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Wainwright.

Would that be Joshua Chamberlin.

I miss my 1976 Chevy, CD 20, 250, 3 on the tree PU, license NL-5103. Early 80's wife couldn't drive it so got rid of it, should have kept the truck and got rid of her.

I-40 by the meteor crater.

PM sent.

The last email that I got from Rio Salado which was yesterday said they were still open. The Main Range, Member ranges, and the Shotgun range.

Wifey now says, after further review that's not the one outside of Wickenburg.

Wifey says it's on 93 outside of Wickenburg towards Vegas, at the Congress roundabout. She said a friend did the cement work.

I did pretty much the same thing.

If you can't find someone to help you out, might try contacting Pima Community College, might get someone to do it there.

In today's market, the question would be how are you listing your guns. Unless you've a low price on your gun, or willing to take a low ball offer, or if you have something that somebody else can't live without, they just don't seem to be moving. At least mine aren't anyway.

IMR-4350 and VV N-165 will work also.

Remington 700 ADL, 30-06, either 75 or 76, really didn't shoot it all that much. Sold it a Garcia Astra .357, and an RCBS reloading kit. I had just got out of the Army, new wife, and kid on the way.

Maybe it's cause you look like an upright individual that wouldn't lie about his service!

That one box of Sierra 168's looks pretty old. Looks like a box from when Sierra was still in Kommiefornia.

When my ex FIL passed away my ex wanted to put together a plaque of his ribbons for the family. Everyone knew he was a WWll vet, but when she got his 214, he had been awarded a bronze star, I knew him for about 15 years and he never talked about his service.

Only pointing out what I see. I believe they make vet plates for silver and bronze star also.

The state doesn't just give out veterans plates to anyone that walks into a DOT office, you have to present a DD Form 214. This guy by his sticker would have been eligible for a vets purple heart plate, but doesn't have one, just sayin. That being said I think that if you would ask any vet, the guy is indeed entitled to his opionion, no matter how wrong it may seem.

Good to hear you are still with us!

Got it on Friday before the rain hit. He has one gun a Remington 700 ADL 7mm Mag, he was using a Berger 150gr Classic Hunter bullet. I got there on Saturday, it was pouring rain. Hunted a little while on Sunday, nada.

.270 Winchester, 130gr Sierra Gameking, 409 yards, DRT.

For whatever it's worth, some long forgotten gun writer claimed that with a .308, velocitys didn't change given different barrel lengths. At that time I had a Remington 700V with a 24 inch barrel and a Remington 788 with I think it was a 20 inch barrel. With the same load they did chronograph the same velocity.