OK, so you turned in your request for time off last week so you could have alllll of Friday off this week to come shoot our guns and ammo.
And what did your boss say? That you needed a DOCTOR’S NOTE?
That’s some nerve. But don’t worry, Range Day mastermind Mike Vause is all about making you happy. He’s got you covered.
Click here to print it out and get your day off.
Get your Ammo Passes so you can come Shoot our Guns & Ammo this Friday….
May was a great month if you are an angler. Willard Bay has been on fire for any type of fish in the reservoir. Wiper and Walleye fishing has been and continues to be off the charts. Not to mention the Crappie fishing this year has been stellar, some anglers telling us that they caught the biggest crappie ever this year!
A coworker and I went out on his boat on June 2 and limited out on Walleye and Wiper. It was my best day ever on Willard Bay and my best trip so far this year for any lake.
Wiper – Willard Bay
Walleye – Willard Bay
We were trolling using shad Rapalas. We used some planer boards at first and did really well trolling about 2-3 mph for Walleye. The wind started to pick up so we pulled off the planer boards and started trolling a little faster at 3-5 mph and that’s when we started really getting into the wiper. We were using the same black and white/silver shad rap for both fish. The cool thing about it was that the total time on the water was a little over 3 hours and we had limited out. You can’t beat a day like that.
Now you might be saying “Enough about May, what does the fishing in June look like?” Here is what we are looking at for the next month. It should be just as good as the last!
Willard should remain great fishing well into June. The Walleye and Wiper are hungry and will be looking for food. Shad colored Rapalas, including the shad rap or Rattling Rapala will work great.
As the weather gets warmer, look for the fish to mover lower in the water column. This means a bottom bouncer will be an awesome choice to get you down where the fish are. You can put a worm harness or even a floating Rapala on behind the bottom bouncer. For Walleye and Wiper, try varying the speed you are trolling. If you are catching Walleye but not Wiper, try speeding up. This could trigger a strike from a hungry Wiper that a slower speed might not.
Crappie fishing has started to taper off in the marinas, although you should still be able to catch some using a bobber and small jig throughout the summer.
One last bit of advice for fishing Willard: Make sure to pack the bug spray! The bugs can get bad no matter if you are fishing from the shore or in a boat.
Pineview is starting to warm up and because of that, the fishing has picked up. Small mouth bass have been caught in Anderson Cove. Look for Crappie fishing to pick up early in June as the water gets warmer as well as the Tiger Muskie and Bullhead fishing.
Mantua will also be a good alternative reservoir to get some good fishing in. Trout fishing has picked up as the planters get bigger and as the water gets warmer the Bass fishing is always good there. You need to get on this reservoir early because the moss will soon become too thick to fish in most places.
The DWR predicted a great summer of fishing and so far it hasn’t disappointed! June is shaping up to be just as good as May! As always we are here to help you in the Fishing department here at Smith and Edwards.
We also love to hear your fishing stories and see your pics. Email them into us at info@smithandedwards.com and we will put them on our bragging board! Also email us or call us at 801-731-1120 if you have any questions or want the latest fishing reports!
One more tip for you…
Check out Mike Vause’s fishing tip for Curtis Ray when Curtis was here in May.
So…. I know you’re totally PUMPED for Smith & Edwards’ Range Day.
But you might be thinking:
Maaan, it’s on a Friday. I could make the afternoon, but I really want to take the morning off work.
or:
How am I going to get my boss to sign off on this?
Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered with this 100% legit Time Off Request form:
Click here to print it, fill it out, and hand it to your boss. See you at the Range!
Spencer from Telesteps came by before the Gun Auction in February to show off the cool ladders made by Telesteps. These are seriously cool ladders!
So what are the issues with regular ladders? They’re bulky, hard to store, hard to pack around. If you’re going camping, bringing a ladder would be nice but it takes up a ton of room. RVing, hunting, photography – and if you’re a home inspector, a contractor, or a farmer –hauling around a ladder isn’t that practical. But a ladder that can shrink up into just about a 2×3 foot space? Now that would be handy!
And that’s what these ladders are – handy.
Here’s a nifty ladder that folds down to be the size of a couple 2x4s:
And here’s a stepladder that you could set up in your kitchen – or if you need to, on two different surface heights:
Live in an apartment? This ladder will tuck away in a closet til next time a lightbulb needs changed.
The telescoping ladder retracts with just the press of a single button. There are other telescoping ladders, but you have to collapse each rung, one at a time. Not the case with Telesteps.
Now here’s the most interesting Telesteps ladder: the tactical ladder.
It’s rugged and most importantly, non-reflective.
