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Handful of boxes of miscellaneous and older ammo. Hard to price but took a shot and open to conversation about any or all - shoot me a call or text for better pictures or offers. 300 Savage - 6 rounds - Silvertip $10 35 Remington - 20 rnds - 205gr Silvertip $25 32 S&W - 50 rnds - Western 98gr lubaloy $50 $40 32 short colt - 25 rnds - Winchester 80gr lead $50 $40 44-40 -5 live rnds and 23 fired rounds - Remington 200gr SP $10 38spl mid-range - Western Super match - Mixed box of ammo (47rnds total) $30 38 ACP - damaged box - full bag - Western $20 7mm Mauser - 20 factory Primed brass - Remington $20 32 win spl - 20 rnds- Remington 170gr corelokt $60 $50 32win spl - 10 rnds - Western 170power point $30 $25 257 roberts - 18 rnds - Remington 100gr corelokt $50 308win - 20 rnds - Remington 150 corelokt $50 $40 22-250 - 80rnds - 55gr Remington Powerlokt $20/box - one box is written on - $70 for the 4 boxes 284 - 40 rnds - Western 150sp $60/ or $100 for the pair $40/box 218bee - 50 rnds - Remington 46hp - 30/06 - 5 rnds - 180gr Western silvertips $10 $5 458 win - 20 fired brass - Western super speed box $30 $20 Gilbert Josh 480-369-492three

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1) Beretta S55 20ga O/U (Fixed choke F/M). Bluing and Wood is in great shape (90+%). 28” extractors - $650 2) Weatherby Regency Field Grade 20g O/U. Bluing is in 90%, Wood has a few small dings but beautiful wood (I would say Grade 3 or higher from Weatherby). Italian made (I think Zoli made them for Weatherby back then?). Now for the Story - I bought this as part of a police auction and some miscreate had cut through the rib, top barrel and just in the bottom barrel (not sure why he stopped there - maybe the door busted in about then). I had a smith weld the barrels and rib and then thread the barrels. Originally is was skt/skt, now comes with Beretta tubes (I have a full set of 3). I have shot several limits of dove through this gun and seems to pattern like anything else I own -the welds have not impacted it's performance.26” ejectors - $650 Gilbert Call/Text with questions Josh 480-36nine-492three

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270WSM - Remington 130gr Core Lokt (32 rounds plus 8 brass) - $30 45acp - Federal Hrdra Skok 230gr HP (OG box) - 18 rounds) - $20 - SPF 20ga slugs - 9 rounds Win 3/4oz Rifled AND 5 rounds Remington Copper solid 3/4oz Sabot slug - $20 for the 14 slugs or trade for 2 boxes of 20ga 16ga - 26 1oz 6shot and 25 1 1/16oz 7.5shot (51 total) - $25 for the 2 boxes or trade for 2 boxes of 1oz 7.5 or 6 shot 20ga Josh Gilbert 480-36nine-49two3

Triple K G70 12ga belts (1 L 38-43") https://triplek.com/product/70-shot-shell-belt/ - $40 2 Hunter revolver belts (I would guess these are 44-48" and 38/357loops) https://www.huntercompany.com/collections/revolver-cartridge-belts/products/adjustable-revolver-cartridge-belt-2-5?variant=30301175840849 - $40 each Make me an offer for the lot or multiples Josh Gilbert 480-36nine-49two3

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Controversial comment here but this was a lot of the push to ban trail cameras. Guys (guide helpers) checking cams on tanks week before their fhint while guys are sitting tanks on their hunt.

A buddy of mine used these guys and was very happy https://pigeonsrus.com/

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I put this another thread here but here is my thought on this subject: I was lucky enough to draw bull tags in the same unit in '20, '21 and '23 and my son drew in '22 and all 4 years the rut activity was quite different. '20 seemed to get better as the season went on although pockets of activity on and off all season but days of nothing too, '21 was just insane from the start and never stopped. '22 was a wet year and every storm seemed to shut them down but they would start back up after a day or two of dry weather and then shut down and '23, it just got continually worse and worse with similar reports all over the unit. '22 was the latest in terms of calendar year and we kept thinking it would get better and better like '21 but it just got worse with every storm. I have tried to understand weather, temperature, moon phase, calendar etc on what kicks them in gear and every time I think I have it figured it out - they prove me wrong. I guess they are ready when they are ready. I would say all of the summer pressure has to have something to do with it.. those animals are pushed back and moved daily it seems all summer long. Back in the day, it seemed that 2nd week was always lit up (combination of less woods traffic and later in Sept). But maybe that is just nostalgia. Now it seems 100% hit or miss.

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I'm having a post midlife crises and can't decide if I want a 22arc or a 22creedmore. I have no use for either but why not have an 80gr bullet performing this like. I will be shooting out of a bolt action and most likely factory ammo so pressures and what can be done vs what is factory is less important to me. But less pressure generally means easier to shoot/more forgiving. Either would be used as a F-around gun but if the mood strikes, maybe shoot a coues or goat with it some day but more of a varmint/f-around gun. My thoughts: 22ACR - 300fps slower, maybe easier on both noise and recoil/jump and probably better on wind drift as a result but not as impactful past 300yards 22 Creed - 3000plus (maybe a bit more critical to shoot as a result) but hard to not want this I've seen some comparisons online - anyone have any of their own? Thanks

He's great at blocking roads