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Selling a used set of Chevrolet 6 lug wheels and tires taken off my 2020 Silverado 1500 Trail Boss addition. These are 18 inch wheels. Wheel specs and tire size in the posted pictures. These are stock wheels and tires. Both wheels and tires have 42k miles on them. The Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs have some life left. See tire gauge. Asking $700

Don’t let the “newbie” give you concern. This is my son and the sale is legit. Scope is sneaky good too

I have 140 ct. once fired brass in north Phoenix $60.00

After twenty years of watching me leave to hunt and fifteen of me taking my three boys hunting, she was finally ready to go. Our last headed to college this fall and I guess she felt this was her time. She’s a lefty which meant new rifle. She got her Christensen Arms 7mm mag dialed in and I had her shooting to 500 fairly quickly. She drew a tough unit with only 15 tags but I’d seen elk in one canyon pretty often in Jan OTC deer so I was hoping they’d be their when is was warmer. Pre scouting showed they were there but bear hunters and early hunts had them holding in deeper canyons. After four days of hiking and glassing our work paid off we picked them up mid day but they pegged us and pushed a mile back. I sent my boy after them to keeps eyes on from a distance and we circled around behind them but they didn’t flop over to where I thought they would. My son watched them bed in thick juniper at three so we backed out again and circled back to where we thought they’d pop out at sun down and move across a ridge. At 4:30 two hunters we didn’t know were right below decided they’d had enough and packed out to their truck and left. Good luck for us. At 5:00 they popped out like we thought and moved across an open ridge. We cut the distance to 600 yards by 5:45 and got her setup. So funny because game time was much more stressful then practice shooting but she held it together First shot was back a little and the elk just stood there as the Barnes passed right through (I’m on the fence on this bullet performance). She was at a steep angle so my bad for not adjusting her point of aim. I adjusted her turret down a bit and next shot punched through the shoulder and back into the boiler room. Elk fell back and was done. Nice steep climb to the elk but easy pack down. She did great. So proud of her. Never complained and carried her own gear and rifle. Thanks to my son who works at GoHunt for some new gear for us and for his work on the spotter. She’s hooked and still has a grin on her face.

used 139 grain LRX BT Vortex

This is a used HD Helmet. Never been crashed but has some light scratches. It was my brother in laws. He used it very little. Didn’t fit him well. He gave it to me. It wasn’t my style so in the hunt closet it sat. Was cleaning it out his weekend and thought I’d see if it’s of value to anyone it’s size large. Interior is clean no rips. No stink It has a packtalk radio speaker and you can communicate with others that have packtalk. I think the packtalk is about six years old. I did find the manual online pretty easy. I think it’s missing the mic. I see the connecting cable but nothing looks like a mic. The ear speakers are in. I have the charge cord. Charging it now to confirm it works. It’s Bluetooth connect. I have the old helmet ear pieces if you want to replace the packtalk. I’ll try to confirm it works but I don’t want to promise it. (just paired it with my phone and it played my music playlist just fine) Not asking for big dollars on this. Really more of a trade item or $100 for helmet and packtalk. I think that seems fair. I’m in Phoenix but leaving this Wednesday, my wife has her first hunt. Cow tag. After all these year she finally wants hunt after our boys have grown and left the house. I guess no more excitement without her kids bouncing around the house. Haha. Not sure what that says about me. I don’t want to ship this thing. I should be back next Tuesday and will repost.

Don’t retire.

I had a three year old Sig 2400bdx rangefinder. It stopped working last year and about two weeks ago I got around to sending it in for service. I didn’t think I’d have it back in time for the upcoming season so I bought a different rangefinder. To my surprise this brand new Kilo5k showed up a couple days ago. I’ve read reviews and watched some videos. Eastman Outdoors has a good one It has some incredible features and ballistic tech. Quite frankly it’s more tech than I would use so I didn’t open it and figured I’d post for sale. I’m in Phoenix. I could ship but It’d be on buyers dime. seems to sell online at most places for $699 (Amazon Cabelas Opticsplanet) I’ll sell for $550 to make me whole for what I bought to replace this one

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SPF. thx for the chat Big Brown! Good luck on the hunt.

Good seller. Firearms well taken care. And these scopes are very nice in my opinion. Buy with confidence. I was with him when it took a long shot on a cow elk with this rig. Well placed shot

So after years of watching me our our boys hunt my wife finally agreed to get behind the trigger. She’s not afraid to shoot, she’s actually a great shot, she just wasn’t ready to put the crosshairs on an animal. anyway she has a cow elk tag this fall and we will likely do some hiking so I’m kinda set on the Savage Ultra light with the proof research barrel 5.8lb. Gets nice review. And while kinda ugly the Savage I have owned shoot well. Ok she’s also a lefty and we tried her shooting my right handed rifles and it was just a bit awkward. I was leaning toward 6.5 prc because of the recoil and the slightly better energy over the 6.5 creed. . Then I tried to find ammo. Uh not paying $5.00 a round. I’m not reloading anymore either sold my gear. the Ultralight is threaded for a brake. I don’t have any rifles with a brake. So I thought maybe I’d choose an ammo easier to find in a bigger caliber to give her some room for shot placement. The rifles comes in 308 270 28 Nos 280 AI 30-06 300 wsm 6.5 creed 6.5 prc Hope to keep the shot under 400 yards. So couple questions will threading a brake on effect accuracy? if we zero and practice with the brake and remove it for hunting will POI change? I suppose I can find that out myself after zero with brake but curious what long range hunters think any recommended screw on brakes? as always thanks for any tips or advice she might be able handle a 270 without a brake but if she gets flinchy I want to be able to put a brake on

So any brake recommendations? This barrel is fairly light any recommendations on brakes that won’t tip the balance of the rifle

Good luck finding one. I’ve been in the market for a couple months. Be prepared for $2500 freight charge and $1500 build charges at places like ride now or Go Az. I agree Western is good people but the have the least inventory.

