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You wont find any AR for $1100 right now and all the 223 ammo online is about $1 per round.

Well, with the price and availability of AR 15's and ammo, I'm thinking it might be time to sell mine. I have a Stag model 2T with Leupold Mark IV x-high rings and a Vortex 3x32 scope. Magpul foregrip, magpul trigger guard and magpul stock. I have 12 Magpul P-Mags and 800 rounds of ammo. I have 40 rounds of tracer ammo and a real nice soft side case. What do you guys think a fair asking price is for everything? I have a few people interested, but I am afraid to throw a price out there. From what I have seen on the net, I think $3,000 isn't too far out of touch with reality. Most ammo is about $1 per round right now and AR's are out of this world, if you can even find one. So, what say you? Does my price sound about right? I haven't told them a price yet, just said that I am probably going to sell.

This is what I know.......Copy and pasted from Basszone: Backyard Bassin NO ENTRY Tournament Update: by Rodney W Richards, 1/19/2013 18:44 CT Category - Tournament Topics Who needs Falcon. Welcome to Arbuckle Lake In Oklahoma. 1st Place was the team of Reynolds and Thompson with the largest 5 bass stringer I have ever seen or heard of being weighed in at any Oklahoma Tournamet. 42.04 lbs. 2nd Place was the the team of Vaca and Idleman with another huge stringer weighing in at 28.41 pounds. Big Bass of the Event was caught by Barber and Rowland weighing 10.70 lbs. Folks we had 40 teams and weighed in over 15 Bass over the 8lb mark and 2 over the 10lb mark. We will have full results posted by tomorrow evening on our web page with full web cast weigh in and on the water coverage next sunday. Check out our page for more information to follow on this event. Thanks, Rodney Richards Backyard Bassin Director I actually heard about this from my BIL before seeing the results on Basszone.

This is the exact reason I always leave in plenty of time to make it back to weigh in. If you're 10 minutes early, you're never late. I understand wanting to fish every last minute you can, but I would rather be 20 min early as opposed to 2 min late.

I live about 30 min from the Lake of the Arbuckles and I have caught some good fish out of there. But what took place there yesterday is almost unbelievable. There was a tourn. there yesterday and the winnning sack (5 fish) was 42.04 lbs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm guessing there will be a few hundred boats there next weekend.

Shimano Crucial 7'2" MH Shimano Citica 200 G7

I've always wondered why the SK KVD CB's don't come with KVD hooks on them?????

The LC RC is AWESOME!!!!!!! Worth every penny at $7.99

Some of these posts remind me of people who hate Chevys, yet have never actually owned one.

Well I took the advice on the Frabill stormsuit and ordered some. I also got a SWEET deal. I usually wear an XL in bibs, but I found a jacket in XL and bibs in XXL for $310 shipped to my door. Just couldn't pass it up. Especially after reading about them on this thread.

For what money? $100 to some people is a lot. $300 to some people isn't a lot. I think the Core is worth every penny. I also think the Citica is a good real for the price.

I also prefer a MH for SB's but I prefer to throw chatterbaits on a H stick with braid.

I use it for flipping and punching and will tie a heavy jig on every once in a while.

Aside from a T-rigged soft plastic, I love throwing a square bill CB in the spring.

Duped or not. The fact that he had an "internet girlfriend" makes him look like a total idiot.

Duped or not. The fact that he had an "internet girlfriend" makes him look like a total idiot.

Of the Frabill or 100 mph, Which would be better in the colder months out on the lake? I am getting ready to purchase a set and will probably use them mainly in Feb and early March.

I switched to braid on all my topwater lures. The hardest thing to get use to is waiting to feel the fish before you set the hook. When I first started, I pulled the lure away before the fish ever had it completely in its mouth.

7'2 H with 50 or 65 lb braid with a 7.1:1 reel. Buzzbaits, Frogs, jigs, flipping, etc.

I just bought some Owner Hyper Welded Snaps from TW to use this season. I went with the size 1 and found them to be just a little too small for my liking. I went ahead and ordered some size 2 last night so I will have 3 packs of each size to decide which I prefer.

Yes! A 50G please

6'10" MH xf here as well

Xcalibur EEratic

What size would be best for the application I am using? I don't want to go to small, but don't want anything to big. I am thinking the size 1

Does anyone have any experience using these? I am going to place an order with TW and am going to order some. I am not sure how big they are. I have searched this forum, the web and everywhere inbetween and cannot find how big they are. I plan on using them to throw CBs. ANyone with experience or anyone that knows how big they are, please let me know what size would be best. TW lists them as 26lb, 33lb, and 46lb Thanks, JB