Adventure Sports Outdoors January 2018

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ADVENTURE SPORTS OUTDOORS “The Voice of the American Sportsman”

Chain Reaction with Kirby Schupp

January 2018

of course and may or may not be deemed as necessary to The Shotgun Shop • PO Box 212 • Arnold, MO 63010 • 636-282-4379 disclose or charge for such a slight effort. In the event theshotgunshop@hotmail.com • TheShotgunShop.net of sufficient input being 13 years published in ASO Magazine! necessary, it is advisable to notify the owner about the discovered error and let the choice of expenditure belong in their hands, if the error does not call for mandatory correction or isn’t necessary Nobody expects blame for a fault in a mechanism untouched since the for the job to proceed. factory, mainly due to an owner unwilling discovered but not caused by them, but it has been known for the mechanism to entertain the thought that the maker could ever do anything improper (even defect(s) in question to sometimes create undeserved attitude directed at the one though worker errors are well-known, like encouraging correction. Some conditions automobile “lemons”), so it must be the fault of the discoverer. This is known as a getting temporary alleviation may have been compromised by the lack of time “time bomb”, or the last one that touches it – dies. Potential or repeated (and in their or proper materials for lasting repair, but pragmatic temporary decisions to mind, unwarranted) blame events have made some decide that defects or rigged hurry something back into use will need eventual correction later. If the earlier juryrepairs located are to be re-rigged or left unannounced to the owner and pass the rig has not been disclosed to the owner, Recoil pad or buttplate screw buck to the next unfortunate set of hands. or if ownership changes without relevant holes being loose is a common notes passed along, the next one inside Minor problems are bound to problem encountered, and some of the be discovered in mechanisms with just might get tagged with the problem – “improvements” to pad/plate retention or sometimes even if it was disclosed upon considerable use and/or age, and in many screwhole fit can be a mere inconvenience, cases these will be corrected as a matter discovery. This situation may also occur and others might be the equivalent of

OWNING PROBLEMS OTHERS CAUSED

the “can of worms”. The recoil pad in the center was enterprisingly snugged by wrapping the screw threads with strips of electrical tape (double yellow arrow), and a similar “genius” improved the screw fit at the right arrow tip by using what looks to be string wrap to keep the pad snug. That proved to be insufficient since the holes also have had sleeves of aluminum foil jammed in place, and one segment is seen in the top right image stuck on the screw tip used for extraction from the nearby hole in the wood. The two pads seen on the left were special cases, with the first having some white caulk or similar residue affixing the pad to some extent, and the next pad showing evidence of incidental varnish (or similar finishing product) creating a sticky joint line that in both cases could have made stock edge damage likely if prying tools needed to be brought into action. A razor can usually work better to separate surfaces in a similar condition if a slight gap of opportunity can allow the slim blade enough entry to complete the division.

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MDC REPORTS MORE THAN 7,700 DEER HARVESTED DURING ANTLERLESS PORTION

5min
pages 32-33

Dan Galusha, Shoot N Plink, Going Low with a Buck Mark

3min
page 111

Bob Robb, Top 10 Late Season Whitetail Tactics

6min
pages 108-109

Realtor.com, Depleted Housing Market to See Inventory Growth in 2018

11min
pages 102-106

IDNR, Let’s Go Turkey Hunting! IRAP Taking Applications Now for Spring

4min
page 114

IDNR, News Bits December 17

3min
page 115

Annie Otto, Annie’s Conklin Corner

3min
page 107

Grant Dimmick, Grant’s 2017 Season

3min
page 110

Natural Gear

1min
page 116

Gerald Sampen, Outdoor Connection Featuring 2 of 23 “With Wings” We Represent

13min
pages 96-98

Thomas P. Reynolds, January Begins the New Year for Outdoor Activity in Arkansas

6min
pages 94-95

A.K. Thompson, Dirt Church, The Cold is Keeping Me

7min
pages 92-93

Mark Kayser, 3 Different Locations You’ll Find Coyotes

4min
page 90

Marlene Odahlen-Hinz, Rx for the January Blahs

7min
pages 84-85

Matt England, England Expeditions Fishing Resolution 2018

6min
pages 86-87

Mark Kayser, 3 Tips for Hunting Coyotes the Simplest Way Possible

3min
page 79

Jason Baldwin, Henry Decoy Show Sunday, Feb 18th

2min
page 78

Bedford Sales Open House- February 17th and 18th

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John Simeon, The 22 Winchester Magnum in Action

6min
pages 66-67

Pet Bird Winter Care Tips

2min
page 68

Darrell Sterling, Pigs and Predators in West Texas

15min
pages 62-64

Bobber “Anne”, Those Fascinating Fish of Alaska

5min
pages 60-61

CPO Reports: October 1 – 19, 2017

20min
pages 51-54

Kirby Schupp, Owning Problems Others Caused

6min
pages 56-57

Colt Vinovich, More Than a Hunt

7min
pages 42-43

Outdoor Hub Reporters, Oklahoma Hunter Bags Potential New State Record 28-Point Buck

3min
page 41

Woo’s Corner, A Little Fishing and a Little Maintenance

4min
page 40

John Neporadny Jr., Draw Down on Lake of the Ozarks Winter Crappie

4min
page 38

Wayne Herndon, Rituals and Memories- Memories of Waterfowling are Built Upon the Traditions and Rituals of the Hunt

5min
pages 36-37

Robert Hemmelgarn, MDC Hosts Discover Nature Schools Workshop for Preschool Teachers in Mexico

3min
page 31

Lucas Bond, MDC Reports More Than 7,700 Deer Harvested During Antlerless Portion

2min
page 32

PJ. Reilly, Snow Goose Hunting: Tips for Staying Hidden

7min
pages 26-27

Canterbury Tales continues

4min
page 8

Norm Kelly, The Designated Gangsters

9min
pages 14-15

Ted Nugent, The Scripted Buck

8min
pages 22-23

Lucas Bond, MDC Encourages People to Help Prevent Wildfires

3min
page 33

Dave Shadow, Beetles for Skulls

4min
page 24
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