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They always had good reviews and came highly recommended by quite a few people. Then earlier this year there was a posted by someone who was disgruntled, and it sounded justified. Then a few people piled on. I personally have had not them do any work on my guns. Since I'm a poor working stiff.

Sweet.

Very cool, is that an old Remington Semi?

Was the stock cut down then added back to?

Nice job, are you shooting 223?

Absolutely awesome, what was up with the whole guide fiasco?

Wish I could help out but I have never hunter any of those units.

That's cool that it was still in velvet.

Awesome, sounds a bit like my daughter hunt up there back around 2000.

105-108

Let me know when you want to go to 36A. LOL

http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/68883-bye-bye-cabelas/

Do you know what sizes he wears? It does get expensive buying new stuff every year to keep up with their growth spurts. What fit in the spring sometimes doesn't fit in the fall, especially with shoes.

I came across this, although it a bit dated. http://precisionrifleblog.com/2013/12/30/best-rifle-action/

Where at? That is a good price.

W = World Series?

Good Luck. I hope to get up there next year.

Great story, what caliber were you shooting? Great to see someone shoot offhand.

Thats awesome and a memory maker for sure.

She got booted out of her gig in a Vegas Casino a few years back for getting political onstage.

Sounds like a fun build, for me I would choose the PPC with a 1/12 twist.

Allrecipies has some great recipes and most are excellent. How long did you cook it for? Was it on the low setting?

Congrats Drason, way to go Sean.

My sons 20ga youth model would lock up if he pulled the trigger with the safety on.

Resurrecting this post since my son and I got a few recently. Just how long do you cook them in a slow cooker, he wants to make a stew out of them. I quartered most of them and cut a few in half, minus the ribs. Then I brined them overnight for about 18 hours.