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testosterone

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"The Ground Is level at the Foot Of The Cross."

Thank you to you both, I really appreciate it!

Download the hornady app and pay a one time fee of 99 cents for the 7mm08 load data.

Tried it. Got bored with it after a couple weeks and quit.

This is an interesting conversation, and one that's long
overdue in my humble opinion. The consensus on about every forum is any scope under a weeks wages will fail within it's first hunt, and an easy one at that. I'm not a wealthy guy, but have owned fairly nice rifle for several decades. Brownings, Kimbers, Christensens, Weatherbys etc and have never spent more than 300 dollars on my scopes. Usually vx1 and 2's, Freedoms, and a few Crossfire ll's and have never had a failure of any kind. Good mounts and rings, torqued properly, and 0 issues. All on 30.06 and up. 338's, 300 wm and wby and so on. Snow, rain, freezing cold. I would love to own Nightforce, high Mavens etc but I just justify it when I had perfectly reliable scopes for much less money. Cheers to those that shared their experiences. Im going to duck now, I'm sure mud slinging is coming my way. Regards

For Sale: Not perfect but GREAT condition. Mounted but never taken to the field

3-9x40 Trijicon Illuminated scope Accupower red illuminatied "floating" reticle

cant find these anymore

$450 shipped

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This has been going on for months. The Polish are upset that Ukrainians are selling their farm goods cheaper than the Polish can and are stopping them from getting goods to market in Central Europe.

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Graphite or glass, really depends on what you're doing and how you want the rod to feel. Modern glass is worlds different and better than what most guys realize.... it is also stronger and more forgiving than graphite. I fish probably 50/50 graphite and glass. They both have places in your arsenal. If looking into a new rod, the first questions you need to ask yourself are, what types of fishing am I going to be doing (small dries, terrestrials, nymphing, dry dropper rigs, streamers), what range am I going to be fishing (distance of casts), and what size fish am I going to be chasing. Pick a good quality line and match that to the proper rod.

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If in season, squirrel livers work great. They don't fall apart like a chicken liver.

Been waiting on an Alaskan 360 since 3/10/24. No updates yet even though the paperwork on the trust says complete. Hope to get the call any day that it’s ready.

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