How old is the scope. It’s a one inch tube right?

THIS RAIN PANT IS CALLED A RAINTAMER II.PANT..IT HAS THE SPECIAL BREATHABLE BUT WATERPROOF TEHNOLOGY MATERIAL...THIS PANT IS IN MOSSY OAK DUCKBLIND CAMO...RUSSELL OUTDOORS/MOSSYOAK APPAREL......100% POLYESTER BRUSHED,WITH MICRO-TRICOT SHELL...100% POLYESTER MESH INSIDE...SEAM SEALED...BACK ZIPPER STORAGE POCKET...ELASTIC WAIST BAND...ADJUSTABLE CLOSURES AT WAIST...AND LEG BOTTOMS..... This are new with the tag. they are size Large and the waist on large is 38-40 they are meant to go over your pants. They are very quiet also. Just dont need them Selling for $40.

I’m in the market for a SxS and while I like Honda as a product. I keep going back and forth on the Pioneer’s design. Part of me likes that’s it’s smaller than a normal four seater but then I’ll get hung up with the lack of storage space when all seats are up. I'm mostly interested in a hunting rig but want good off road capabilities. I don’t normally deer hunt with four people but elk hunts can be four easily. I also want to use it with a dog box in back for quail and that would mean max three people how has this been as a hunting rig. If you have four people in it where do you put the game bags? oh it’s a great set up by the way super impressive

My son now lives in NV and they have a pretty unique tag turn back program. I won’t bore with the details but he was able to grab this late season bull tag. Filled his first bull tag while I was in route to help on the hunt. By the time I got there he had capped and quartered the bull by himself and humped the head and cape off the mountain. Happy to know I taught him a bit. Anyway even though all I go to help with was the meat haul it was a good hike and I couldn’t be happier for him

I have 2 Garmin GPS for sale. They have no additional maps installed. See pic of details. I only have one box. Some light screen scratches not a big deal. I’m in N Phx. Could ship on your dime. Will sell separately. $400 for both. $220 for a single.

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In case anyone is concerned on the “newbie” status he’s my son. Sale is legit boots are clean.

Stinger was my first bow many years ago and I passed it to my son two years ago. He recently made it his back up bow. For anyone looking these are great shootings Very forgiving easy to adjust and plenty of speed. You won’t be disappointed

I bought these online and use them for one scouting trip. Basically new and not broke in. They don’t fit my feet. They are 12’s but in my opinion a small 12. Might be better if you were an 11.5. Also the tow box is pretty narrow and that doesn’t work for my Fred Flinstone feet. they are a stiff boot and pretty nice on loose rocks. Also can be used as a mountaineering boot see description. Looking to get $150 for them. I’m in north Phoenix

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So i had the pleasure of hunting with my two older boys for the first time in 7 years. Both were competitive swimmers and missed most hunting seasons due to trips and then college. So after a long absence we hit the southern hills for a coues hunt. Glasses up two shooter bucks first morning and they slipped us on three different stalks the first two days. Great hunting though we were having a blast but starting to think these bucks had us beat. Third morning the wind was howling and everything seemed bedded out of the wind. We flipped to a side of the canyon that we thought would block the wind and just before 10am we caught them moving to beds. After some leap frogging to keep them in the glass and move to a shooting spot. The best we could do was 420yrds and we couldn’t get low enough to get out of the wind that was swirling around the top of the ridge line. My oldest got set up and we waited for a couple hours hoping it would stand up. During the time we went back and forth on the two bucks. One a classic 3x3. Most likely 85-90 so good solid buck. But we could get away from the old 2x2 with him. He was unique with great mass and tall. Big body and we just couldn’t pass on him. Yea the 3x3 would score better and look good but this old deer had to be taken. Finally we said let’s take him in his bed if you fell good. I know my son felt confident with his old 30-06. Not the perfect Coues rifle but he trust it and it shoots great. He didn’t have a BT so we were working out the drop at 420 and one of his reticle hash marks lined up good. So he went hot and let it fly. Deer came busting out. Shot was high. He found it again on the run up the to the top and fired an ill advised shot missing Unlike most coues I’ve hunted this buck granted him one last perfect broadside at the top. Reset he fired and the buck went ten feet into a prickly pear and folded up. Ranged 465. Double lung. Side note. Using new Sierra Gamechanger bullets. Went through and blew half a lung out a hole about the size of a quarter. Minimal internal damage. Nice bullet in the wind for sure. Couldn’t have had a better hunt with my two oldest boys after a long gap in the field. Enjoy the pics