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    Where u from? If you are ever down around tucson nov-march hit me up I have a 357xp 562xp 372xp and a 385xp that always need a little running.....Oh and all of them have been ported so they run like a raped ape!!!!!!! Or you can run your 660 against my 385!!!!!!!!!

     

    You need to audition for a horror flick with all that equipment.

     

    Take it easy and don't cut your leg off, wildman!

     

    Hey wait, I'm suppose to be selling, not bsing. Get outta here man!

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    Bump for A man after my own heart..... I love big saws!!!! Too bad it ain't a husky or I would buy it.....

    You should keep it that saw is great for bigger limbing and smaller bucking then use the 660 for the big stuff!!!!!!!!!!

     

    And for the free bump, you can use the 660 whenever you are in town, buffhunter. They are both great machines, but the 660 is like Epperson on a fresh shed!

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    Ok here is my $0.02 on this.

     

    My wife will always carry a wheel gun. (Revolver) Lets face it for most of us our ladies do not shoot as much as we do. Semi autos malfunction and require training and practice to clear malfuntions quickly.

    I have also noticed that allot of ladies have trouble working the slide on semi auto's. A small framed easily concealable semi auto handgun usually has a short slide, barrel etc. In order to stop the slide from slamming all the way back against the frame in that short distance recoil springs are usually a higher poundage than a longer slide in the same caliber therefore making it more difficult to "rack the slide" or clear a malfunction.

     

    A revolver will always go bang. There are no safetys to worry about just point and shoot. If it dosnt go off they will do what is natural and pull the trigger again rotating to the next cylinder for another try. That being said I also believe the revolver should be both double and single action. Shooting single action is above and beyond more accurate than making a double action shot 9 out of 10 times. I believe they should have this option especially since we have taught them the first thing to do is seak cover whenever possible right? obviously if they dont have the time to cock the hammer they dont need to just point squeeze. The problem with a double/single action revolver is the hammer must be exposed and has the potential to hang up while being drawn from a purse, pocket, clothing etc.This is why so many prefer to carry the "hammerless" double action revolvers limiting themselves to that long nasty trigger pull everytime.

     

    Again that being said my wife and I have found what we believe to be the perfect CCW gun for her to carry. It is the J framed Smith and Wesson 686 Bodygaurd .38 special. It is a small lightweight single and double action revolver with a shrouded hammer that eliminates any snagging.

     

    +1

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    I have a like new Stihl 362v for sale or trade.

    • Only the powerhead is available, as I bought a new 660 and kept the 20" bar so that I have two (2) different bar sizes to choose from.
    • Purchased new last year.
    • Used only one (1) season on +/- 3 chords of wood.
    • Comes with Stihl case.
    • As close to perfect without being new.
    • Operates excellently.

    Please send PM with realistic/honest price offers, or trade ideas.

     

    Please note that I might be interested in the following:

    • Wall tent
    • High quality firearms
    • Center folding, front jump seat for 2009 Ford Super Duty
    • ....?

    Thanks in advance!

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    Good afternoon.

     

    I have a like new Matthews DXT that I would like to trade for a muzzle loader. Following is a little about the bow:

     

    • Approximately 4 Years Old
    • Spot Hog 7 Pin
    • Whisker Biscuit
    • Currently Set @ 70lbs With Adjustment to Go Up
    • +/- 29" Draw
    • Matthews Soft Case
    • EXCELLENT CONDITION

     

    In trade, I would like to find a muzzle loader for my upcoming cow elk hunt. I am looking for a late model, in-line with optics that is accurate. If you are interested, please PM me with your thoughts, and I will reply with photos.

     

    Thanks in advance!

     

    R.T.

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    I just paid APS $114 dollars so I could sign into my bank account and momentarily get excited. ph34r.gif Cheap Thrill and the power bills paid. dry.gifbiggrin.gif

     

    I always enjoy reading your posts. Thanks for the clean humor and best to you!

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    My neighbor has a bluetick hound for free. It's good at climbing fences, eating the neighbors dog's food, and it should make a good lion dog because it had me treed the other day.:(

     

     

    pm me for details, we are in star valley.

     

    Sounds like a great deal, but I will have to pass as I have my sights set on a purebred Bullador.

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