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I can certainly use the .243 brass if not already claimed.

Growing up in Tucson, I taught myself how to cast with a $9.99 Kmart rig in my swimming pool. First time fly fishing was when I was 10 or 11 years old. I took the rod to Pena Blanca lake and caught a mess of bluegills and one bass, using black gnats and poppers. After college, I spent several summers working in Yellowstone Park. Pretty much spoiled me. Fly fishing took over as I accumulated more and better gear, began tying my own bugs, leaders, etc...

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NIce rig! My '03 with the 6.0 Vortec will be turning 200k miles this month. Still runs great!

165 noslers are gone.

I'll echo what stomp442 said. Also, I would stay away from using epoxy between the recoil lug and action. You want metal to metal contact in that area. I have rebarreled a dozen or so 700s and have never pinned or welded recoil lugs. My action wrench has a recess that does a nice job of centering the recoil lug.

IMR 7828 and 338 Win Mag brass are spoken for.

Back to top. Added some more stuff

22-250 and 25-06 brass are gone.

I'll take a look at what I got and contact you this evening, mfer. .257 87 grain bullets are sold.

I haven't loaded for 7mm Rem Mag in quite a few years, but I remember having success with 140 gr Nosler partitions/Ballistic tips with both Re22 and H4831. I'm sure the results would be the same with the 139 Hornadys.

I own two non-accutrigger savages. One has a Timney and the other, a sharpshooter supply trigger. Both are excellent, and fairly easy to install. However, I prefer the latter. Just a little better "feel". I am not sure if they are still being made or not. I had tried a rifle basix (I think) in one of the rifles and found it to be too similar to the factory trigger for my liking.

I have owned and used a few of each (one inch tubes, 40mm objectives). Both A/O and non A/O versions on the 4.5s. I still have the 3.5-10s and sold off the 4.5s. Mostly due to better eye relief, more forgiving eye positioning, and better FOV with the 3.5-10. I wouldn't feel handicapped running a 3.5-10 on my elk rifle.

And now they are sold pending.funds.

Still available. Located north of Tucson.

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You are punny....

I have a Mark I that is about as old as I am. It has accounted for the demise of several bunnies, rock rats, and rattesnakes. Fun to shoot and reliable. My kids are currently learning pistol safety with this firearm. There is a "trick" to reassembly. The first time I put it back together, it took a couple of hours. (this was in the pre-youtube days, youngsters). However, once learned, its not a problem at all.

Tent is sold. Thanks for all of the interest.

This is actually 9.5 ft X 9.5'. 3' sidewalls, 8' center height. upgraded tents last season and this one is taking up space. Ten years old and has been used about 12-15 times. Very good condition, no rips or patches. Always put away dry and stored indoors. I am attaching a pic of actual tent. $350 FTF in the Tucson area

After reading 452b's post, I opened up the tent and measured things. This is the 9 1/2 X 9 1/2 version of Cabela's Alaknak. I have revised the description in the original post.

Yes, This one does have a stovejack as well as a zippered portion on the floor to set up a wood burning stove.

My 12 year daughter killed her second deer today. After filling last year's tag in unit 12A, she wanted to hunt closer to home this year. She was excited to draw her first choice, youth, unit 33. We spent the last three mornings on the road at 5 and looking for deer sun up. Our hunts were over before 10 each morning. Her hunt, when she says its time to get a thirstbuster and head home, I don't argue. again her tag. We saw deer each day. When we finally found one with antlers, she was able to close the distance to 200 yards and connect. When the 85 gr TSX from her .243 hit the deer, I heard the familiar "smack" and watched him do a donkey kick and disappear into a thicket of mesquite. After firing, she turned and asked, "Did I hit it?.. Did I hit it, Dad?!" She was all smiles when we located her deer. On the way back, she stated, " You know the best part about getting my deer today?" "What's that, Love?" "I get to sleep in tomorrow!" Sigh... A perfect day, punctuated with a reminder that my baby girl is almost a teenager!

Sold

Leupold VX2 4-12x40 Matte, regular duplex, 1" tube, CDS elevation turret. New in box SOLD Photo is pulled from the internet. Actual scope is sealed in new box.