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The only thing I would shoot these guys with is a camera. Notice the absence of powerlines!

This time it was a bigger one.

No Problem.

Some kind of an ore bucket?

If he is right handed and left eye dominant, put a pair of glasses on him with the left eye taped up.

Check where it says view details.

This morning I'm not actually listening to anything, but singing myself, a tune that goes like this, I owe, I owe, so off to work I go.

Here ya go, get some of these, clean your dies with whatever your choice is, then cut down on your case lube and your dents should go away.

Could be too much lube on your cases when you resize them, could be something is stuck in your die. That dent should blow out when you fire your gun.

They probably are buying up tags. Don't think that they aren't in a Game and Fish Dept, DNR or any other state dept that manages wildlife. Any outdoor magazine predicted it in the 70's.

I could be wrong, but I think those mounts were selling when Coke was 5 cents.

If he doesn't want your honey holes, send them this way!

My buddy's card got hit, we are going early wt.

This is in the Southeast part of the valley, it's on the northwest corner. It doesn't look anything like this now, like most areas around there that was once a farm or ranch operation is a housing area. First hint on that spot there are houses and a little east is a car lot (not a major dealer).

Of course the resized brass slid right into the chamber, once the bullets were put on, not so much. This is as far as they will go. I haven't even gotten around to pull them.

I saw one in a .280 Remington that would rival any bolt gun, at least at 100 yd.

I think anyone who has been at it long enough has more than one oops story to tell. I know I do.

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Look again behind that Angus calf!

It's basically your choice, but sooner or later just neck sizing your brass it's not going to chamber. If you set your dies to bump the shoulder back two thousands, and don't hot rod your loads, with quality brass they will last a long time.

Negative. It's the Orville Knox ranch at the corner of Arizona Ave and Knox Rd.

No. East of Dobson. South of Guadalupe.

It's in Chandler. North side of town.

No.

Hint number two. It is on the North side of town, on the northwest corner, and the street is named after a pioneer family.