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Mike, My son's Tristar supposedly uses the same size so when his broke I went to True Value and matched it up and got a few extras.

Dang man even then that was smoking deal L.O.L. my 1st was when I was 12 Or so and I think it was $400 new at Kmart, same exact gun as this 1. I'm older than you so I'm guessing you bought used. Funny in 15 years of my 1st 1100 I never replaced O ring but it seems materials now require 1 a year. If you know the size go to oringsusa.com and see if they have one that size made of viton. You can also buy bulk and they usually ship same day so you get them in three days or less.

6.5 isn't going to be very fur friendly.

Some monsters have come out of Pennsylvania.

I have heard that there are some cities that do this but I hope it isn't done in AZ. At least in Rifle they discharge it back into the Colorado. https://www.rifleco.org/142/Wastewater

Anyone using RL16 or any of the other RL powders?

I caught a Permit in Ft Meyers last year and that was fun i can just imagine the fight in a GT. They were catching some on a fishing show I caught over the weekend on the OD Channel.

I used to shoot an old Martin Tiger round wheel bow at 210 fps and was busted more than one well inside of 20 yards from sounds off the bow.

I had the same one back in the late 70's early 80's.

Thanks for that update Amanda, who were the ones voting?

The jam-o-matic of it's day. I still have a Mitchell 300 somewhere with the upgraded bigger handle you could order for like $1.25. Bought it when I was 12 with paper route money after seeing how well it cast with just a split shot that a friend had at summer scout camp.

Between the slow footage and so called music I could only stand about 30 seconds of that even with doing some fast forwarding.

Hopefully you'll find them.

I have had my Jigmaster for well over 50 years and it has reeled in a lot of fish. Everything from Fluke to Stripers to Albacore. I have a newer lightweight aluminum spool I bought from Phoenix Fishing Supply and I run 20# on it and 30 on the original spool but the drag has a tough time anymore with anything over 20-25 pounds. It is probably the original drag. I like it because even though my dad told me it was a "boat reel" and not to cast with it I have done plenty of 50 yard casts with it without a problem. I rotate it between a Gulf Star and a Roddy Hunter. It is a budget setup at best but it catches fish. A few years ago my son bought me a Penn 340 which ought be handle a 50# fish from the looks of it but I haven't had the opportunity to put it to the test. WHen it comes to tackle in deep water I would rather be overgunned than not have enough tackle. I would routinely read stories of guys fishing the Midnight Lump and fighting 80 to 150 # YFT for over an hour or just getting spooled on tackle that is not big enough.

Kent, any idea on the weight?

So how did it go?

Gnarly. Hopefully he has passed his genes along, cool looking country.

Other than the obvious differences in antlers and the tail Coues stand about 36" at the shoulder and about 36" from chest to butt.

Recycle it into block or cement.

Cant you buy a whole rifle for that? Is PTG still in business?

Couldn't have said it better, congrats.

Awesome job.

Good deal, thanks for "passing it on".

So will we still be able to access that area driving through the mine and across the little bridge and to the west into the old homestead ruins?