Recent content by FISHNFRANK

I do also have Redding dies for the cartridge. I’ll provide them for full price offer

Another rifle for sale: $1195 with new brass, $995 rifle alone. Frank 619-993-5237 150 rounds of Weatherby and Nosler premium brass. Kimber Montana 280 AI 24” barrel 5 3/4 lb gun with rings on Controlled round feed Winchester model 70 style Rifle in perfect shape - 150 rounds fired. Extremely...

I priced it to sell.

It was accurized by hill country rifles in Tx when I first got it. Easy .6-.75 MOA groups with federal premium trophy copper I believe. I have too many rifles and I haven’t used this one in several years. I shot this deer in Nevada with it

$995 (less than a new rifle with lots of extras) For Sale: Browning X-Bolt Stainless Stalker 7mm-08, 22” barrel *** McMillan lightweight stock *** Leupold VX-3 B&C 3.5x10x40 scope/DNZ a scope mount/Leupold scope covers. *** MCARBO trigger springs Condition good, I’ve hunted with this gun a...

And you get to hunt them up high in beautiful places too.

This is darn well a trophy deer. Unfortunately it was dead at a friends house after being hit by a car recently in lakeside. Most deer we hunt just don’t have a chance to get this big either because of hunting and more so especially lions.

I have an extra deer rifle I bought 3 years ago. Only 35 rounds fired. Haven’t hunted with it so it’s like new. Leupold rail, 2 extra 5 Round mags, muzzle break, 95 copper rounds, Redding dies, 150 rounds of Barnes 127 LRX. It’s a fantastic, accurate gun, I just have my regulars that I like...

You used this powder in a muzzleoader and are still alive to tell about it?

Believe me I know it. Nobody wanted the bullet train either. They’re going to hear it though, from every old lady whose chihuahua gets killed.

The sheer amount of urban/suburban pets that are killed by coyotes has made most people pretty unsympathetic to them. It might be harder to ban hunting them that other predators.

I had heard in the spring that there were two young bears relocated but DFW swears they we relocated in the San Bernardino national forest. Even if that’s true they’d have to hoof it past Anza through high desert along the 79 to palomar. I guess it’s not impossible. We all thought up there that...

It’s a young bear that’s been pestering people on the mountain for trash and whatever else is left out, since early in the year.

So you’re hunting palomar, maybe near Fry Creek. This was taken a few days ago near the state park.

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