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Bump B&C reticle https://www.leupold.com/reticles/reticle-boone-crockett-7?page=1
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Hopes are for fun, enjoyment and success on your hunts.
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Sold. Happy shooting.
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Ruger Mark lll Target Pistol 22LR, blued, 5 1/2" bull barrel, 1-16" twist, 2 magazines, pic rail, adjustable sights with wrenches. I purchased this used a few years ago from the LGS and have not even shot it. It looks virtually new with a small rub above the loaded chamber indicator as visible in pic and light rub under the barrel near the frame. $300, f2f in Flagstaff, AZDL.
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*Bull Elk Blessing from donated tag, oh wait... aka Casey's favortism conspiracy theory post.
Red Rabbit replied to hoghntr's topic in Elk Hunting
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Correct, VX-III as seen on the gold ring (my mistake)
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SPF
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BACO Browning Arms Company From Wiki: "In October 2007, FN Herstal announced that it would produce Controlled Round Feed Winchester Model 70 rifles at its facility in Columbia, South Carolina, where it currently manufactures the M240, M249, and M16 for the United States military, as well as its SPR and PBR lines, which are, in fact, variants of the modern Model 70 Controlled Round Feed rifles. In 2013, FN/Browning relocated Model 70 assembly to Portugal. As of 2015 Model 70 rifles are stamped, "Imported by BACO, Inc., Morgan, Utah – Made in Portugal by Browning Viana". I saw this online " that 2013 will see Model 70 rifles assembled in Portugal instead of South Carolina. Winchester states that the change will allow them to increase their output of Model 70 rifles to meet demand. Parts for the rifles will still be made in the U.S.A., but will be shipped to Portugal for final assembly and fitting before being shipped back to the U.S.A. for sales and distribution. " I have both the Tekoa and Toric models of the Tract scopes. Reports are the Toric tracks and rtz well, but I have not rung mine out. The BDC is a little different, I do see some chromatic aberration with the Tract when looking at high contrast objects like pine needles against the sky or the black and white of a sunlit target. I do find the Tract sharper than the Leupold VX3
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I will be in North Scottsdale tomorrow/Sunday also.
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What is the best Couse unit in AZ
Red Rabbit replied to ChaseLeavitt's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Your options for "best unit" will depend on how many bonus points you have as a non-resident, what season you are open to, and how soon in the future you want to hunt. -
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My answer from 2012 still applies
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FIRST TIME DRAWING ELK TAG UNIT 9 Late Rifle
Red Rabbit replied to deerhunter31's topic in Elk Hunting
Expect plenty of hunters glassing the Coconino Rim from down below in the upper basin. If it is dry, you can boringly sit water all day. I had a tag two years ago that went from dry to 10" snow and -15F, so be prepared for extremes. Most of the bulls I have seen have been at the very first and last lights. Have a good hunt. -
SOLD
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Cabelas Spotting Scope 20-50x 60mm, made in Japan. I purchased this about 30 years ago. I believe it is a rebranded Redfield Regal. The rubber rim on the eyepiece is missing. SOLD meet in Flagstaff.
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I will be in North Scottsdale near 56th and Bell this Sunday before 4pm.
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I will be in North Scottsdale near 56th and Bell this Sunday before 4pm.
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I will be in North Scottsdale near 56th and Bell this Sunday before 4pm.
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Sometimes the trophy is not measured in inches, but on effort and the experience. Congrats on your archery bull.