thegunsmith2506

Looks like it. Kind of a bummer for us up north.

I was just talking to a transmission shop about service on my GMC. He told me he was a Dodge guy and thats why he always keeps a spare transmission on the shelf.

We all have that one guy at work. We notice.

It doesn't matter. My moms cousin had a huge safe stolen in Tucson in just a few minutes. These people just suck

I have a few boxes of once fired brass.

I shoot the 110gr accubonds in my .270wsm. They hold together really well and might work good as a low recoil option if you have some loaded for him.

Found this turkey hunting

Sitting water works well if its dry.

Its a 1. There is a lever underneath to remove the forearm. A great gun for a great price! I shoot light dove loads to 3.5in turkey loads and never had a jam.

They were going great in 8 this weekend.

I took my boy and nephews to Sycamore Falls the other day. Its the biggest I have ever seen it.

This is something we have been talking about doing for a few years. I am a little unsure about loading up all of my hunting gear and setting off down the river. My buddy just got one on sale at Tractor Supply for $279.99 on sale.

https://live-azgfd-main.pantheonsite.io/2023/03/31/review-proposed-hunt-recommendations-now-for-2023-2024-seasons/

2019 was close but not this high.

I have only seen it over the top of the fence 1 time.

My wife and I got married May 25th 2007. Every year until 2017 we camped in unit 8 over the 25th. Six out of those 10 years we got snowed on. Mostly just flurries but 2 years it was a pretty good snow.

I can't believe not one of those 11 people had a gun! That's unreal!

I know Pick A Part will buy cars but I think its at scrape rates

I would look into some of the premium loads from Federal. Whatever you go with call the manufacture and ask what choke they recommend. They usually know what works best in the common guns. Saves a lot of time and money.

between parks and williams

We got another 2-3 inches of snow here last nigh.

Sycamore Falls was going like crazy yesterday.

We got about 12in just east of Williams.

Any of the skilled trades are a good choice. Workers are becoming hard to find. The railroad is good but a lot of guys have to move wherever they tell them to.