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I always forget about that because I never buy licenses/tags anywhere else. Thanks for clarifying, ugly dude!

Bump. I found another box of once-fired Federal brass. So here is what is left: Die, Hornady modified case, 1x, 4-5x fired Win (ziplock bag), Fed (1 box), & Rem brass (3 boxes; 2x fired), bullets, and VOR-TX ammo still available. $60 OBO for package deal + shipping.

We've had multiple Wildlife Managers come to talk at our Hunter Ed classes in Flagstaff and they all say the same thing: take a picture of your signed license or download a copy to show you have one in case you forget it. They will accept it. I have pictures of all four of our hunting/fishing licenses on my phone and I've sent those pics to all three of my family members. And, no, it won't work for your tags for the reason specified above. Tag has to be on you and a lost one can be replaced at any AGFD office after filling out an affidavit.

I finally found a new hunting load for my trusty. 30-06 using 168gr TTSX. I have two unopened boxes of 30 cal (.308) 165 TSX-BT (50/box) that I won't be using. Would like to trade for two boxes of unopened 30 cal168gr TTSX, but would sell them for $30/box +shipping. In Flagstaff.

Thank you, sir! Greatly appreciated and I will pass it along!

My friend is far from a leftist. He's quite the opposite, actually. He simply believes in the performance of Barnes bullets based on other rifles he has, understands the conservation benefit, and wants to load his rifle with them. I have no desire to turn this political, so lets all just keep this about the requested information, please.

Thanks! To be clear to pass on to my friend, that's the Barnes 150 gr TSX FN, correct?

My great uncle was a bomber pilot in WWII. He was shot down and spent nine months in a German POW camp in Holland. He was fed a tulip bulb every day for food and given a cup of tea with it. He went home after his release, but answered the call again in Korea. I didn't learn the whe story until after he passed. If all my grandma's brothers and sisters (12 total), he was my favorite. So dang funny and humble.

If you don't think you can do it yourself, try Goodman Electric in Flagstaff. Our TKD Master's son works there and he's a stand up guy with a great work ethic.

Updated. I had a moment of weakness after a jerk at my house followed by a compelling, friendly pm from a guy here. I sold the unfired Winchester brass separately. Die, Hornady modified case, 1x-4-5x fired Win & Rem brass, bullets, and VOR-TX ammo still available. Price drop = $60 for package deal + shipping.

You should pay me $20 since this is the only way I ever hear from you!

I finally figured out I'm not going to be loading for my BIL in Texas anymore, so I'm clearing out all of my .25-06 stuff. Not looking to recoup much of my investment and want to help someone out. I don't want to split it up because that's too much math for me. I'll ship it, but buyer pays shipping. In Flagstaff and not sure when I'll be in the valley. Asking $60 for everything, but will consider fair offers. Also cross posted and going in tomorrow's (8/10) yard sale. If you're in Flag and interested, stop by (Univ Hts). One bag of 20 pcs of Winchester brass is a mixed bag of 4-5x fired that has some decapped, fully prepped, and some annealed, and some that need annealed and prepped. One bag of Win brass is 1x fired and needs decapped, resized, and prepped. Three boxes of Rem brass (found 3rd box after pic taken) are 2x fired and missing ~5 total pcs. Need resized and prepped. Box of Hornady 100 gr BTSP bullets is about 3/4 full. Barnes 100gr TTSX is about 1/2 full. Barnes 100 gr TSX has 5 bullets. RCBS die just came back from factory after having a stuck case. Hornady modified case in die box. Barnes VOR-TX 100 gr has three fired rounds and 17 unfired rds.

I had to read that twice. ON...get you ON!! My bad.

A hometown friend called me yesterday asking about load data for either Barnes TSX-FN or Hornady MonoFlex bullets in his Marlin 336. He's going to be hunting the thick brush of northern Minnesota, so he wants to find a good load for either of these bullets. He told me he's had poor luck with 175 gr bullets of other manufacturers, but he really wants to use non-lead. I don't load for the 30-30, and I've given him all of the advice I can, with regards to looking in Barnes' manual and online data. Hornady doesn't have online data for any of their loads and my manual at home doesn't include data for the 140gr MonoFlex bullet. I've also given him the information on Hornady's two lines of loaded ammunition that has the 140gr MonoFlex and Barnes' VOR-TX with the 150 gr TSX-FN. I figured someone here has worked up loads for either of these two bullets (all he is interested in) and can offer some insight that I can pass along. Thanks!

If the Claw sale falls through, I'm definitely interested!