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My meat is available to whom that wants it.

i mean the pork that i kill u sick bastards

Loaded up 358 Win w/ 200 gr TTSX's, 348 Win w/ 200 gr Hornady's and 45 Colt w/ 250 gr Partition's today. I'll run some mild and stout 500 Linebaugh's tomorrow then to the range on Wednesday. The Whelen is good to go, the rest should be dead on though it has been a bit since I banged the Linebaugh. I am kicking around bringing the Browning M53 though.

I'm getting excited for the hunt and the road trip. Life is good.

Very nice RGK, looks like it's never been shot!

That's funny rockchucker

I know it's still a bit far out but forecast is calling for Mid 70's to low 80's and NO RAIN!

This would be a nice change.

Bring as many as you can fit. There's a Bass Pro and a Dick's out I10 to buy ammo. Here are the regs for South West.

Guns and Ammunition

Guns

Customers are responsible for knowing and following the firearms laws of the state(s) that they will be traveling to, from, and through.
Our Customers must declare the gun to the Customer Service Agent at the ticket counter (no firearms will be accepted curbside) and ensure that the firearm(s) chambers are free of ammunition and the magazine clip has been removed (when applicable). Paintball guns and BB guns are considered the same as all other firearms.
Paintball guns are allowed in checked baggage and are not subject to the container requirements of firearms. Customers must declare the paintball gun to the Customer Service Agent at the ticket counter. Compressed gas cylinders are allowed in checked baggage or as a carryon only if the regulator valve is completely disconnected from the cylinder and the cylinder is no longer sealed (i.e., the cylinder has an open end). TSA Security Screeners must visibly ensure that the cylinder is completely empty and that there are no prohibited items inside.
Firearms must be encased in a hard-sided, locked container that is of sufficient strength to withstand normal handling, as follows:
A firearm in a hard-sided, locked container may be placed inside a soft-sided, unlocked suitcase.
A firearm placed inside a hard-sided, locked suitcase does not have to be encased in a container manufactured for the transportation of firearms.
The locked container or suitcase must completely secure the firearm from access. Cases or suitcases that can be pulled open with minimal effort do not meet the locked criterion.
Only the Customer checking the luggage should retain the key or combination to the lock. No exceptions will be made.
Firearms may be checked and will count toward the two-piece free baggage allowance for each fare-paying passenger. We allow multiple firearms to be transported inside one hard-sided case.
Southwest Airlines assumes no liability for the misalignment of sights on firearms, including those equipped with telescopic sights.
Firearms are never allowed in carryon luggage.

Ammunition

Small arms ammunition for personal use (provided it is properly packed) is permissible in checked baggage only.
The ammunition may be placed in the same container as the firearm and must be securely packed in cardboard (fiber), wood, or metal boxes, or other packaging specifically designed to carry small amounts of ammunition.
When checking ammunition, Customers are limited to 11 pounds gross weight (ammunition plus container) per person.
Magazines or clips containing ammunition must be securely packaged (placed in another small box or in a secure cutout in the carrying case, in order to protect the primer of the ammunition).
Make sure guns are unloaded and definitely never transport a gun in your carryon baggage!
Gunpowder (black powder) and primers or percussion caps are not allowed in checked or carryon baggage.
Loose ammunition or loose loaded magazines and/or clips are not allowed.
Paintballs must be packaged in a leak-proof container and will be subject to limited release.

Thanks!

Sounds like you fellas are bringing plenty of guns.

the wood is good, but

http://www.gunbroker.com/item/621625936

not so crazy about a 20" barrel Reckon I'll have to see one in the flesh before I buy.

Of what rain doth thee speaketh...

of course, this is Texas. If you don't like the weather, wait a minute

I quite thought, it added to the adventure, myself, seeing Jody going all over the place...

Anyone know this guy. He's is missing---------

rumor has it a woman was involved in his disappearance

By the way Pat, 200 hundred of your police are at Taub right now for a shooting.

Unfortunately, it was a job...

Wish you could make it Carl. I'll kill one in your honor.

yeah, last news piece I saw said it was a false alarm, hopefully no problems