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yeah, it was not a standard reamer.

Browning's has been gone for some time. There is one in round valley called Round Valley Processing and Noah is real good out at Star Valley (928) 978-3870. He would know if there is anyone else doing processing.

I ordered a chamber reamer from them that was supposed to be 4-6 weeks. At 10 weeks I called them and got it around 12 weeks. Of course, they take your money up front at the time of the order I don't mind waiting, not usually on a schedule for this kind of stuff it is just annoying having to call to find out where your order is way after it is supposed be delivered. They were polite and cordial when I spoke with them, I think they must be just a little disorganized. I have never heard anything but good things about their products.

Mine seems to like the heavy bullets combined with 73 - 77 grains of H1000. My best grouping bullet has been the 210 berger and the 208 amax. Also having great results with the 210 ABLR.

I have had great luck with the heavy for caliber bullets out of mine. 210 Berger, 210 Accubond, 212 ELDX, 208AMAX. A lot of powders will work I like H1000 73 - 77 Grains.

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No angle compensation I think that was the B model.

In the Phoenix area 8.30.2017. Lowered price

In the Phoenix area 8/30/17. Let me know if interested I will bring them down.

I have forgotten more things than i care to admit. One mantra I always recite before leaving the house "rifle tags bullets", everything else is optional

Bump, I still have these if anyone is interested.

Very nice

Heard one this morning in 22

Last time I did it I came to the conclusion that it was cheaper to re-certify and it was a one time expense good for I think at least 5 years so yes..a one time fee sort of What does it cost to fill a certified tank these day's? Isn't a trade in about 30 bucks?

Wow that's an amazing caribou! +1 Caribou has always been on my bucket list, that one is a dandy.

I was out this weekend and saw a few pears starting to turn red so it wont be long. A lot more pears that were green.

Good luck to you my friend. I never seem to be able to find the deer with a tag in my hand that I find in the off season. Very nice deer.

Too funny

All the posts here are spot on. North slopes, thick brush, not a lot of movement during daylight hours. You have to be willing to sit and glass ALL day. Many times you will only have the bucks visible for 10 minutes in the middle of the day as they move from one shady spot that the sun started hitting to another spot that is out of the sun. Another tactic that bow hunters use is to sit on water or trails leading to water

We had our TV disconnected a few months ago and now just stream netflix and Hulu. The only thing I miss is the local sports and I don't think HD antennas work in remote area's. I despise all the adds on network television, they should be paying us to watch that crap. The services that stream live TV seem to cost as much as the cable and satellite companies that you are trying to avoid. Best advice....ditch all of it and go huntin

Bump. Going to be in the Phoenix area Sunday 7/23/2017.

I caught that as well. No comparison factory to well made hand loads.

Of course they are. It's all all their fault, they should have signs on both sides of every wash in Arizona, and New Mexico........