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Yeah I remember when I looked they were going for $4k!

@Pjohnson8168 A+ Awesome guy to deal with.

My old savage predator hunter is nice and very accurate. Not sure if they make them anymore.

I will be on the southern end near Arivaca but we have the 1st muley hunt.

Awesome! Hopefully I can get it done one day.

I have up to 4K of winchester large rifle that I can trade for winchester large rifle magnum but I am in East Tucson.

dang man, I hope you can get back out there!!!!

I have a very very accurate load of 53.5gr of RL23 going 2915 fps.

I wish they would ship all of my old orders. You probably save some money. When they do ship the honor their prices. I like optics planet.

5B can be pretty bad. I could get around in my Bronco pretty good after the snow melts while others couldnt. It was fun one year but when I got home to Tucson it took all day to get the mud off and a couple of hours after that to shovel and clean the mud off of my driveway. I wish I would have used a pressure washer.

Bad butt man!

There is also the nerve in the elbow (what you call the funny bone) that gets messed up too. That effects the arm, ring finger, and pinky. Yeah that vitamin complex (6 and 12 i think for nerves) was recommended and helped.

Braces helped and so does vitamin b complex. If you have a chance to fix it I would. Mine actually improved when tested again but the pain/numbness was still there. I also have it in both hands (turning wrenches my whole life). I did surgery on my right hand. Did it help? Yes, but it was painful and took years to get most of my hand strength back. Would I do it again? Probably because sleeping was hard. Still not perfect but way better. Also my hand is pretty big and the cut didn't want to close like it should have (very ugly). I hope it gets better for you.

All prices are OBO. Will trade for Winchester LR Magnum primers (I have Win LRP and SRP to trade as well), RL 22 or RL 23 powder, possibly some .243 or 7mm-08 brass. Hornady 6.5x55 (new) - $20 Berger 140gr bullets (60) - $20 Berger 130gr bullets (100) - $40 Hornady 60gr bullets (100) - $15 Outdoorsmans Digi-scope Adapters - $20 each Hornady Reloading Manual - $20 Redding .308 dies w/ shell holder - $40 Prefer not to ship (unless multiple items). Located in EAST TUCSON, near VAIL.

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Looks like a 638. No lock too. I love pocket revolvers.

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Barnes has always grouped great for me. (factory ammo)

I have a Bench-Source. Works great.

The 3 of the 4 biggest WT i have ever seen were in 31. Of course I was looking for a ram at the time. A really really good 4wd helps in that unit (for me it did).

Yup. But I actually used to like balancing large truck tires, especially when others couldnt get them to zero. Ive gone back and forth on getting my own machines since I am out of that field now but it really isnt worth it. You just have to change stores if you get a bad one. The store I go to now has upgraded my tires at no cost, replaced TPMS sensors at no cost (dead batteries), and more. I have bought a lot of tires through them and its worth it. Also I like the fact that if I need a tire replaced they are usually close by.

I dont think there is any proof that youre not hunting if parked there. If they ticket you that would be dumb. They would have to confirm you werent hunting. Why do I need a Recreational Permit to be on State Trust land? Arizona State Trust lands are different than "public lands" which are common within State Parks and Federal lands. State Parks and Federal lands are managed for the benefit and use of the public, while Arizona State Trust lands are managed for the benefit of the 13 Trust beneficiaries. The Land Department's Trust management responsibilities include requiring a permit or lease and charging a fee for the use of Trust land. Exceptions to this requirement are licensed hunters and anglers, actively pursuing game or fish, in season.

Nice rifle. Im not a weatherby fan but i just bought one of these in .270wby. It is a cool rifle (light too).

Never used. I replaced it with a matching wheel and tire. 265/70R18 $100