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Thanks! I got a call from the taxidermist that he's ready and I should have him home late next week. I'll get some better pictures at that time and post them up.

I have one of Richard's stocks on a 10/22. As others mentioned, the stocks come fairly rough and with plenty of wood to work with. If you're the type who likes to tinker around and put your own personal touch on projects, give Richard's a close look. You'll get a quality stock for the money and I am...

Thanks for the kind words, guys. I'll snap some better pictures when I get him back from the taxidermist.

Gube - Yes, I do love the Lumenoks. I wish Pope & Young didn't hold that against people, but it's their rules and their club.

http://i728.photobucket.com/albums/ww281/mrmikefreese/2012archerybuck.jpg I was thrilled to harvest this guy on Saturday evening. I rattled him into a bean field at noon that day, but couldn't get him to come in close enough to seal the deal. Fortunately, he made another appearance that night and w...

Happy to help, Bazz. If you need anything else, just let me know.

I come up with 65 mm and 43 mm, respectively.

I'd be happy to measure mine when I get home this evening if someone doesn't beat me to it today. Do you just want the outside diameter?

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Okay Mike, first question for the interview.......How good are you at loading 10-22 and 1911 .45 magazines? :chin: Oregon is not hard to find, just get in your truck and point it west, stop when you get to the water. :D Rick, you could say that I've loaded a magazine or two in my day. I've got a li...

Captqc wrote:Sorry Mike! Perhaps you could get out this way someday. Captqc

That is very high on my priority list, Captqc.

Captqc wrote:Sorry Mike, the job is MINE! And boy oh boy I can't wait to go bunny busting!!! Captqc

Sure is tough to get a job in this economy.

Where do I send my resume? After reviewing the description, I feel extremely qualified for the job. I'm a very hard worker and I promise to spend countless hours in the office, working.

I've never PD hunted before so I could use more insights on what people like. Seems a repeater would be advantageous but perhaps it in't. I can't afford to put more than $1000 into a project, so a Cooper 20vt is out. Making a 20 VT on the cheap seems like more of a pain in the neck the more I look ...

Mike, you can single load repeater actions just as quick as a single-shot set up. The repeater adds more flexability, IMO. Perhaps I haven't used enough of them in dog towns. The few I have tried often times forced me to fiddle with the round before it would feed properly into the chamber, while th...

I can't add any more to the discussion about cartridges, but I'd like to hear a bit more about your intended shooting. If I was strictly punching paper and prairie poodles, a repeater would not be on my radar. A single-shot (like a Cooper ;) ) will be a lot faster to work from a shooting table in ho...