Shooter McGavin

Located in Tucson

Pack is in great shape, buckles and zippers in fantastic shape. Located in Tucson,

Binos and pack still for sale

All you hunters that know hunters and nobody needs a new shotgun, it's waiting for that special someone.

I have 3 kids that are gluten intolerant (Celiac) found out 8 yrs ago. I cried for bit thinking that when they are old enough I won't be able to enjoy a beer and some chicken wings while watching a game or two with them. I have done many taste tests from noodles to bread to beer. Their have been leaps and bounds from tastes on gluten free foods. I did find a beer call New Grist, I found it at Sprouts. I like it enough to drink. Not saying I'm promoting beer drinking but when the time comes my kiddos will be able to wet their whistle and it doesn't taste like skunk piss. The only downside on gluten free foods is the friggin high costs.

At $475.00 OBO how can anybody pass this up. Pics do not do justice on this gun. Somebody has to have some extra room in there safe for one more.

C'mon guys and gals, archery is so. I know somebody needs a fanny pack or some 10x42's.

I think the fall OTC javi hunts are for jrs ONLY

I have a Badlands Tree Hugger for sale in the classifieds for $45, let me know. It's a really good pack.

No straps on this pack.

UPDATED PRICING Badlands fanny pack $45 Minox 10x42 binos $130.00

Any takers at a sweet price of $475.00

Large Badlands fanny pack and Minox b10x42 binos still for sale. All you lucky deer and elk tag holders might needs these.

I know their has to be some die-hard Browning freaks out there. C'mon and snag this beauty up. What's another gun to your exisitng collection. $500 OBO is a smoking deal. Would be willing to trade for the following: -CZ 452 22 or 17hmr rifle

Estate sale, best $5.00 spent in a long time

Just picked up my Remington from UPS, c'mon weekend get here so I can send some lead down range.

No sir, just a post it from UPS on my front door. When I called Remington about 1 1/2 weeks ago, they said there was roughly 10,000+ guns ahead of mine. She was able to pull my info up from my phone number. She then said you will be receiving something from UPS, I never did receive anything except a failed delivery attempt sticker on my front door.

My 11 yr has his jr hunt (any antlered) unit 33 Oct 13-20, I would be happy to share the story along with many pics of this buck to everyone if your willing to point me in the right direction......just sayin

Well last Thursday 7/24 I noticed a slip of paper on my front door (it was from Remington-my 700 is repaired). It was from UPS stating they tried to drop off a package ,but no one was home. The note said they would retry the following day between 10:30-2:30. I told my wife to please hang around so she could sign for the package. Well the boy had to be picked up at 12:00 from school orientation so she left at 11:50, well when she got back there was another slip staing no one home at 11:58. ARGHHHHHHHHH I want my rifle. So I got on line and requested to leave the package at the main UPS bldg and that I would be by 7/28 to pick up in person. Can't wait to remount my Zeiss scope and tune it back up. Elk and deer tags will be filled this fall.

I own a pair of the Minoz 15x56 and aboslutley love them. I have looked through the Vortex and yes they are good, but I think the warranty is the key selling point to their reputation right now. I have a Zeiss rifle scope and love their glass. I think the glass on Minox and Zeiss are way better but that's my opinion.

Reduced Price $525.00 OBO

All ammo is sold

Ammo SPF

My son had his first experience last year, he carried his own rifle but actually ended up using the one that I brought along (you know the one for coyotes, lions, etc.....) for the long shot. We have since sold that rifle, so on this years jr hunt he will be using my rifle again. I will be carrying the rifle since my elk hunt is the following week. I would hate to have him trip and fall and damage the gun, scope, etc.....I am sure you understand. As for the cleaning portion, I made the initial penetration. He then made the slit and started to pull out the guts. I helped him cutting the vitals out and giving it a good ole shaking to remove the excess slop. I sawed the pelvic bone for him and he removed the poop shoot. It was comical for the both of us. Due to the terrain, I drug the deer down from the mountain and into the ravine, it was still pretty nasty until I got it to somewhat level ground. I told him he had to get it to the truck, 3/4 of a mile he drug it, it kicked his little behind but never complained. Just talked about what type of sauage he was going to get. Good luck, take pics and cherish the memories.

TTT