Phil Carr

Selling this 2 dog traing system for a friend.It works great. $150.00 Text Phil 520-975-0830 The Field 90 G2 is simple to operate and value-priced. Its the answer if you prize simplicity but want the benefits of momentary as well as continuous stimulation. 6 levels of continuous stimulation, 6 levels of momentary Waterproof transmitter and collar Made of Lexan same material used to make bulletproof products Receiver is lighter and 1/3 smaller than our previous model Battery life indicator tells you the amount of charge remaining Quick Charge ability to fully charge your unit in two hours Convenient cradle charging system no more plugs to lose or replace Collar Charging Cradle/ Transmitter Charging Cradle Trickle charge leave your unit on charge as long as you want True one-hand operation with two-way intensity dial thumb or finger operated Ability to operate a Tri-Tronics Accessory Beeper Removable battery packs Transmitter has comfortable grip area On/off switch on the collar Antenna is molded and very rugged Contact points are made of surgical stainless steel and are insulated for reliable performance in all conditions long and short to suit all coat types No-stimulation signal tone for training versatility 1-mile range

This case is a heavy duty airline approved case that is like new. Will be traveling North in the next 30 days so could meet a buyer as far as Cottonwood AZ.

I am selling my Americase model #2002. It is in 98% condition. New $419.00 plus shipping. I will sell locally in Tucson for $220.00. If you wish to ship I will ship for what ever the additional cost is. This is not a cheap lite weight case. Weighs 16 lbs. It will accept barrels up to 36

This is a great way to get your kids or grand kids involved in trapping. I believe the kids will actually be involved hands on in how to trap and prepare hides. Adults as well as thier kids will be able to meet and discuss trapping and get answers from some of the most knowlegable trappers in the SW.

SOLD PENDING FUNDS

Selling my 30-06 Ruger 77 Mark ll. The gun has been sitting in the safe since 1995 and it's time to let it go. It was used on one hunt one time to harvest an elk. Less than a box of shells shot through it. Very accurate. Nice American Black walnut checkered stock. Only a few minor scratches, see attached pictures. If intreasted can send you more. Bluing is perfect has a Tasco scope installed that is perfect. I am located in Tucson but will be headed North at the end of the month and could meet you anywhere between Tucson and Cottonwood if you purchase. $600. REDUCED TO $500 Email coues3pt@gmail.com. Text 520-975-0830

Reduced to $500

Barrel is 22 inches. Hand checkered Walnut stock. Stainless steel bolt. Integral milled receiver mounts. Mauser style extractor, 3 position safety, hindered trigger guard and floorplate. 3x9 Tasco scope.

To the top Price reduced $600.00 OBO

I might suggest you take a good look at some of the early American SXS shotguns. Granted they are not O/U's but a good selection of 16 gauges are available. Some of the older collectors have been selling off their shotguns and the price has come down where you can purchase a good quality LC Smith, Parker, Ithaca etc. shotguns for less than many of the auto loaders and other modern shotguns. Don't base price off of what you see on Gunbroker, these price in many cases are unrealistic, although the sellers are finally starting to come down to what is fair since they are not selling. The advantage of a 16 gauge is weight over the 12 gauge and of course less recoil. 7/8 oz of shot in a 2 3/4" shell is plenty for almost any shooting I do. I actually shoot almost exclusively 2 1/2" shells in my 28, 20, and 16 gauges. High quality shells with lighter recoil and that pattern wonderfully will help you be more successful. I shoot shells made by RST Shotshell company. Not cheap but shells are the least expensive cost of any hunt. If I can help with any questions you might have concerning the possibility of a 16 gauge SXS feel free to PM me.

DANG!!! Look at the Jowls on that thing. Heck she must be an old one her tusks are worn down almost flat.

No doesn't ring a bell??? Why?

Gone

What a great piece of family history

Not everyone knows we have the option to post here to try and help reunite an item. Thank you for trying to locate the owner.

What is the max points currently for a person to get in the Max point draw pool? Just curious.

I sold my 10 gauge magnum and I I have a box with 22 shells left. I had to special order these. $50.00 if you want them. I will be traveling to Mesa in about 2 weeks and can meet you, or you can pick up in Tucson. See picture for specs.

I shot a very small buck 36 years ago in unit 34A. Shot him at about 30 yards. The other side was a 2 or 3 inch spike as I recall. Some where I have a picture. This antler is very nicely shaped for such a small antler, even appears to have a small eye guard.

Of course I will have to hire about 10 environmentalist. 6 to watch and 4 to artificially inseminate the wolfs. Don't want them taking a chance breeding naturally. It will take some big guys, wolves don't like you touching them there. OK I have had my fun, now I'll let it go.

I am hoping to win a contract to bring in Mexican Wolves. I think I could bring in and monitor 2 pairs for about 1.4 mil. Per year. In 5 years I hope to get them up to 3 pairs and stabilize the pig population.

I am looking to buy or trade for a AH Fox 20 or 16 gauge. I am not intereasted in Savage / Stevens Foxes. I have a number of intereasting guns for trade. Phil at coues3pt@gmail.com

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That's a debatable point having owned both.