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I drew a Wy Gen Elk tag.

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I love the story about the Sharps and the angus cow!

You should post that picture and story.

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C'mon you Aussi. Freeze some water and discover hockey!

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I don't know how good they are but Harbor Freight sells some for about $300. They have night vision capabilities and you can access from your smart phone. Here's a link. They have a few models. http://www.harborfreight.com/household/security/4-channel-surveillance-dvr-with-4-cameras-and-mobile-monit...

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I always thought a clip was what a Garand used and it pops out after the last shot and a new one inserted. That would explain why the old timers of WW2 era referred to them a clips. A magazine was reusable, used in a 1911 and some types of machine guns. But....what do I know.

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I tried for a while to find a .45 ACP cylinder for my Colt 3rd gen .45. For some reason Colt won't sell them to private parties. Midway had them advertised for a decent price but backordered. I ordered one in January of this year and was told it would be late February before they would get them in. ...

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Thanks. I'm going to give it a try.

For those that sign up for the free sample, make sure you click on the attachent on the email they send to confirm the order.

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not saying this "graphic" speaks to the majority of bikers, just to the 1%... :) harley.hoover - Copy.png That's messed up. :lol: A couple months ago I was coming back from Long Beach airport on the 91 Freeway which was really crowded. I was in the carpool lane moving around 60mph. A grou...

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I was at Home Depot yesterday and saw some tomohawks. I was suprised they sell them there. Here's a link to what they stock.
http://www.homedepot.com/b/Outdoors-Gar ... max&NCNI-5

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Not mine but saw this one advertised. I know nothing about them so I don't know if its a good price. But sure is a nice looking lever. Sorry if I should have posted in classifieds. Just looked it up after reading these posts.
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/show ... ?t=1063604

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I haven't heard of any issues with ammo and flying other than its supposed to be in factory boxes or similar type boxes for the transport. If its in a separate bag or case than the guns, they may be happier, but I don't know if that's a rule. As far as the Canadian border, which I don't think has a...

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Tossin' and Turnin' -Bobby Lewis
Save the Last Dance form Me-The Drifters

Maybe those are backwards

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Payback on a prius

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bntR1c7ybvs

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Not mine but I saw this Kowa today on calguns. I have no idea if it's a good price. Never use them much.
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/show ... ?t=1049688

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Is it screwed into the top of a workbench?

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joepb wrote:What part of Wyoming do you hunt? ...........Joe

Jackson Hole area. Usually just west of Jackson in Wilson area or east of town on the Hoback River.

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excellent, what rifle / load will you use? I usually take a couple rifle and switch out. Marlin XLR in 45-70 and a Tikka 30-06. I don't reload. I've been really successful with the 45-70 Leverevolution stuff and for the 30-06 I use 180 grain Nosler Partitions. http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff7...

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Wyoming draw results are in. I put in for a general tag (any elk) and a reduce price cow/calf. I got the general tag! Now I'll be planning and obsessing for months!

This will be my 22nd year, I believe, hunting Wyoming. About 18 elk taken. Man, this never gets old!

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In my relatively limited use of them I've discovered I really dont like carbines. The sliding stocks, the short (loud) barrels, the choppy feel when shooting compared to the full size rifles. I also found I didnt care much for flat tops. When I had one, I never found a scope mount I liked, so ended...

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Sorry Doc, stuff happens Right after I was first married my wife had some chickens, at that time I had a 9 month old Short hair pup, anyways to make a long story short the pup buried five of the chickens alive , he didn't kill any of them I trailed the feathers and found five chicken's buried in a ...

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From my understanding, the military went to the .45 for the stopping power when the .38s weren't effective. The Moro warriors would be high on drugs and tie torniquetes on various parts of their bodies to slow bleeding when they attacked. The .38 wasn't putting them down after multiple shots. A big ...

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Blaine, I think you're talking about Steiner Predator binos. I almost bought some for elk hunting but got a great deal on some Bushnells.
http://www.steiner-optics.com/binocular ... dator-8x42

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That's zombie weather. Watch yer back!

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What I'm amazed at is how can important items like a Civil War contract rifle and real deal pictures of good ole Roy are "left behind"? There must be lots of loot out that way. Shasta did a good job on the research......do you know the monetary difference between 2,000 contract muskets fr...

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A friend of mine bought a horse ranch in the Mojave Desert that belonged to Roy Rogers. Most of the belongings were auctioned of prior. Inside one of the guest houses were lots of framed pictures/posters and this old rifle that belonged to Roy Rogers. It appears to have the cocking mechanism missing...

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Sixgun,
Looking at the "Colt single action" thread, I think all your pictures were changed there also. Doesn't match up you what you posted.

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I love my Harley. Now that I'm retired I want to go on longer rides. Also like taking my 5th wheel up in the Sierras and trout fish. In the fall and winter I chase elk in Wyoming. I can't wait to start taking the grandkids camping and fishing.

