Lawdwaz

I've always been a fan................RIP Merle.

Flying squirrel...................

Wow, wait for the thread police to get a hold of THAT statement. They damn near ran 'Ol Mike Rossi out of this place a couple weeks ago for starting a thread in the "wrong" place. You're a brave lady!

And this has WHAT to do with xbow hunting????? Ahhh, too much wine with dinner Miss Paula??

They'd be as follows..........Ruger 10/22, NULA 7mm-08 and Sako 375 H&H. Gawd it'd be a boring existence though............................

Buying points is a great thing to start for you young bucks...........Even if you don't have the time or money to do a hunt now but would like to someday, start accumulating points NOW. 10, 12 or even 15 years from now (blink of an eye, trust me) you'll be in great shape to draw a dynamite tag. Ask Pygmy......................

Probably go golfing................

Lately for me it has been Molson.

Late to the party here, hopefully you bums saved me some cake??? Hope you had a great day Jeremy!

Happy Birthday Geno. Hope it was a good one!

I'm going to say yes and yes. Not positive but I'd bet lunch on it.

I have an idea, start another DIY thread. I'd rather not have my disaster continually brought to the top of the list for the entire world to see and learn from.

Ahhhhh, PAST member here. Although I haven't been a member in 25 years, ironically the other day I went to their web site to check out membership dues and other information. I was kind of surprised the dues were $70 a year. No deal breaker necessarily but I already belong to one club (Niagara County Sportsmans) with ground level archery targets, an elevated platform to shoot from all kinds of other firearm ranges. I was talking with another member here about joining the club that's in our hometown and that's what prompted the look-see into Double T. From around 1975 to about 1995 or so I was a member on and off. At one point they had a "membership" that IIRC they called a "hunting season" deal. A little less money but full use of all the courses through the late summer into the fall for hunting season tune-ups. Since the mid 90's I've popped in every few years and done a 3D shoot or two. My favorite shoot of all is their Harvest Shoot, held in late September I believe. The cool thing is every registered shooter leaves with a bag of dynamite apples from a local grower! Good times.............. All that said, what's your questions? Maybe I can help.

Always save your receipts.......

PM me for tips on what NOT to do.

Beautiful calls Rick, you're quite talented.

7 hours STRAIGHT? That's nuts, I'd have given that baby two Saturday's. Minimum..................

Hijacks are always welcome. See Dan, THAT guy is just what the DEC doesn't need. How many deer did he kill with that hairless setup? Probably not too many, lots of ammo burned but few tags punched. My friend Tom would call him a "Happy Day Wanger", lovingly.

Scope-less here. I think the Shoot & See targets are misleading. They accentuate each shot, making them look better than they are. The 10" circle is fine but really, knowing where the entire pattern is isn't a bad thing. Lord knows, gobblers aren't always standing still and awkward shooting positions are common. A perfect sight picture isn't always reality...............

I like your thinking Dan. Seeing as its your logic, I'll buy a 6 pack of Genny Light and shoot an empty. Pics to follow............

Yes, mid bead with High Viz (I think) magnetic front sight. I've been using this high tech sight for a few years. One of the guys at the Gun Center gave it to me out of pity when he saw what I was using on my SBE................a weed stalk.

Years ago when I spent some time patterning my loads/choke/gun I always used a 30" circle on a big hunk of cardboard with a Dr Pellham turkey head/neck right in the middle. I always took my shot at 40 yards. After the shot I'd look over the turkey head/neck target then count the BB holes in the head and neck area. Then I would pull the target and count the BB's in the 30" circle, then section the target in quarters, counting the quartered areas. Then evaluate the data. Good times................I was single then. Oh, I've patterned my gun since I've been married but not nearly as scientific. A soda can at 40 yards has sufficed numerous times. I picked up some of those Hevi13 mag blends today at Cabela's, 2 boxes should get me started. $10 rebate per box took away some of the sting. What method do you guys use for checking loads?

No, I don't need it and I know they are kind of valuable. Amazing thing is that wile burning propane you can keep things cold and even frozen very well. You should do some homework and see if it runs, if it does you could get a nice buck out of it. Good luck chuck.

Sweet! Is it free?

Sorry for your loss Dom.