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That engine has tons of power.

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I only go there to buy Corn Tortillas. The meat I have seen isn't kept cold enough. Same as Pro's Ranch Market, very poor quality control compared to where I usually shop which is Sprouts or Food City.

She told me earlier today (on FB) that she hasn't hunted in a year and may not hunt again. She'll be ok.

I guess we're not the only one with Wolf issues. http://compassnews360.com/landowner-makes-case-to-end-red-wolf-recovery-program/

Savage is highly regarded as one of the most accurate rifles you can get right out of the box. I had a 110 in 7mm Mag and was very consistent. The only reason I sold it was to buy a stainless one a couple of years later when Remington debuted the model 700. Last year I put together a Model 110 for a relative in 30.06 and it was also very accurate. That 111 sounds like a good deal to me and Nikon is a good scope. The BDC feature makes it all the better.

Thanks. CTD has them for $40 so I'll probably order one.

G&F announced on FB that the draw would take another week or so.

Sent you a PM. The 7-08 has factory loads available in 120gr and 140gr but Double Tap offers a 160. I handloaded for it and used everything from 100gr up to 168gr. If you handload it is a fairly straight forward caliber to load for and I've used IMR4064, W748 and W760.

Is this just a stock?

I can't for the life of me understand how a father deserts his kids and I'll leave it at that. What Unit did he draw and at 14 he should be mentally able to handle the recoil of a 243 which is more than enough for Whitetail. I have a couple of youth 243's and can meet you at Rio Salado and let him shoot them. One is a Remington 700 and the other is a Vanguard. IMHO a 223 is on the light side for deer but I also have a 788 in 22-250 he can try and I have both a cut down stock and a full size stock for it depending how tall he is. Don't worry about ammo, I've got plenty. I have an AR with a Trijicon he might find fun to shoot too.

Hang in there. I don't think they have given Rosie O'Donnell the sheet music quite yet.

I hope whoever it was he is ok. Sheet metal can be fixed but life is precious.

The show isn't as good as when Cody was on there but this new guy is just as quirky. Pretty sure Joe Teti would like to push him off a cliff.

With my F250 on the 202. Feathers everywhere!

For those who haven't see it before.

Hey Vowell, How do you like that Wheeler Torque Wrench? I need to get something so I can torque the stock on a Vanguard correctly.

http://www.angelfire.com/az2/ATA/5.html

I took a dead sapling I had made into a hiking stick and found a rubber coated lag bolt type hanger at Home Depot that was made to hang garden tools from and had my kids sit down and shoulder the rifle. I then marked the stick and drilled a hole in it so I could screw the hanger into it. I also did it with them kneeling and standing. I would keep it in my pocket until they were ready to take the shot. We also did lots and lots and lots of practice with 22's and the rifle which I had cut two inches off the stock so it fit them. This was about 15 years ago.

I have seen cards get hit for 3-4 days in the past.

It really is. I wanted a Beretta so bad I could taste it a few years ago but when I closed my eyes and brought it up to my shoulder and tight to my cheek the sight pattern was way off.

I just checked DSFCU and there is a $90 Deduct but it hasn't been posted yet so a 32 or 33 tag for me and the kid.

If you don't reload and want a good round for long range then I would use these or the 180's when they come available. http://store.iqmetals.com/trophygold7mmremingtonmag168grbergerhuntingvld.aspx

Maybe they got word that Nugent was doing a ride along today with Arpaio after his concert last night at the Celebrity.

They typically start heading south around the third week in August especially if the Monsoons are active and the temps are cooled off a bit. I have found that there are usually more White Wings in abundance around Tucson than Phoenix around then but you probably will not see them in the quantities you see now.