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There is a Tire shop in Globe across from a Pawn shop that has some heads in it. From what I was told the tire place used to be a Hardware store, and the family was hunters.

Be about the same thing as robbing a bank and taking a selfie with the money, at the bank, then posting the pics on the internet.

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It's the guys first Deer. I can appreciate that, but this made me crack up.

If nothing else you are certainly persistent, and persistence pays off. Congrats!

There are a few on Gunbroker, with a hefty price tag.

If the deal fall thru on this, I'll take it.

The 3 biggest lies in the outdoor world are temp ratings on a sleeping bag, person rating on tent size, and the velocity on a box of factory ammo.

Thanks, To all the other Vets out there.

Same thing happened a few years ago. When G&F get to your draw and if 80% of your 1st choice unit is drawn, they will automatically go to your second choice. Don't know the rhyme or reason for it, but the lady that I talked to from G&F said that if there was a unit that I really wanted to hunt, put it down for the first three choices.

For what it is worth, if you are a new handloader or one with little experience, you might want to get a little seasoning before you start going over the max load in any manual. Some will say that the max listed are no more than "Lawyer Loads", but do yourself a favor take the bolt out of your action and realize that those lugs on your bolt are the only thing that is going to stop that bolt from penetrating your skull if something goes south. I have seen three guns blow up, one I was standing next to and got powder burns on my arm. A 30-06 case filled with pistol powder, looked like rifle powder in the hopper to the shooter, another using Lake City brass .308 necking it down to .264, didn't check the chamber neck diameter, too much pressure, another was a warm load built up in East Texas, came here with the temps 30 degrees warmer, too much pressure. The thing that all three had in common was they didn't think it would happen to them. There is a shooter from Missouri that was a good shot, had the potential to be real good, his gun blew up on him, bolt came back bopped him in the bean, he hasn't shot a decent score since. He says he still gets headaches from it.

I don't know. In the video he did on a Dillon. Kind of interesting, he took the factory powder measure off and rigged up a Harrels on it. Tubb was retired from Silhouette when I started shooting. I met him once in Raton, when the Silhouette Nationals was going on and the Palma Team was there practicing, he came over to see his Texas buds. I found him very personable. I've found that about 50% think he walks on water and the other half doesn't. Another thing that was interesting there is that when Tubb stopped shooting Silhouette he had 20 National titles, another was there that had 20 National titles, Augistin Sanchez , seeing them both toghether was kind of neet.

Also Sierra bullets has videos on reloading from beginner to advanced, I know the advanced one is made by David Tubb. I've had the advanced one for so long it's VHS.

Those 150gr Nosler LRAB worked at both distances, did you notice any difference internally on either one? Another .270 fan here.

Most of the company's that sell reloading components have kits that have the basics to get you started. A press, some sort of a scale, a reloading manual, a trimmer, a caliper, and you will need dies, bullets and powder. Assuming you have saved your brass. Another question to ask yourself is how much are you going to use it? If you are just going to load up a box a year, you probably will never recoup your cost.

Swarovski 15x56 SLC HD, serial number starts N870, N indicates HD 87 indicates made in 2017. I purchased these late Sep in 17, used once on a Bear hunt last year, and once on a scouting trip a Couple of weeks ago. Body and glass look new, have the box, paperwork, and blank warranty card. Also comes with the Outdoorsmans binos adapter and stud. 2100.00. Tikka T3x Hunter, 30-06, couple of marks on the stock, barrel broken in, right around 150 rounds down the tube. Shoots moa. 600.00 Can meet at Sportsmans Warehouse on I-17.

New price on the Swaros. 2000.00. This is as low as I'll go. Anybody interested in the Tikka? Three shots 100 yards.

I have a pair of HD's. PM if interested.

The only way this could have had a better ending if the Coroner was hauling two bodies away.

Nice Deer!

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Great shot placement!

Nuter13, Some guy called me last night and said that he would take them. If that falls through you are next in line.

According to the website, Brunos has them.