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Unfortunately not anymore.

I have had these for 4-5 years and had to use some tent glue when part of the sole began to come apart two years ago. The plus is they were broken in the first 50 yards and are very light. The downside is even though they are EW they fit me pretty snug and I would like to have more room. Ankle support is good but the soles are getting worn.

Some soles are quieter than others. My Danner Pronghorns are quieter than My UH Bozemans but the UH's have better grip going up granite rocks.

Kings

Thanks Amanda

Any interest in a trade? I have a G22 and 200 in cash. It was recently disassembled and gone through by Glockmeister here in Mesa.

Better than any Antelope I have ever shot. Wait, I have never had a tag. Just 4BP's in Wyoming and 10 in AZ. Maybe one day.

Is it only available direct?

davehc130. Please stop responding to any of my posts that I start.

You may be right. I have heard that also Adam. https://arizonadailyindependent.com/2017/01/22/opossums-in-arizona/

"We were calling in a gobbler once and the guy gets up and walks over to me to tell me that he sees them coming in." I think I would have lost it right there. LOL

I always hunt from camp and my last AZ buck was a 216 yard shot at daybreak after I hiked about 300 yards from camp.

All of your post topics start off negative.

Great bear. Would love to know how old it was when you hear back on it. Congrats.

He should be able to back the nut off and replace the packing. That's where gate and globe valves usually leak at. Unions cost money and will eventually leak too so they are a rarity is this type of application.

Ground is hard in a few areas but it hasn't stopped people from building pools or making lower level parking garages. I only know of one person who bought a home with a basement.

I don't think in AZ you can use a drone to scout but someone will chime in who knows.

I believe in pro baseball they call the game if it is within 15 miles.

So is that a yes?

Correct me if I'm wrong but a Handyman" can only charge labor so he does not need to be licensed. The "homeowner" has to provide all the materials from what I was told. Now if a permit needs to be pulled that still needs to happen. Not knocking any Handymen, but if you are bringing someone on your property they better be legit. If they screw up you have zero recourse, at least with a contractor they have a bond you can go after and not be SOL. The only thing I never did on my house was when the sewer pipe collapsed and I brought in a contractor. Everything from a new electric service, plumbing repairs, full roof tear off, added an AC when I only had evap was done by me.

He might get his skirt ruffled.

Is that a proprietary round?

You certainly can stop @ 40.5 and play with OAL and call it good. Or you can you can go the other route and then work on OAL. Personally I have always determined OAL first then worked up to max loads. When groups became inconsistent I would try different seating depths.

Good Luck Mike.

It's been like that for forty years. Ever since they started opening early and serving breakfast.