FishNHard

Jack, I haven't been able to find anything in cci -mini mags or stingers . really the only thing I can find local is the 50rd boxes of American eagle .

Looking for some stingers to see if they cycle ok in my wife's sig mosquito have to rack to slide on every other round with blazers -American eagles and rem golden . I was reading most folks are breaking them in on cci but I cant find any other then GB .

Im forever shuffling mine around, guns I go with the range more with oh wait hunting season gotta move the shotguns and muzzleloader to the front then the wife wants to go shooting ,pull everything out to get to hers LOL

I started out with a patriot 18 had to buy another patriot 24 and now im to the point were I cramming them. anyone else go thru this to. just a couple scoped rifles suck up so much space

Nice collection to...

I always say I love my pets more then I like most people . we have since lost all but one over the years ,been thru everything from cancer . anemia. pancreatitis .to old age which is they way they all should pas,s we are slowly rebuilding our heard LOL but I always say if I ever hit the lottery I will need to buy lots of property because I will rescue a ton of them .

MY wife and I have rescued 11 pugs over the years my wife got involved as a foster home and we wound up adopting a lot LOL a lot were people wanted to keep sisters together and most folks don't want to adopt 2 dogs at a time so we gave them forever homes . our oldest passed at 18 . God bless you for being involved in dog rescues. John

oh and most important if you hunt alone and if you shoot a deer a deer drag sled that rolls I leave mine in the truck after gutting a deer ill bring my bow and stuff back to the truck and grab the deer sled . you can get them around $30

Back pack with with couple extra tree pegs for hanging stuff extra cheap bow release .bottle of scent spray , snacks if you drink soda or anything carbonated crack the bottle at the truck nothing worse when its dead quit and you go to open a soda and pessshhhh., range finder gloves , knife flash light with extra battery's roll of tracking tape surgical gloves for gutting deer , cell phone for games or texting your buddy on those all day sits.

Thank you guys for the help , Better to ask then to get in a bad spot.

I have a few pounds of tight group powder and I was looking for the load data for 9mm when I check my book and the hodgdon site I don't see for my bullet I want to use. I have the extreme 115 gr RN plated bullets and the only data that comes up that I can find is for 115 GR LRN and 115 gdhp , since they don't list for plated Rn does that mean I can not use tightgroup with these bulets or can I use the lower starting load they give on the 115gr gdhp. thanks for the help.

Topher once you recope from your purchase a bit also look into getting a range finder , ive started using one the last 2 seasons and it really helps knowing your yardage in the stand , also once you get comfortable check out the farmers sportsman club for 3d shoots they are a lot of fun.

Very nice Topher , good luck this coming season ,

I am thinking of getting a decent 223 bolt action rifle but would like to around the $700-$800 range and noticed the Mossberg mvp was wondering if anyone has one or has shot it and like to get your opinion on it if its worth getting. John

Found a nice timber smith set for the 74 today at the oaks show

here is my friends deer from this season this deer was shot at 6 feet he was running late and was tying his bow to his haul line when he seen this deer comin the wind was blowing hard out of the swamp in his face . he stood at the base of his tree and deer never new he was there so this shows how important the wind can help or hurt you .

ive never turkey hunted but would love to try it curt deer.htm

it was a tough year last season , I got 1 small basket 8 , didn't see much other then a lot of fox and coyotes , its tough sitting for days on end not seeing anything , but its even tougher here in the pine barrens . But if theres one bit of advice I can give is really get in the habit knowing wind direction is for the day you hunt and place your stand accordingly it don't matter what equipment you buy scent lock stuff or whatever you must beat the deer nose .

Biggest thing is don't let THEM OR ANY SHOP sell you a bow , DRAW BACK AND SHOOT A BUNCH AND PICK WHAT FEELS GOOD TO YOU . I made that mistake twice I was talk into how great and latest the bow is and was not happy with it. for hunting smooth draw is what you want , im 6'3 245lb and my dxt is set at only 52lb I draw and sit there for an hour on a deer if I choose . . Even tho you didn't get anything last year never get discouraged it was 7years before I shot my first buck , I had a big ten in front of me my first year at 20yrds but a bow set at 70lb and a bad case of buck fever I couldn't pull back the bow no matter how hard I tried , . ground blinds are great for rainy days because deer will move a lot in bad weather only problem they get nice and comfy and I have a tendency of nodding off LOL

In my opinion single cams are a lot smoother , if you are not very familiar with bows I would not recommend buying off craigslist , if you don't know what to check for on limbs for any issues , to get your basic draw length measure from your armpit to the tip of your middle finger , this will get you pretty close , most archery shops will have packages that will include everything except a release. for the price range you looking to spend you should be able to get a really nice set up bowtech pse and bear archery make great bows and you wont go wrong with any of them. but each will draw and shoot a little different , so you should see if theres a archery shop buy you and draw back a few to see what feels smooth to you, i shhot a Mathews chill for 3d but don't like it for hunting since its got big cams and when drawing you get that jerking thud when the cam rolls over so i shoot a Mathews dxt for huning its a single cam and its a straight smooth pull back to my anchor point , so in my opinon sigle cams are the way to go . John

Topher do you know what you draw length is ???

What's up all , I have an M&P pro core 9mm with the 4.25" barrel and would like to get a holster to start getting into the steel matches and was wondering if you guys can recommend a good holster . I was looking at the comp tac site but don't see them for the 4.25" barrels . thanks for any input. John

I was wondering what you guys mostly use plated or hard cast bullets for reloading is there a big difference one over the other.

I just got the roku 3 bunch of different gun shows , pretty neat little device .

Ive always thought that any long gun that I have or would buy I would most likey put a scope on but the past year ive pretty much took optics off of all but my 270 the AR all the ak's m1a1 everything altho not as accurate I seem to have a lot more fun shooting open sights , anyone else prefer open to optics .