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Still available. Hopefully someone local needs it. If not I can ship for cost of shipping.

Sold pending funds.

6-24x50mm Viper Vortex PST FFP EBR-1 MOA Illuminated Reticle 30mm tube, CRS Zero stop feature with original shims and sunshade included. This is a lightly used scope, Like NEW. Comes with all original papers, allen wrench, CRS shims and Vortex logo pin Does not come with original box New 2032 battery $750 shipped or $730 if you meet me at bass pro shops PayPal preferred May consider trade for same scope in 4-16x50. Message me. Thanks

all PM's replied to. Sorry I didn't get an email notification when I got the PM like usual. Maybe an issue with the site? or notifications?

Yes that's what I believe as well. ^

Wells Fargo. Each time I've been drawn it seems I've been one of the first to get charged. Not sure how or what order they choose to do it. Seems to all be done in one day the last couple draws as well.

Here is more proof for the naysayers. It's really happening! Antelope tag!! Interesting they chose today of all days. Probably because they didn't want people complaining at the expo this weekend. Either way it's for real! The last couple draws it seems they completed all the cards in one day. Few people notice the charges showing up over the weekend but likely from the charges on the first day. Good luck everyone!!!

I just got charged for antelope tag!!!! Heck yeah!!!! Not a joke! Its happening!!

I just got charged for antelope!!!!!!! Not joking!!! Heck yeah!!!!!

New contest for April? Haha This is crazy.....

I'd say they did very well. Looks like the two rams were scored at 179 6/8" and 178 1/8" I'm still dreaming for my tag someday...

Sold pending funds

Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 FFP EBR-2 MOA Reticle. It is in like new condition. It was mounted but there are no ring marks. Glass is clean. This is the EBR-2 MOA reticle which seems to be the more preferred reticle. Located in Mesa and travel to white mountains often. Prefer face to face so $780 local and $800 shipped. Priced to sell and prices are firm. Please PM me. Thanks!

I have two of them so I'm selling one to fund a project. You can buy this one and not have to wait for your backorder. Up to you.

Man that is a dream vehicle of mine. That would be tough to let go on the wife's orders haha. Good luck with the sale.

3-18 9:21 AM. (Wishful thinking)

I will take it. PM sent

That is a freaking sweet build!! Again!! A great tribute as well. Looking forward to seeing how it shoots and the finished setup. Nice work.

I have this rangefinder and I am very happy with it. That is a smoking deal!

Awesome buck! Great work staying on him and finishing him off.

Using the applied ballistics calculator and using the g7 ballistics of that bullet as well as a 1 in 10 twist barrel I got this. 13.65 moa 92.91" of drop Using the factory G1 BC you posted I got this. 13.5 moa 91.90" of drop Pretty interesting to see the variations. Totally agree with verifying data by shooting these ranges. GSeven has a calculator that you can use then you also input your results after shooting at the range and it gives you a "true muzzle velocity" that helps match your actual drop curve. Just in case you weren't aware of that already.

Excellent story and pics. Huge congrats on a great bull and a memorable hunt! Thanks for sharing.

I'm gonna have to say that doesn't look like the same bull if you are suggesting the live pics are of the bull that was shot.

They look pretty awesome. Great specs too. Even the barrel twist rate is right for long range shooting with heavies. Will be nice to see some real world reviews on them. For those looking to jump on them there are some available on gunbroker ranging from $950-$1300.

Cuddebacks with a flash take awesome night pictures. Some of the best quality pics you will see. In my experience, I've seen animals get scared or get very curious about infrared cameras WAY MORE than I have with a flash camera. Sounds a little different then you might think but I've seen it a bunch. My theory is that a flash is a real quick burst of light, similar to what the animals experience in every lightning storm already. It is something that they are used to or will get used to. When they see that red glow for a few seconds of an infrared camera they see it and either bolt away, stare at it to figure it out or in the next pics get right up close to it or lick all over it trying to figure out. No glow infrared cams help a lot and the animals rarely look at the camera meaning they likely don't know it's even there. The newer ones take good night pictures as well but obviously not color or as great of detail as a flash camera. That's my 2 cents.