FishHunter

Picked up last one at E Brunswick Used 25% off coupon. Can't beat that deal

I had the rifle safe - perfect for a couple of rifles/shotguns in the bedroom. Too small to accommodate scoped long guns and broader stocks such as target/benchrest stocks.

Used the wife's credit card and got another 5 boxes. Shipping address does not seem to matter. Bulk 45 at $0.45 at http://www.surplusammo.com 1000 rd case.

Freehold also had the cci but in smaller bricks for 29.99

Braid is the only line which will last for years on your reel. Mono degrades with exposure to sunlight, it stretches and stiffens. If not used regularly, mono will set into shape on your reel, making tangle free casting more problematic. Use light braid and attach a few feet of mono to the tip. This will give you better hand hold when you have to grab the line to bring in a fish. As far as visibility: if a fish does not mind hooks, beads, spinners, treble hooks, skirts, etc. - you will not have a problem using braid. The species which are truly sensitive to line are not swimming within 50yds of the beach, nor are they hunting in the weeds of the lake. For fresh water, use 8lb or even 6lb braid - size of 2lb mono. For salt, 20-30lb braid. If using conventional reels, I suggest mono.

I was hunting for a CZ and found Cheyenne Outfitters - they are CZ direct and were happy to take my order and place it with the manufacturer. The guys at the mostly empty gun cases are somewhat unpleasant but the guy with the red beard [Dave, I think] who does the phone orders was a pleasure to deal with.