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Check with Nate at Strictly Diesel or Chris at Rowdy Racks in Mesa. You could also call Andrew at Bullet Proof Diesel in Mesa. Check out http://www.azpsg.com/forum.php there are a couple of members who always seem to be parting out trucks.

Give Chris at Rowdy Racks in Mesa a call. 90% of the work he does is on trucks. 480-221-3384 He is on Center just south of Southern.

A co-worker and I were talking about the flag crap yesterday on the way back from a job walk and I told him that I bet I could go on Amazon and but a Nazi or ISIS flag. This morning there is a audio circulating on the Net of an exec from Amazon saying they were told to stop selling the flag by the Feds.

Neighbors grand kid spent time in tent city and worked in the kitchen. He told me the food came in packages marked not fit for human consumption, FWIT. This was about 12 years ago. I'm not a wild child but I'm no an angel either. Never served time but I won't hold spending time in jail or prison against anyone. Some people are just pure evil and a 22 behind the ear is all they deserve.

Prayers Sent.

I remember sitting in an Elk Camp with a guy and his wife around 1987 or so and he told me he had put her in and she drew a tag and she was going to use a 257 or a 357 if she could get close enough. I think one of their relatives was a guide. Darnd if she didn't kill it with a 357 pistol later that year.

They can just combine them. The site was having some issues on Monday, I had trouble getting on and I though I have seen a couple of other double posts too.

Cracked me up, my grandmother used to say all the time.

Your card will be good until the 31st.

Murph. I'm kinda an old softee and didn't want to open your post since I presumed it was about your own dad and my relationship with my brothers and sisters with our dad really wasn't really very nurturing as he was a loner and, well a heavy drinker. Being the oldest of five kids by the time I was about twelve I was pretty much the protector and some what of a father figure. Flash forward about 25 years, I met a wonderful woman and soon had a couple of kids in my late thirties about a year and a half apart. My daughter came first followed buy my son. We did everything together from the time they could walk. Camped, fished and hunted. In her senior year of high school, she fell for a kid whose parents were here illegally. Nice people, old school. They started dating and a couple of years later his parents has a b'day party for him at theis house and let the kids, all underage drink unsupervised. His mothers mindset was they will probably go somewhere and drink anyway so let them drink here. Well three months before she was going to turn 19 my child went into cardiac arrest from too much booze. I read all the police reports, filled out by the parents, boyfriend and her friends. Some of whom I had coached through Little League. Eight years later it still blows my mind. Tomorrow is her birthday and a day never passes that I don't think about her. Unbenownst to me my ex took her ashes to the Pacific and scattered them last year. Probably best I didn't go.

I picked one up today.

Ole Grover has a guilty look to him. Glad he is safe and sound though.

I saw some a few years ago in 6A near Clear Creek and I was wondering why they were 15 feet up in a tree. Now I know why.

I go to BP on occasion and was there yesterday looking for a fiber optic sight for a recent shotgun I purchased. I don't like going there because it is so dark there. It looked like they were conducting a CCW Class upstairs.

Pretty sure they were 350cc and it doesn't look like there are any front drive shafts so probably 2WD.

There is also one in Tucson besides the one in Mesa and North Phoenix.

I found that the spikes sold in stores like Home Depot that are used to hang rain gutters work pretty good for hard ground and don't bend much, if at all. Just put a fender washer on them.

Phil I want to thank you for taking the time out to write up a detailed explanation of shotgun fit. I'm surprised that more manufacturers do not at least put some shims in with a shotgun, especially the more pricey ones. A few years ago I went on the hunt for a new shotgun and wanted a semi. I would go in the store and shoulder the gun with my eyes closed a couple of times just to get a feel for mounting it comfortably. What I found was the one that felt the best had me needing to bring my head up off the stock just a tiny bit to get a good sight picture. I never did get a gun that year and have been staying with an old Model 12 which fits me perfectly and my eye looks right down the vent rib. I had an old shooting buddy by the name of Mardy Kemmer who was very into shooting Trap and Skeet. One year he bought his wife a shotgun and took it to a smith who adjusted it to fit her. Do you know if there is anyone in AZ who does this anymore? I picked up a semiauto recently and would like to see about possibly having it check for the way it fits me. When I shot HP Silhouette I bought a stock from H&S that had just the right amount of cast for me allowing my eye to align perfectly with the scope but I don't believe there are any stock manufacturers that offer that option any longer.

The kid working the counter had no idea what they were and barely figured out how to fill it out. I told him to make sure to have the person sign across it when they put it on their license.

Leupold rings and bases are about as simple as it gets and install is pretty straightforward so I don't know why they were having trouble.

Is he a NASCAR driver?

Let's face it. Hunting the southern units just isn't for everyone. I doubt he killed anything though because the deer could probably smell the fear.

15% contained as of this morning, mostly staying in the river bottom of the Gila is what they said.

223 or 22-250?

Great trip, I would love to do some fishing over there.