300BlkTalk

Yes please keep updating.

smustian wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 1:00 am

now thats funny,My Daughters live in Tenn,the oldest granddaughter (17 yrs old) that moved way north to live with us,I just showed her that hehehehehe

My First 300 blk,Sota arms upper,80% lower,utg scope,nothing fancy and to expensive,will be redo doing trigger group once I have broke it in and get the ammo worked up for it.

Sages is a good source,have bought there quite a bit in the last 5 months never disappointed, cheers!!

My Son and hi SWMBO had the grand SON sunday before last,The family name will carry on one more generation

Big thumbs up for the jig and the helpfulness of the owner,ordered a 300 blk jig and a tok jig,order and processing went great was e-mailed they on the way,got 3 e-mails from his local post office that there was a issue,so long story short,called the owner we talked,he checked with post office 3 day...

once you're busted there usually not much you can do to keep them in view very long. i read that sometimes a bark can stop them, but its never worked for me. you gotta be ready for them before you hit the switch is about what it boils down to. If there's one right in the area they're gonna come in ...

use a cheaper Ecaller and stay down wind a good ways of it,for attraction use the fur shaker or what ever they are called.

:D For some, have my 17 yr old GD(oldest Grand) living with us and she likes shooting,and hunting going to get her hunters safty and let her get a deer this yr,Have a 336 she has taken a shine to,and shoots very well,she helped me last fall,on 2 of my buck harvests and took to it like a duck in wate...

bamashooter wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2019 2:22 pm Perhaps I misinterpreted; 14th grandchild?

Nope you got it right,14 grands,Wife and I are a Brady bunch family,5 kids between us,14 grands to be, will be 10 grand daughters and 4 grandsons