This is a Mil-Spec ladder: there are 2 of these per each Humvee in Iraq and Afghanistan.
These ladders aren’t super rigid;they have a lot of sway due to being retractable instead of a solid piece of aluminum. But that doesn’t mean you have to worry. Telesteps makes sure they meet the highest safety standards, including OSHA. If the military uses it, you can probably rest assured it’ll hold up for you too.
Telesteps are made of pure aluminum, not recycled, so you’re standing on fresh new materials that will last you for years.
So what’s so special about a ladder that folds up? Well, these ladders make it easy to store, carry, and use them. And for folks on the go – RVers, home inspectors, and more – that’s exactly what we need!
Extend the ladder to the right height to get up to the hay you need…
Loaded and good to go!
Curious? Check out Telesteps ladders on our website!
Some say, “hideable handguns aren’t fun to shoot.”
There certainly has been a trend to buying small concealable pistols and revolvers. Many new shooters are inclined to buy the smallest size, but may not take into account ease of operation and recoil control.
Small guns can sometimes have the opposite of bold, high visibility sights; they can also produce more recoil than we expect. I personally like mid to larger handguns for that reason.
The American Public has, for the last few years, been buying a huge number of 380 ACP pistols. Some have loved their purchases, but I have personally seen a good number gravitate back to a larger pistol or even give up on the perfect pocket gun quest.
I vowed that I did not need another caliber to support; nor did I want a pistol that was not easy to shoot and find the target. I have struggled to find something small enough for everyday carry that would give me the accuracy standard I need.
I’ll tell you what I think is a little bit of a funny story.
At the 2014 S.H.O.T. Show – the big kickoff for the gun industry’s new products – Glock introduced two new pistols. The model 41, a big long barrel target 45ACP with a new thinner slide, and the model 42 a very small pistol in 380 ACP were introduced.
My friend Scott was very impressed by the 380 subcompact gun and vowed to buy the first one that came into Smith & Edwards. I gravitated to the bigger 45 and made the same vow. Well, not too long after that, we received one of each at the store. Scott kept his promise and bought it that day.
I decided to go to the range that day with a couple of pistols that I had been shooting for some time. Scott offered to let me “break-in” his new acquisition; how could I say no? He even bought a box of ammo and said, “Shoot 10 of these and tell me how you like it!”
It was like Christmas all over again. I hurried off and was soon ready for the test.
Right off, I shot two 5 shot groups at about 10 yards. The little Glock 42 was smooth and the groups were tighter than I thought possible from a gun this small. The sights were easy to pick up and the recoil was minimal with no abrasion or discomfort.
I went on to shooting my bigger guns. They were ok, but I thought, Man, I think the little Glock is way easier to shoot acceptable groups. I know that I was only supposed to put 10 rounds down range with the free ammo, but I couldn’t stop. I shot 10 more rounds and was amazed by how the little gun handled.
This happened a couple more times and when I looked down, the box was very near empty. I was convinced that I had to have a Glock 42.
I returned the gun to my friend, and bought one for myself (I did buy him another box of ammo to remain friends).
I have included some average 5 shot 10 yard groups. These were shot off hand with no support. The target dot is 1.5″ in diameter. I also have included an amazing 5 shot group that I would be proud of with any pistol.
I am sure many could out-shoot this pistol if we went to the 25 yard line. I am not saying that this is a target gun. I am saying that I have not been able to shoot a gun this small anywhere close to as well as this little Glock. The controls and trigger pull are just like their bigger guns; so if you shoot a Glock well, you will really appreciate the model 42. Come on, give the 380 a chance.
Caliber: .380 auto
Capacity: 6 rounds
Barrel length: 3.25″
Overall length: 5.94″
Width: 0.94″
Height: 4.13″
Length between sights: 4.92″
Weight, unloaded: 13.76oz
Trigger pull: ~5.5lb
Trigger travel: ~0.49″
Barrel rifling: Right hand, hexagonal
Length of Twist: 9.84″
Click here to see the Glock 42 or come visit it in-store at Smith & Edwards Gun Counter.
Note from Rose: Mike was generous enough to let me shoot his Glock 42 at the Perry range. This is a really nice gun and a great option for concealed carry. I liked the trigger pull, the size and grip were perfect, and I liked the fact that it stays open after you fire the last round. The sights make this handgun a lot better to aim than your typical .380 concealed carry, and it doesn’t kick like a Ruger LCP or others. Thanks, Mike!
Like the review? Should we do more of these? Leave a comment (or come into the store) & let us know!
