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That stock is something else!

If you can't pick them up from an individual, and have to go to a shop, I wouldn't tell them they are going to be used as targets, if that's what they are for. Most places won't sell them as targets due to liability.

I've seen a lot of competitors faces after the wind had misplaced their shot wishing that statement was true. Basically two things are going to affect your bullet, gravity and wind. At the City of Safford Rifle Range they have steel cut outs of Deer at 400 and 700 yards. Every time I have been at that range the Deers legs were always shot up at both distances. Apparently someone hasn't figured out the gravity part. No telling on how many have missed due to wind. That range does have some wind.

I've seen a lot of competitors faces after the wind had misplaced their shot wishing that statement was true. Basically two things are going to affect your bullet, gravity and wind. At the City of Safford Rifle Range they have steel cut outs of Deer at 400 and 700 yards. Every time I have been at that range the Deers legs were always shot up at both distances. Apparently someone hasn't figured out the gravity part. No telling on how many have missed due to wind. That range does have some wind.

I have a Bergara B-14 Hunter in 300 Win Mag. Looks brand new. PM if interested.

Have him make a circle with his finger and thumb and put in front of him, have both eyes open and get the circle in the middle. Have him close one eye at a time, which ever stays in the circle is his dominant eye. If he his right handed and left eye dominant, a piece of tape will work on the left side of his glasses if you want him to shoot right handed.

Sent you a PM.

The Tucson Rifle Club got rain yesterday afternoon, lasted quite awhile.

It's for a BDL. I know a factory spotter barrel fits in the channel, don't know if a larger contour would fit or not.

Wifey introduced this one to some snake shot in the driveway. It's got a green tint to it, don't know if it's a Mojave or not.

Take it up!

In that Javelina book put out by G&F years ago, it shows Javelina dung like that. It also says it depends on what they are eating. Cactus makes it a little more watery, but if they are eating greens it's like that.

Any one want to take a stab (one hint) where this is? Hint number two it's not in AZ.

Winner here. The house is occupied in this fairly recent pic. When I was at Bragg from 78-81, it was boarded up, and no one was allowed in it. CID handles murder cases in the Army. One of the CID agents who handled this case had retired from the Army and was teaching a math class at nearby Fayetteville State University, a friend of mine was taking one of his classes, and the subject of this murder came up and he said that the most incriminating peace of evidence the Army had against MacDonald wasn't allowed in court.

Another look at the house with the address.

No not where Jodi Arias grew up, but what happened here spawned a book and a movie.

The hint stab, something sinister happened here.

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You want all three of them Jeff?

Had a burger on one of the side streets. I think they just have ice cream in the place now, and I've had a burger at Big Nose Kate's, wasn't to bad.

TTT

Don't think I would use a belt sander on a knife blade, myself. A lot of it has to do the the quality of the steel of your knife. Some of them can get pretty sharp and then be dull after you pick your finger nails. I have S30V steel on my hunting knife and it is only sharpened on a stone. You can tell if someone gets both edges right on a knife, it will about slice your finger tip off, when you check the blade. Helps to have a decent stone also!

TTT

Just about every bullet manufacturer makes a 140 grain bullet in .264, which one were you looking for?