MrMogollon

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1018874583?pid=492959

Please add Couescrazy33. He is a really solid dude and has gone above and beyond as a seller. He came in clutch for me multiple times.

Please add Bo5953. Solid dude!

Looking to sell a set of Talley Modern Sporting Scope Rings (High) - 1" and picatinny rail mounted. Bought two heights and the others ones fit better. Brand new, asking $90. Live in Central Phoenix. Cash FTF.

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Looking to sell the following: Hodgdon Triple Seven Black Powder Substitute FFg - 1LB [SOLD] CCI MZL Muzzleloading 209 Primers - 100 ct [SOLD] Arrowhead 330 grain XLD bullets .402" - 10 ct [$20] Live in Central Phoenix. Cash FTF.

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I know this is a long shot, but does anyone have 6.5mm 143 Grain ELD-X bullets they'd be willing to part with? I'm in the middle of load workup and need to refill. Thanks, MM.

Sent PM.

Long shot, but I’ve been looking for Blackhorn 209 for a while. Saw someone post that Bass Pro had it in stock yesterday and was too late. Let me know if anyone has some Blackhorn 209 that they’d be willing to sell.

Bought a big brick of primers off MidwayUSA while they were in stock and don’t need 1,000 of them. Willing to trade up to 8 trays (800) of Federal 209A shotshell primers for the following: - Blackhorn 209 powder - Winchester W209 Primers Not looking to trade for anything else and don’t really need the cash. If you’re open to trades for the above, let me know and we can work out a fair deal. -MM

The Federal 209a primers are spoken for.

Interested in that too. Congrats on the buck!

Selling my Nikon P-223 Riflescope (3-9x40). I’m making some changes to my AR15 build and want to go a different direction with optics. Glass and body are in great shape! Comes with pic rail scope rings, so it’s ready for your AR15 or bolt gun if you have a picatinny rail. I’m asking $180 cash for everything. I don’t want to sell the scope or rings separately. I’m located in Central Phoenix and would prefer a local buyer. PM with questions!

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Looking to sell my Sitka Kelvin Active Hoody (size XL). Received this as a gift and it hasn't gotten any use, so I figured I would clear some room in my closet. The hoody was washed and worn once, so it is in very good condition. The interior fleece material may look well worn, but that is how it looks from the factory (just to be clear). This would be a great piece for a bowhunter who is looking for the warmth of a hoody, but not the bulk of long sleeves - or if you're just into the Belichick look. If you need it shipped, we can talk about shipping costs over PM.

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UPDATE - BLUEBONNET LONGBEARD My brother picked up me in Dallas last Thursday and we got on the road. It took us about 2 hours to get to some private ground we have permission to hunt - we cracked some beers and got ready to roost some birds that evening. We spent the last hour of shooting light trying to locate some longbeards and spent about an hour afterwards owl hooting, hoping to shock gobble a few. No luck. We woke up Friday morning with an uninformed game plan, really just hoping we would get into this hayfield on the property and get lucky. We parked about 1000 yards from the tree line, on the far end of the hayfield, about an hour before legal shooting light. As we closed the distance across the field, we decided to stop and make a set of owl hoots. I couldn't even get the first three notes out and POW. POW. Two gobblers struck up on the left corner of the hayfield. We made a beeline for trees. We set up as close as we could in the pitch black of the early morning, with a jake and hen decoy set out about 15 yards into the field. After 15 minutes of letting things cool down, I let out a soft hen call and immediately - POW, POW. I gave them some time and hit them with a little bit louder and longer hen call - POW, POW. They were keyed in on our location and all we had to do was wait for flydown. 10 minutes after legal shooting light, the gobbles start to move direction slightly. Again, we don't hear them fly down... but we see two dark blobs 100 yards into the hayfield. In the grey light of early dawn, we can barely make them out. But we know one of them is a tom, with the thunder coming from their location. 20 minutes of cat/mouse calling, and we have this jake and tom barreling in our decoys. I'm sitting behind my brother and I give them a soft yelp to get the tom's head up inside the decoy spread. He fired off a round and the big tom cartwheeled in place. Epic morning and a cool experience to get it done with my brother.

Thanks for the feedback! I may have another writeup for y'all at the end of April. Just booked my flights to visit my brother out in Texas to hunt Rio Grande's.