My hunting setup for whenever I may run into bears, wolves, moose or big hungry kitties.

I highly recommend the Trijicon TR20-2G for a lightweight, yet very impressive 3-9 x 40mm scope. The glass is very clear, and the tritium makes looking at dark critters or low lit spots very nice. This shot shows that my camera is not set up for this as it doesn't show what you see in person, but you get the idea.

This one has a special story to it.

This story to be exact.

This makes 250

So this is how that story goes. I wanted to surprise my Sweetheart with a proposal she wasn't at all expecting. So I hid the ring in a place she would never suspect because I am always buying new toys, I know, who would believe it, right? So I told her I wanted her to check this new gun out while hanging out with some friends for Thanksgiving a couple years ago and this is what she saw when she opened it.

Nice surprice! I guess she said yes! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Yup, those are Yogo sapphires, like the sign three posts ago mentioned. But they are the very rare purple ones set in a Montana mined Palladium, made by a Montana jeweler. All American, All Montanan. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Thankfully she said yes!

It was kinda hard to guess the ring size due to the difference in our hand sizes and having never taken her to try anything on, but as you can see from the previous pic I lucked out and nailed it.

Another demonstration, this time on a Boss Jack.
Hers, then mine obviously. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />

Anyhow, back to the story. We set the wedding for a beautiful summer day in Montana, and the day was almost as pretty as she was.

The wedding site was small, simple and natural.