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Got these a short while back and love them. Both in .45.

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Thanks for the thoughts Blaine. No worries though, just more of the "weather terrorists" BS. Aint that the truth. they were calling for a foot here and when i got up this morning, there was light coating. Came into work and found half the people called off. :D Retarts....losing money and ...

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mikld wrote:I thought Century Arms was making some. I believe they had milled receivers rather than stamped steel. Or are they just assembling some from imported parts?

I think what they're saying is these are the first to bear the name AK47 and Kalishnikov because they own the rights to the brand in the US.

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I usually look in a a web cam in Jackson pointed at the elk refuge They're still shots that update every few seconds. I was looking for the site and found this one that is actually a live feed video. Just watched a couple young bulls sparring! For those that don't know, the elk refuge is where the e...

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I went with my brother back to Jackson, Wyoming to fill a last tag. I got a young bull in October but he was unsuccessful on a remaining tag. Wyoming lets you put in for a one week block on hunting management areas if you don't fill your tag on the listed dates. He put in for the first week of Decem...

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For a while I just mostly bought guns I used or needed for work....1911, AR15, backups, etc. Now that I'm retired I've bought a Marlin TK 30-30, a 1961 Winchester 94. I recently sold a Yamaha 4x4 I wasn't using and bought two Colt SAA .45's

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I've shipped to myself from Ca to a few states, Wyoming, Idaho, Michigan ....through USPS and never had a problem using the guidlines that OI posted. I believe the same guidlines are on ATFs Q&A site. It's not so much which state you're in as much as the person behind the counter knowing their j...

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Over the years at work I've seen bullets do weird things. Saw a bad guy shot 4 times in the head through a windshield with .45 ACP while he went for a .44. All went into his skull area but he lived. Walking talking, and committing crimes for a few more years till he died of related issues. I've seen...

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Oops. Double post

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Great pics and a great hunt. You're lucky to have a wife that hunts with you.
Looks cold. Dropped to 72 here in Cal.

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Well, this is embarrassing. I took the bolt completely apart. The problem was ......rust. :oops: When I was in Wyoming the first week of October, we got rain 6 days straight while hunting. I cleaned and oiled it at the end of each day but never took the bolt apart. Living in a dry warm area, I never...

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I love my Tikka but it's acting up again. Should just stick with my levers. Its a Tikka lite SS 30-06. Last year while hunting the extractor pin broke and a round was stuck in it. Called Tikka and they told me to shoot it, use a dowl to punch out the casing and sent me a kit to rebuild the bolt... e...

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This year I shot a lot with my younger brother's PSE compound and was surprised how accurate it is. I've been wanting to take up bowhunting since I retired. My older brother is giving me a Martin Hatfield takedown recurve bow that is brand new. It has 60# @ 28" AMO 62" hand painted on it i...

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You won't have to worry about it being too warm and rainy when you come back in Dec. :D Country looks a little like where I used to hunt north of Pinedale. Sure do miss my hunting days in Wyoming. I went last year and it was hitting in the -20's. Too cold for me but it did warm to about -5 and that...

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Hard to shoot those buggers. Most of the first half of the summer they have had my road to the back forty flooded. I brought my tractor down and can dig out the dam in short order, but they rebuild fast. Since Sept. I've left the tractor there and have got the road leveled off again an, d kept the ...

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Just returned from my elk hunt. This makes, I believe, 21 years in a row. All with my younger brother, who actually got me into elk hunting. We both had tags as well as his FIL. The weather was unusually warm and rained the first 5 days straight. We scored on a small 2-3 year old bull. It was a cros...

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Just the way I like them.

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For 20+ years we've eaten mostly elk for burgers, roast and steaks. We have beef if we go out but I can't remember the last time I bought beef at the market. I guess if you factor in the non-resident tag, gas, food, butchering, etc, it starts to add up......but its sure is fun.

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Wow, that's a nice bull. I need one like that!

Just got in from hiking around since 5am in the rain looking for any elk. Well, at least I'm getting exercise.

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Thats crazy. I was in Buffalo Meats yesterday with my brother visiting the owner, Dan. If you were wearing a well worn white cowboy hat, carrying meat to the back, I saw you. And were staying south of town...South Park area.

Going to set up camp today. I'll call you

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Got into Jackson, Wyoming last night. Sighted in my 30-06 and 45-70 today. Wow, those leverevolution rounds are accurate! Ate dinner with friends at the picnic area of Jenny Lake below the Tetons. Beautiful fall colors and tons of bugling elk. Saw several bulls. Now if only I can find them Friday mo...

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I worked with an old timer that retired from LAPD. That department was really into training and competition back in the day. If you were good you could tour on the international team. He said that you had to be careful in the station with those holsters. A buddy would walk by and push the button rel...

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