolt fluting job only removes about 1 to 2 oz. Ounces cost $100 s

I left my camera at home so the only picture I have is in the drive way. No field photos.

All items listed are still for sale.

Yes it was a good day, but I will never sit on the ground again. A friend had a 130 pound male charge into the call (mouth call) `with him sitting on the ground, he shot the lion at about 7 feet.

I would call though out that area, just dont sit down on the ground when calling.He gonna climb a tree? A good friend and I hiked deep into an area we know holds a decent population of bears, with a late start we dodged several rattle snakes in the 100 degree heat, and spotted a few coues deer on the way in. At about the 11 mile mark our water supply had depleted to very low levels, and with at least another 4.5 miles to go, and sundown approaching fast we camped in a saddle with plans to hunt back to the truck and water at first light. On the way out I spotted a decent set of lion tracks in the soft wet soil where we stopped for water, I made a mental note and planned to come back to the area at a later time. A couple months past and there was a good storm that lasted about four days so I decided to hunt the area at first break in the storm. When I returned to the remote water source there were again fresh tracks about 200 feet lower then the first set, I climbed up to a saddle with three fingers leading to a flat about 45 feet wide by 70 yards long, behind me was a shear drop to the bottom of a ravine that led up and to the south. I set up my stand here calling with my favorite open reed call, using a fawn in distress for short periods with a full minute pause. After about fifteen minutes I had paused to look and listen when I heard a thump to my far left, which I didn't anticipate any predators using since it was so steep, what I didn't do was walk far enough to see large steps going from one boulder to another leading to the far ridge and the head of the dry creek bottom. At first the sound was so light I thought it was a coyote approaching, just as that thought entered my mind a heavy thump landed above, and to my hard left. I was sitting in a chair shaped boulder with my rifle butt in my shoulder, and the barrel resting on shooting sticks, I turned with my rifle ready to be greeted by a mountain lion looking at me with its head sticking out from the vegetation maybe three feet from the end of my rifle, there was brush blocking a clear shot and the lion started down the boulder to enter a clearing right in front of me, as its vitals cleared the bush I fired dropping the lion with one shot. One of the best hunts I have ever experienced.

I would call though out that area, just dont sit down on the ground when calling.

Dont listen to prdatr, I borrowed my sons 3006 1903 custom for a bear hunt in unit 22 in August, it has a nice walnut stock and it warped so bad everybody thought I ruined his rifle. The laminates are superior to a standard wood stock and they look and feel nice. They also dont get freezing cold like a synthetic stock. I owed two other wood stocked rifles when I was younger and both of them warped. Good luck with your sale.

one and eight pound containers are in stock.

I would keep the colt, that little colt my be worth something? The rugers are a dime a dozen.

6.5 PRC. You can load it up or mild.