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  1. I'm posting this for one of my buddies. He is a great guy. He has a Taurus .380 TCP with a box of ammo, 2 mags and holster. Jim is asking $300.00 480-695-5901
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    Clays Powder 8#

    TTT
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    PRIMERS - Winchester small pistol primers 4000

    Still have 500 and I'm looking for BR2 large rifle primers still.
  4. I have 4000 Winchester small pistol primers for trade. I'm in need to CCI BR2 primers. Let's make a deal. Chad 480-510-4384
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    Brass in quantity

    brass is not sized and cleaned. .357 and 38 brass is sold.
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    Taurus all black .380 TCP with ammo

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  7. I have a Hoyt Katera bow with a rest, sight, quiver for sale. Bow is in good condition. Very quiet and super smooth. Really loved the bow but bought the RX 1 and don't need this one anymore. Will make a great bow for someone . Asking $250. Chad 480-510-four384
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    4# jug of winchester 231 powder

    I have an unopened 4# jug of winchester 231 powder. Asking $125. Chad 480-510-4384
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    PSE Bow 29" 70#

    I have a PSE bow 29" draw with a max weight of 70# with a sight, quiver and arrow rest. Asking $125.00. Chad 480-510-four384.
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    PSE Bow 29" 70#

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  11. I didn't dare put this up in the classified section. I've got about 3K pieces of 40 cal brass and enough powder to fill them. Also got about 2500 rounds of 40 cal ammo that I'm looking to get rid of. The ammo is NIB not reloads. What would this sell for these days? Any idea?
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    Rut

    I hunted 4 of the 5 weekends down south this January. Sat water mostly and only saw one buck and doe together and that was the weekend of the 16th. Also when I was driving to and from I saw many, many does and not one of them had a buck in tow. Last year was really weird too. Guess that is why they call it hunting.
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    Desert Bowhunting without the illegals

    So, here is my rule. If I go south of Phoenix I carry a handgun. If I go south of Tucson I carry a handgun and a long gun. There are desert units that you can hunt that wont have illegal activity.....well at least less illegal activity. The local street corners have illegals on them but its different than running into them in the field. Typically north of phoenix will have very little illegal activity. I've run into many drug runners, illegals, and twice I've run into guys that weren't from the US that had black guns. It does give you an rush that is much higher than hunting animals. Typically they won't try and kill you. If they shoot at you it is just to scare you. Keep you distance and you will probably be fine.
  14. Does your current barrel shoot good? Who said you should replace your barrel? My .243 has throat erosion. The gun probably has 500-600 shots down the tube and I'll probably never shoot the barrel out. If the gun shoots fine I would keep shooting it. If you are worried about iron sights I'm guessing that accuracy isn't your first objective anyways so keep the current barrel. Even a barrel that is shot out will shot good enough for hunting in most cases.
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    Ammo/reloading prices

    everything will get back to normal......
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    Reloading question

    Hey chicken little...... The sky isn't falling. Everything will be fine.
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    Reloading question

    Then reloading isn't for you.....unless you want to drive tacks at 1000 yards. But then you would shoot more than 4 bullets a year to obtain that type of accuracy.
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    Reloading question

    Not sure where you would buy ammo. My guess is the ammo will be back on the shelf before the components will be. Plus, I'm guessing you don't need 7MM ammo until next summer at the earliest. You will find it before then if you keep searching. I've got a buddy that has been looking for BR-2 primers for well over 2 months (daily searches) and hasn't been able to find any. Powder doesn't last very long either. Sometimes you can walk into Bruno's and find stuff but that is hit and miss. My solution is pretty simple. I buy enough components for the life of my barrel once I find the load I like. So I might buy 1000 bullets/ primers/ enough brass and powder to make 1000 rounds....depending on the barrel. Then I've always got what I need and typically I don't have to mix and match lots. Powder will vary between lots and I don't want that issue. So in your case. I would buy that much ammo and be done. Sounds like a bunch but I've never been disappointed with buying a grip of ammo/components all up front. I had this same problem before.......it won't happen again.
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    Reloading question

    If you are just looking for ammo then I would just go buy the ammo and be done. Finding components right now is about impossible. Then it will take a few times to the range to find the load that works for your gun. finding primers and powder is really, really tough.
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    Reloading question

    Let me ask you this question. What are you trying to accomplish with having someone else to the reloading?
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