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CCI 300 Large Pistol Primers -Dillon Ammo Boxes - Tucson
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CCI 300 Large Pistol Primers -Dillon Ammo Boxes - Tucson
Siwash replied to Siwash's topic in Classified Ads
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Free, large RCBS automatic primer feed tube, along with what appear to be large and small primer RCBS arms. These came with an older RCBS Jr. press I bought a few years back...but the press is only used for crimping so maybe someone else can use these parts. Central Tucson.
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1. 1,000 ct CCI #300 Large Pistol Primers, on strips for the antiquated RCBS "APS" feed. Stored indoors in a cool, dry place. $40 2. 500 ct. .452" 205gr RN moly coated bullets, intended for .45LC revolvers, Beer Creek Supply is manufacturer, $40 SPF 3. Dillon Precision 50rnd .45ACP/10MM ammo boxes, 10 ct, $20 for all 10. Trade for CCI small pistol or small pistol magnum primers/.357" projectiles, pistol powder.
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pm sent on the Colt
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There is a recent thread about this in the fishing forum:
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I use the older Javelin style Spartans on a few rifles and they suit my needs very well. Neither of them extend much beyond 13" but I only use them prone. I am especially fond of the ability to flip the bipod around to negate the ability to swivel left/right but still cant/tilt if needed. A small silver stud adjacent to the magnet facilitates this and I don't see it on the Springbok...it might be a nice feature if you are predator calling but when you need to lock down prone on a stationary target the little bit of back/forth can be the difference between a kill and "you hit him a little back." I'd try to find one in real life before you spend $250+
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I'm also not into the biometric, only seen them fail...but have also only tried them with lower end safes. I don't know if they are "highly secure" for a good thief, but I use this SnapSafe model for personal papers, jewelry etc. and to stash a handgun when we have guests with kids over, etc. I'm considering this one for a family property where we have kids come over etc. too. I have one of their car lock boxes for CA travel, it will keep you legal but wouldn't consider it very secure. RMEF has a 20% off discount for members, which is why I bought the first one and the lock box.
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One Great Relief or In Greater Love? Beautiful rig, good luck with sale.
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Two Crane tags for me and a friend, still need to see $45 for my deer tag.
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If you are fishing out of San Jose Del Cabo, we fish with Gordo Banks every year. Our next trip is in October. They fish the Cortez side and do a pretty good job with weekly fish reports if you wanna review the historic records from July over the last few years. PM if you want more info, I have a few captains I would recommend along with a fish processor. Last year I caught a 400# Black Marlin over Labor Day and I have lost track of how many Striped Marlin I have caught with their outfit. Whether it is in Los Cabos, SJD or Los Barilles, try to fish more than one day if your schedule and budget allow for it.
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SPF
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Reel sold, nice rod available for $75.
