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blanket party for starters

Evidently, the buffalo calf has died.

Die'in ain't much of a livin boy

The remake of True Grit was pretty good too.

The peaks unit extends all the way down to the 180 on the west side. You are not limited to just the the peaks or the inner basin. This includes the walk in area around the Nature Conservancy property around Hart Prairie. https://www.azgfd.com/hunting/units/flagstaff/7

It's hard to come by now. Distillery s backed up for months so says the guy at total wine.

The real reason they want to raise it to $15 is to entice more people to cross the border. They want these poor people to put themselves in danger for no other reason than to further their own political agendas. They could couln't care less about their well being or their safety.

No In order to use the turrets you need some way of calculating the drop and converting it to whatever style of turret you have. ( Moa or Milrad). The most popular way is a phone app called shooter. You also need to know your muzzle velocity and BC of the bullet you are shooting.

Hehehe. Cardinal fans. #flythew

Smear the Obama voter - The adult version of the classic playground game.

Thanks.

I'm trying to figure out if the bottom rifle stock is painted or hydrodipped. I've sent the photo to a few places that dip and a couple that cerakote but no one will even respond. Any ideas?

Which restroom do the robots use??lol I would like to build a robot that would take a huge dump on the White House lawn.

Next they will claim robots are racist

And we had no problems figuring out which restroom to use.

I'm in. how many more tickets are available?

I had a Vortex Viper HD spotter but it was more useful as a tent stake hammer than it was as a spotting scope. Same deal with their binos. Its only money. Buy once Cry once

I have a 2012 Tundra. On a late elk hunt a few years ago on the last morning of the hunt I poked a hole in the oil pan on a rock while making a u turn on a back road. I heard the rock scraping the skid plate but when I got out to check it I saw no leak. It only leaked while the engine was running. I drove it all the way from north of Snowbowl to Mesa and neither the check engine light or low oil pressure warning came on. When I stopped in Mesa for gas and restarted the engine it made a horrible sound. Got out and noticed oil dripping. Mechanic said there was not a drop of oil in the pan. Still ran like a champ and have had no issues in the 3 years since. The skid plate was worthless but the Toyota engine is pretty much bullet proof.

view the web version of this email NRA-ILA: Institute for Legislative Action Arizona: Governor Ducey Signs Important Pro-Gun Legislation! This morning, Governor Doug Ducey signed two important pro-gun bills, Senate Bill 1266 and House Bill 2338. SB 1266 is an important bill which ensures consistency in gun laws throughout the state by strengthening the states current preemption statutes. HB 2338 would prevent educational institutions from adopting policies that would prohibit individuals from lawfully possessing or carrying a firearm in their vehicle (means of transportation) or on their person, on a public right-of-way. Governor Duceys signing of these two bills was preceded by his signing of House Bill 2224 last month. HB 2224 prohibits the state and any political subdivision from levying a fee, tax, assessment or other financial encumbrance on the transfer of a firearm between two private parties who are not prohibited under state or federal law. By signing HB 2224 into law, Governor Ducey has reaffirmed that private citizens who are not prohibited from owning and possessing firearms have the right to conduct infrequent transfers without government intrusion. This morning, Governor Ducey also announced his veto of House Bill 2524 which would create a Uniform Firearm Transfer Compact. Governor Ducey states: I see no reason for Arizona to tie ourselves to other states decisions on public policy relating to the transfer of firearms. We know whats best for our state, and I trust the citizens of Arizona and their elected leaders to continue to make wise decisions to protect our Second Amendment rights, whenever and wherever those rights are infringed. Please thank Governor Ducey for supporting your Second Amendment rights by signing these pro-gun bills. Also, please thank the legislators who voted in support of these bills and worked tirelessly to ensure their passage through the legislature. NRA-ILA: Institute for Legislative Action FOLLOW NRA-ILA Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram © 2016 National Rifle Association of America, Institute For Legislative Action. To contact NRA-ILA call 800-392-8683. Address: 11250 Waples Mill Road Fairfax, Virginia 22030. Please do not reply to this email. Unsubscribe from this email list | Manage your email preferences Thank you!

The NRA was in favor of the veto.

Now she just needs some surface iron.

Because they get $13 per application.

Hildebeast

Man crush