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maybe july+ , depends on his volume and who else is involved such as the tannery
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Crimson Trace Rail Master Universal Mount Laser Model CRM201, not the combo. Made in America Ergonomic Design Fits M1913/Picatinny Rails and Weaver Rail Adjustable Rail Laser Instant Activation - Tap On, Tap Off with auto shut off Battery Life & Type: Four Hour constant activation / 1/3 N 3V Lithium Battery Adjustable Windage and Elevation
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ok ,make me a good offer.. anybody looking for a laser ?
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selling a new red laser fits Picatinny and Weaver style rails on pistols, rifles, and shotguns. I think i have an extra battery also. asking $100
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haa for the avid collector !
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ok thanks for confirming. then if I'm zeroed in at 200 yds with 150gr , shooting 220gr will give me same results?
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an 06 2" high at 100 would be about bullseye/zero at 200 yards? and vice versa., zeroed at 200 yrds would have me about 2" high at 100? with lets say 150gr .just curious
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even some cheaper digital cameras have a video option that you use the SD card then download onto computer
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Franks is a good substitute for a lot of things, though it still has 180mg of sodium just in a little tsp
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nunchucks! here come the pocket dump pics, do it
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please start a new thread
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start with the 9 for sure. more SD choices for ammo also. maybe its a quarter to a half inch longer or higher but well worth that difference for the confidence it gives having a longer shell , more powder. Save more $ if possible to widen your choices otherwise the small Ruger may be the way to go on the lower end price point. I dont think you be disappointed once you have a 9, not many would say " oh, i really should have got the .380 cuz i cant shoot this 9."
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How would you feel ? 13 year old son/daughter gone for a month ?!
mac replied to turkeyfeathers's topic in General Chit Chat
i think if your answer was going to be definite No to her, then you would know now by now and wouldnt hesitate. But with the little that you have shared with us, I get the idea everything will be ok - just a gut feeling -
skills? such as breaking the laws.. beat it
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good movie, supposedly a lot different from the book which is also supposed to be good. filmed over 9 months using a few hours of light before sunset and after sunrise in Canada and Argentina using only natural lighting (no effects) . not a lot of dialogue but you dont need it to understand the struggle
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Preliminary NY Deer & Bear Harvests Though big game hunting seasons have now closed in most of New York, deer hunting opportunities continue through January in Suffolk County (www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/40409.html) and will resume tomorrow, January 9, in the Tompkins County Deer Management Focus Area (www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/82382.html). DEC staff were afield throughout the fall collecting biological data from harvested deer and bear, but hunters also contribute essential data by reporting their harvest successes via DEC’s phone and internet reporting system. Preliminary summaries reveal that New York hunters reported taking 14% more bears in the Northern Zone and 3% fewer bears in the Southern Zone this past fall than in 2014. In both zones, reported bear harvest lagged during the early seasons, but hunters apparently had greater success during the bow, muzzleloader and regular seasons in 2015 than 2014. To date, reports of deer harvest declined by 13% in the Northern Zone and 11% in the Southern Zone in 2015 compared to 2014. Overall, declines were more pronounced for reported take of female deer than male deer and during the regular firearms seasons and late bow and muzzleloader seasons than during the early bow or muzzleloader seasons. Given the severe winter of 2014-15 and associated reduction in permits for antlerless deer in most Wildlife Management Units (WMUs), a minor decline in overall deer harvest was anticipated. Too, unseasonably warm conditions and lack of snow during much of November and December also likely contributed to reduced hunter success in many areas. As usual, deer harvest varies considerably across the state, and preliminarily it looks like deer hunters in western New York generally saw less harvest decline than in portions of central and southeastern New York. More variation will be evident when we look at the harvest by WMU. Final estimates of bear and deer harvests will be available after all seasons close and all data have been compiled. Reports of deer and bear harvests from prior years are available at www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/42232.html.
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Take a look at this Camo. Thoughts??
mac replied to 88GW's topic in Hunting Gear Reviews and Gear Discussions
like realtree/mossy oak mixed together, if you order let them know you want a discount since you post on this site. cant hurt to ask -
after lunch nap..was he still warm ?
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open mouth in a semi sneak position would be cool, very action-like
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Actually Palmetto requires the order to be placed on website not thru customer service , i was surprised
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what made you decide on CVA Optima? i've been looking at the CVA models a lot
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order from Palmetto often when they have there blowout sales. shipped to local FFL with ease never an issue
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splitting hairs on this one. he's not 8, and will hopefully cross your path Nov 11, 2016 between 2-2:30 pm
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I use the Leupold VX2 3-9x40 and love it. got it a few years ago on sale from optics planet $269.99 well worth it
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CCW pocket stuffer suggestions ..
mac replied to turkeyfeathers's topic in Guns and Rifles and Discussions
you got "deep pockets" ?? yah they all really need to be handled and tried out . you have good store nearby? Wear your most used pants, shorts to the store and try as many as possible. As mentioned the Nano , Glock 43 ,and Kahr are options also. some are thinner, some shorter, some with rail for laser if desired..It all goes back to whatever fits your hand and your pocket (literally)