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Green Crawfish

Arps — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:57:25 -0400

by: Arps

Description: This lure has been great to me. I have been catching bass on it like crazy. If you fish you should have one of these. The only drawback is the sadness when you lose one. They cost like 5$ and work like a charm.

Supernova

Arps — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:47:55 -0400

by: Arps

Description: Imagine my suprise when my father bought me this shotgun this past Christmas. Brand new in the wrapper never been fired Benelli Supernova. I cannot speak highley enough for this gun. It is very comfortable, shoots well, and is proving to be more and more reliable every time I use it. I shoots up to 3.5" shells, and cycles very smooth. There are alot of cheaper pump guns, but when you use the supernova you can tell you have something a little more special. So far I have hunted goose and turkey with it with zero problems, and hopefully it will help me bag my first duck this winter. It carries easy, and is camoflauged nicely. It is available in MAX4 HD, Realtree HD, Advantage timber, and black. The finish seems to hold up well to abuse, and it is very easy to clean. I could see where someone with smaller hands may have a problem holding on to it because it is kind of wide. I would recomend this to any hunter.

Jelly head

Arps — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:31:32 -0400

by: Arps

Description: I was a little hesitant to spend $40 dollars on a choke tube. I had always usent my Ithaca 12ga and it didnt have the option to use a tube. I was very excited to get after a turkey and figured any advantage I could get I should take. I ordered it from Cabelas and a couple days later it arrived. My initial impression was that it looked pretty neat and felt heavy for its size. I promptly threaded it into my Benelli to make sure it fit right, and it looked really cool sticking out the end of the barrel. I wasnt truely impressed until I went to pattern it. It was amazing at 20 yards and still quite impressive out to 40 yards. I didnt go out much further then that because I didnt think there was a need, but I feel pretty confident it would do well past 40. So for $40 I got something that performed very well, and looked cool too. It seems very durable and should last the life of my shotgun. I used Winchester Supreme 3.5" #5 in a Benelli Supernova and it got the job done very well. I would recomend this very strongly.