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I got to play with a manufactures demo gear once... Un believable! more than
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You ever down by Enumclaw at all. Maybe we could do a hunt..
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i have a gen 3 and i still like there to be ambiant light from the moon if i am going to use it to see good past 100 i want a ir scope they are so sweet but about 8k-15k
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I'm on a pretty tight budget.... which consists of a few cabela's gift cards i got for xmas. and the lights they had seemed reasonable, but i wanted to check on legalities first. Thanks guys.
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that in the claw? You wouldn't be open to having an observer/fellow hunter would you? I'd like to take out a few yotes in 2010!
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