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I think this is 20-30 years to late. Just past the Airport heading into town in Cody, Wyo there is a billboard that says Don't California our Cody. I wish there was a sign like that for AZ at every entry point into AZ from Cali.

The first .22 I ever owned. Thought it was marked Marlin/Glenfield, got it at K-Mart, out the door I think it was 38.00 in about 71 or 72. I thought it had a squirrel on one side and a groundhog on the other, but it was a long time ago.

Europtic has them.

FWIW there was a bag of .264 Win Mag brass at the Sportsmans on 54th St this afternoon, if anyone is looking for some.

I think the biggest difference between the 2 is there are no memes for the .308!

My resolution is to spend more time on the internet, get a couple of post going on a new to me site, then ask for everyone's honeyholes!

Other than the paint/decal on the stock, it looks like a typical Boyd's thumbhole stock for a 10-22 if you want a new stock.

If you decide to repair it, give this guy a call. I had a wood stock that had 20+ years of dings, scratches and wear. When I got it back it looked new.

Where is it cracked and how bad?

I saw a bag of Winchester .243 brass at the Sportsmans on I-17 a few days ago. It was mixed in with some pistol brass. Don't know if it's still there or not.

Merry Christmas Everyone!

That was my best guess. I hadn't worn those for 6-8 months, and the heel was pretty chewed up.

Look for markings on the rifle to find out what kind it is, then do a Google search for the magazine. In a .303 caliber the Lee Enfield is quite common, with the designation SMLE (short magazine lee enfield) on it with a MK followed by a number.

I had a pair of boots do that and I thought some rodent got them.

I have this one. If it will work for you PM me your address and I'll get it to you.