az41mag
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357 brass is spoken for. 9mm and 380 is still available.All gone. Thx -
Was given a box of goodies and have no use for this brass. Has 357 Mag (mostly nickle), 9mm luger and a little 380. Mixed headstamps and no idea how much it was used. Free if anyone can use it. Located in Maricopa
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Another vote for Little Creek Calls. They are well made, have great sound, and it's always nice to support someone local.
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I'll take the lapping kit and the outdoor edge knife. PM on it's way.
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I'll give that a try. Thanks
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How is the trout fishing this time of year at Parker Canyon? The stocking schedule shows it being stocked through the winter months, but I've never fished it before. Just looking for a trout spot until the northern lakes get going again.
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Your list looks good. A few things I carry in addition to most of the stuff you listed is a small 12V air compressor for tires, jumper cables and/or rechargeable booster pack, and a small collection of wire crimp connectors for emergency electrical repairs.
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1 hour ago, CouesPursuit said:Thank you. Just a cheap amazon umbrella I bought a few years ago for my real sheep hunt so I could scout in the summer and keep the sun off me. It sticks into the top of my pack if needed but I used it to protect the lenses of the 15s from getting wet and over my stuff any time my pack rain fly was off. I knew there weren't any breaks in the weather yesterday, it was one of the best pounds I carried.
I've been trying to figure out an umbrella system for the exact same thing, but haven't found one I like yet. I appreciate the insight and will have to try one with a longer handle to go down in my pack. Thanks!
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Well done!
What's your setup for the umbrella in the first picture? (at least it looks like an umbrella)
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They're SPF to Zonalivn. WT hunter, you're second in line if it falls through.
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Bump for the guys with late hunts.
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Thanks guys, there's some good information here. I especially like the idea of setting everything out before the first shot so it's ready.
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So I'm new to using muzzleloaders and was wondering how you guys carry the stuff to reload while in the field?( primers, powder, bullet, hand starter, etc.) I'm thinking of the scenario where a follow up shot might be needed, and you'd need to do it quickly. I'd want to have my stuff handy instead of fumbling around in my pack for something, but are there any sort of containers or small packs that keep it handy and accessible?
Thanks in advance.
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Let's try $30$25 for all the chains -
For you guys with late season hunts, selling 2 sets of tire chains. Boxes are a little beat up but they're unused. Shipping would be cost prohibitive, so pick up only in Maricopa. Asking
$40$25 for all.
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Thanks for the replies. Good point about the material used, being quiet is important too since these will be used on archery hunts. I'll take a look at the ones mentioned here.
AzDiamondHeat; what do you use for silicone?
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Does anyone have recommendations for leg gaiters? Doesn't need to be snake proof per se, just looking for something to keep the pants dry going through grass that's wet from dew in the mornings.
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40 gr v-max to Nitemann, RodinAZ sent you a PM, all other PM's replied to.
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Selling some partial boxes of bullets. Hopefully someone has a use for them. Make me a reasonable offer... located in Maricopa, but will ship on buyers dime.
Quantities as follow:
7mm
140 TTSX qty 47
Horn 162 qty 44Horn 139 GMX qty 35
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Horn GMX 130 qty 39
.257100 gr TTSX qty 50 open box, 30 open box, 50 sealed boxSierra 75 gr qty 306mm
Speer 100 gr Grand Slam qty 40
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Cool. Let us know how it goes.
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Looks like Calico's are still biting fairly well looking at dock totals for the 1/2 day trips. Which boat did you book with?
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22 hours ago, n2horns said:I like lite batter and deep fry for tacos
We will be trying that for sure. Thanks!
Knife Sharpening
in The Campfire
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I sharpen my own. A worksharp is good and works very fast, I like it for kitchen and steak knifes. For my hunting knives I use a Blademaster honing kit. It uses a clamping system with a guide rod on the stone handle that helps you maintain a more consistent angle on your knife edge. It is a slow process and takes some getting used to, but I feel like you can get very precise edge on your blade with that system.