Marlin’s tube feed 783 is generally pretty reliable. I much prefer a tube feed to a magazine on rimfires.

I haven't followed the news, why are we going to war with Iran?

look on amazon, 100 12 mg tablets for 86 bucks

Thanks for the replies.

My father had a 990 international haybine with steel rollers. I can hear it's sing as I type this. Many hours spent on the fender of a Ford 5000 until I was old enough to be more useful.

"Ifnhe"
I love it Cathryn

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I remember going with my dad and cutting up hedge posts.. I learned to wear gloves handling it,,, that sap is pretty hard to wash off your hands.
Dad used the scraps for firewood in the wood burning stove… had to be careful with it because that stuff burned mighty hot.

I hope they bury him in a olace we3 can go pee on

what's the can
I am looking at a Jessie's Girl Aluminum mostly because I just can't see going 5.7x28 or if I did it could get it's own can , I want light and quiet.

the host is a MkIV Ruger 22/45 4 inch barrel dealer called last night to say it was in.

my son went M&P the 22lr with the 20 round double stack mags it shoots well.
I do like the controls on the M&P but I have a thing for Rugers. this will round me out with MK1,2,3,4 although my son laid claim to the Mk2

I’m going to see if I can’t try this tomorrow… gonna be pretty late when I get home tonight. Had a call off, so I have to break down all the meat saws and grinders by myself.

So maybe in another 20 years, after years of spending money and effort there may be 20 bison to harvest each year for the lucky few. After several years ( about 9) of predator control here ,at little cost to the State and Federal governments, Alaskans and non-residents were able to harvest 200 to 300 more moose per year. Pretty sure we got more bang for the buck. And unlimited opportunity during the general fall season. Fed far more Alaskans than this ever will. I won't mention how lucrative a couple hundred non-resident moose tags per year were for ADF&G.

Cost/ Benefit Analysis

They were always open but the new owners wanted to open it up to hunters instead of just fishing ( I believe ). If it matters to you, it’s accessible by truck ( not fly in). 6+ hrs north of Saskatoon. My son & I fished there last year.