thegunsmith2506

That's a beautiful ram! They are so hard for me to score. I would have thought he was bigger. What gun were you shooting?

But he included a video so that counts for a lot of typing.

Lots of scouting, long drives, and it all came together opening morning. We found several groups of sheep and 7 rams. My buddy got it done with 1 shot at 392yds. When I glassed him up I knew we was a shooter. He is a 9yo ram.

Gilas

Get rid of outfitters. They seem to be the common denominator

Rough score last night was 163ish. He is beautiful

Yeah they let them all know where they can and can't go. I guess this one didn't listen.

We bought a cuber this year and have enjoyed chicken fried steak and fresh eggs. We also make orange elk with tender cuts and homemade sweet and sour sauce. I gave some ground to my neighbor and he made "shotgun shells" on his Trager. They turned out great! I still enjoy a steak on the grill and a sweet potato.

Not usually. Cheap stocks can be helped some but its too much work. I would rather replace them.

It's more common than you think to have to send them back.

And that is how point creep is put into overdrive for one of the easiest to draw early tags.

You clearly haven't been to any wilderness trailhead in the last 10yrs. As soon as Newberg showed them on his I started seeing them all over the state.

I have 2 in Williams you can have.

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All weekend I would wake up to this guy screaming like crazy.

Its pretty easy to do a nice oil finish if you don't mind taking the time to do it. Just an hour or so every couple of days. I don't know of anyone anymore. The guys I knew all retired.

I have no idea. I just know I see it for sale a lot.

I have been hearing them on and off for about 3 weeks. They seem to shut down around 3am or so.

Its pretty common up here to see Aspen for sale. I think it has more value than pine.

Any sharp pointy bullet and it probably wouldn't have been questioned. Congrats!

I bought a pair of OR and really like them. I wore them in Alaska and they kept me dry through the small stream crossings.

When I saw this pic the only thing I thought was how close is that thing to the cnc and how much coolant got in there. lol then I read the rest of the thread. Sure wish I had a Blackstone next to the mill!

I started my boy shooting his .410 this summer. Ammo is the only downside I see. Some 2-1/2 #9s were perfect to get his confidence up.

I would be careful with CLR. I use it on a lot of materials for work. It can do some crazy stuff to some metals. It is really good at cleaning though!

My wife bought some hot and they are so hot we can't eat them. I can't imagine extra hot.