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I’m interested. Where are you located? Pming you

Back in the day being a member of Usery meant you had a key that could enter the range and shoot without rangemaster from sun up (until they opened 8 or 9) and then again from when they closed (5 I think) until sundown. Was well worth the $50 a year that it cost back then. But as soon as the range masters showed up, you left. This is in the mid 90s even and they were all DBs. I get the dealing with DHs but ask - asking works 99% of the time. No reason to berate people unless a dangerous situation. Leaning over a line or grabbing a cleaning rod falling off the bench or whatever - does not deserve the treatment they expelled. It was embarrassing when taking people from out of state or from a gun/optics manufacturer/rep or someone out there. Haven't been in 20+ years now but my assumption is that is hasn't changed much.

This may be old news but if you have an Xbolt with a stock that feels like it is melting - Browning has a replacement process set up from a class action - complete with prepaid shipping label. https://www.browning.com/support/parts-service/dura-touch-coating-service-process.html Sending mine in today - they said about 6 weeks.

Well if they give me a new stock and get rid of gummy stock - I won't complain if it take a bit. Couldn't even put it in the plastic bag inside the box.

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Very Lightly worn pair of 11.5M Kenetrek Desert Guide boots. Bought 2 years ago but only worn on one coues hunt. Looks like $425 is the going rate for new.. Let's say $250 josh gilbert 480-369-4923 Detail from Kenetrek website: Chasing desert sheep across the Cabeza Prieta Wilderness in Arizona calls for a boot that can take a full day of sharp, rock-filled, thorny terrain, allowing you to concentrate on what's around you. Crafted for extreme abuse, these boots have no waterproof membrane, giving you extreme breathability and all-day comfort no matter how much ground you cover. The outsole traction system and extra padding will make these your go-to long distance favorites. 3.8 lbs. Made in Italy. Key Features: 2.8mm thick full grain 7" leather uppers for durability Reinforced double and triple stitching in high wear areas Extra padded soft collars along with special flex notch upper design for incredible support and comfort 7mm nylon midsoles for extra support with pack loads Anti-corrosion boot hardware that swivels instead of breaking Protective rubber toe cap for extra abrasion resistance Non-insulated with no waterproof membrane for maximum breathability in warmer weather Custom K-73™ outsoles provide excellent traction and durability

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If you are in the valley, you might want to try Ed’s shoe repair in Tempe. He is a true craftsman

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Bump for a good guy and great machine. Well taken care of and extra preventative maintenance done as well.

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No I actually was surprised how soft they were (my first Kenetreks) and alway hear how you need to put 50miles on them to break in. I just have too many boots all of a sudden and need to thin the herd and these are most like new I have. They have been waxed with Kenetrek boot wax and always in my closet.

I hate all bow shops that I have experienced in Az equally, We set up a press and everything at the house, just to avoid them day to day. Curious to see if you land on a good one. Good luck

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I didn't realize you could use blood tracking dogs in Az? Good to know...

My son when he was 10 shot a cow with the 100gr Nos Partition. He made a good shot but she did need a 2nd one. The bullet did good and she would have expired I'm sure but other son shot a cow that same morning with very similar shot location with a 7/08 140 gr (can't recall the bullet) and she dropped and went much quicker. I know this is obvious but thought I'd share - the 243 did it's job but did feel a little light. Good luck to boy!

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Used but functional. Both sides recline gilbert josh 4803694923

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Anyone know of a donation center or anyone in need?

Anyone know a good donation center or anyone in need - Gilbert area

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