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Stevens? Springfield? Sears import maybe?

I have a mossberg 410 that looks similar to that... but has a thumb flip safety.. Something along those lines?

Don't forget the nylon 76 lever butt stock fed. Short throw on the lever like the BL22. Fun gun

Natural killers up there are they?

yeah ok, I jumped, I admit it.

Just curious if anyone has seen any boot deals out there? Crispi, Kenetrek, Lowa maybe? I know Amazon is going to have their prime day on 10/12-10/13 and might be something but have occasionally seen a 20-25% off here and there, just can't find one now. Please holler if you see anything. Thanks!

Unless you are shipping to a manufacturer, I am pretty sure it has to go from an FFL to an FFL (Dealer to Dealer). You can ship directly to a firearm manufacturer but to my knowledge that is it. Good luck!

Hate to be a total dick but the crossbow and now airbow thing is getting out of hand. It's one thing if you sustain an injury after a draw but putting in for archery knowing you can't shoot a bow.... I guess any advantage right? End justifies the means etc. 40 year old guys who can pack out an elk but can't draw a bow? Whatever

Son, buddy and I each bought a rockkand trailer this summer. Best trailer for the $ I could find and considering used market feel was money ahead buying new. Radials, recessed LEDs, heavier built than some of the rest nice option for spare too good folks to deal with as well Good luck

Maybe combining our water supply wasn't such a good idea

'Ma!! The Meatloaf!'

ah ha.. thanks! Looks like an awesome place.

Is that JD cabin in 8?

I was just going to say Williams or Parks and then go home through Chino. I did that on Monday and since I don't drive 75 anyway it really didn't take that much longer.

I have used both Morman Lake and Happy Jack in the past (If you happen to be that way at all) with success.

I used to own one of these and still my favorite light duty archery pack of all time. We were just talking about it this past week in elk camp. Good luck with sale.

Try Mike 480-229-7986. he's been in the game along time and always has powerheads around.

We spent a lot of time in 10 in '15 and '17 and based on what we were seeing in '15, not a top 5 buck but definitely a contender in '17. For me it depends on what you are seeing and if you are happy. Beautiful heavy buck- congratulations!!

yeah me too. We build plywood platforms for ours - mount gun case, storage, even water tubes, but I wanted to see a cool metal one!

If you have a picture of it, I may be interested.. don't want to waste you time in case i'm not. Text send as well. Thank you

I didn't know they actually made a bucket for that. We have always just shoved a hose with your thumb over it into whatever container the breasts were in and all the feathers just pop to the top and run out. I'm assuming the bucket does the same thing?

I picked up a primo belgian a22 in the early 90s. I never take it out, too afraid to put a ding in it.. Just a safe queen for now. Cool gun! Good luck with sale.

I definitely support the ability to keep in the field and to me the crossbow does that and is still conceptually similar to a bow (limb driven for energy, string drawn etc - mechanical trigger compares to a mechanical release even). This thing just seems like it is taking it too far, other than the fact it projects an arrow/bolt, it has zero in common with anything archery. The closest comparison I can think of would be saying a single shot rifle can used on muzzle loader hunts -- just does't make sense to allow this. We all know other states outlaw 209 ignition, magnified scopes, etc on ML hunts, and yet life goes one there - feels like Az is becoming the land of let's approve everything. I would vote for a bit more of a balance.

If you seriously don't see a difference between these two archery approved weapons, then I guess you are on the same plane as G&F is right now. Doesn't mean we all have to agree. Again use in good health. I would love to have one for predator calling though. They look like a lot of fun.

Technology is going to continue to modernize any tool however conceptually a hand drawn and released bow is quite different than precharged air projecting an arrow out of a rifle configuration. I agree with heat, if it's legal use it and enjoy, but I think there is a large fundamental difference between these tools.