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I shoot easton axis 340’s with a Zwicky 110gr two blade. Total arrow weight 464grs. Has 17 percent foc, comes out at 265 fps out of my bow. Use the same setup for both deer and elk.

Won’t use the springerville shop, myself personally. But there is one more guy in show low. He’s by the porter mountain steakhouse. He does good work.

There’s a guy in alpine that does it.

Where are you located. If in Tucson joe reed at lawasons gun shop.

Have one and works great. Very little powder variation. Less then my Hornady powder measure. Lot all my handgun and 223 ammo on it. The trick is to weigh ten dropped charges and take the average weight, to adjust the powder measure.

There’s a trailer park by tombstone Arizona that’s pretty good.

Don’t look by Vernon cheaper land but full of labs last time I was there looking at land. Also check out springerville and eager.

Don’t have his business number. Haven’t talked to him in a while. Had a difference of opinion and parted ways. Doesn’t mean he doesn’t due good work thou. Still would have him due my work thou.

I have Chris ledoux’s cd old rode songs. I believe that’s what it’s called. It’s my go to when I go hunting. As soon as I hit dirt or leave the house for a day hunt that cd goes in the CD player. As far as driving songs I have hank sr and jr, wille , Waylon Charlie Daniels, Tom Russell, Chris ledoux , the doors plus many others. Can’t stand rap , hip hop, or most modern country. Prefer the old classics in country and rock.

If you lived in Tucson I’d say lawasons. But why didn’t the gunsmith you picked it up from due the trigger work.

Always use oil with the wool. Brass 0000 wool is better then the steel in the same grade if you can find it. Pachmyer makes a good replacement pad. I myself have used there declerator pad for years now.

My brother in law owns a landscaping business in Mesa. It’s called the landscape company. Unfortunately I don’t have his phone number but I’ve seen his work and portfolio he does good work.

Like I stated earlier but do to work and recent surgeries I am unable to hunt as much as I’d like. If I had the desire or ability to hike in farther I’d look at mystery ranch or k u i u or one of the other top packs listed here. But I would have to justify the price just like a lot of other people. Right now it’s a want not a need. But I’ve been researched packs for quite awhile now in search of something better. Mystery ranch or k ui u gets my vote if I decide to get a new pack.

Same here. When I get something down I take a load out with the badlands 2200. Then go back in with the external frame pack to haul out the rest. Cheaper then a 600.00 pack I’ll use twice a year.

Yes. That’s how I restored my dads first shotgun he bought. Also how we brought the deep bluing out on guns we blues in the shop.