Mike Vause is the Sporting Goods manager at Smith & Edwards. He’s been here over 20 years. When he’s not in the store, he’s probably hiking, camping, or testing the latest handgun or rifle.
Have questions about guns, hunting gear, or reloading equipment? Call the store at 801-731-1120 and ask Sporting Goods, we’ll be happy to help you get the gear you need.
What’s your favorite thing about spring?
Is it getting away from the snow & frost in favor of 60- and 70-degree weather? Buds and new growth on the trees? Hearing birds returning and singing in the morning? Starting to be able to get on the water and fish again?
I’ve been so lucky – not having a garden I’m proud of yet, I’ve gotten to enjoy the huge variety of flowers here every day at Smith & Edwards. It’s been a beautiful spring here at Smith & Edwards with the amazing flowers at the store entrance!
White Alyssum
White pansies
Golden Fleece Dahlberg Daisies
Yellow Dahlinova Hypnotica
Dahlberg daisies and alyssum
Little Calibrachoa flowers in hanging baskets
Petunia hanging baskets and a bird bath… with a friend!
Orange Begonias in a Hanging Basket
Purple Petunias getting a drink
Forget-me-Nots
White Fuchsias in hanging baskets
Pretty red and pink geraniums
Geraniums and more plants
Colorful Calibrachoa in white, lavender, lemon, and cranberry
Purple “Supertunias” in hanging baskets
Sizzler Pink Salvia
Sundial Yellow Portulaca
Cute white Dahlberg Daisies
Pink “supertunias” in hanging baskets
Potted Geraniums and Dahlinova Hypnotica (peach-colored)
Purple Alyssum
Strawberries growing in Hanging Baskets
Bronze Leaf White Wax Begonias
White Begonias
Sweet William
Sweet Williams and Alyssum on Handy Bucket Builder racks
(Told you we used the Handy Bucket Builders for holding flowers!) :)
Asparagus Ferns
These Wishbone Flowers look like little snapdragons!
Impatiens
Flowering marigolds
Orange and Crimson Celosia
Kimono Orange Celosia
All of these flowers have been chosen to thrive in our climate. You’ll get hardy Utah garden flowers that will bloom this year (annual) or year after year (perennials)… and not to mention trees and veggies! Check out the online USU’s Extension Office for more information on Utah flowers.
We have several types of tomatoes this year!
This one’s a winner! We’ve got Better Boy, Beefsteak, and made-for-Utah Hamson DX 52-12 varieties of tomatoes this year!
And not just tomatoes: you’ll also find 4 types of cucumbers and also pumpkins and squash ready for you to take home and plant.
(And you’ll find TONS of seeds for all kinds of flowers, herbs, and veggies – both hybrids and heirloom seeds – inside Smith & Edwards, as well as everything you need to start them indoors!)
Corkscrew Willow trees
You’ll find a huge variety of maple trees at Smith and Edwards this year: Autumn Blaze, Crimson King, Norway, and Lace Leaf Maples.
Quaking Aspen trees and hanging baskets
Splendens with beautiful leaves
Striking leaves also on these Wizard Mix Coleus
Decorate your porch with this flighty hummingbird ornament!
Gardening and Watering tools in every color
Garden Markers
Fun garden ornaments
Come in and see our Garden Center!
What’s the best time to pick up your flowers at Smith & Edwards? We start getting pansies as soon as we can, around March every year, and then you’ll find more and more flowers with a huge selection of flowers, tomatoes, trees and fruit trees, and much more by Mother’s Day.
I’ll be bringing some home to kick start my own garden this year!
Tell me – what flowers are your favorite in the spring? Leave your favorite in the comments below!
Willard Bay:
As the temperatures rise and we have a string of warm days in a row, Willard Bay will be a great place to fish. As the weather gets warmer, you will see the wiper and the walleye become very active.
The wiper will be doing a “false spawn” early this month and the crappie will be spawning as well. During their spawns, you will see both of these fish come close to shore, which will make shore fishing excellent.
Using small jigs about 3ft underneath a clear bobber is a popular choice from shore. You will reel your rig in very slow, letting the waves do the jigging for you. Trolling will be an excellent choice as well. Lately, fishermen have been targeting walleye and wiper with a Rapala shad imitation lure hooked to a weight or a bottom bouncer.
Other places to fish:
For some great fishing other than Willard, look for Pineview Reservoir to be very good fishing as the weather warms and the reservoir fills. The crappie will be spawning here as well and will be a great place to take kids to catch fish. Mantua is also really good this time of year generally. You want to get on this reservoir before it warms up and the moss gets too thick. Hitting this reservoir at just the right time will produce some great bass fishing as well as pan fish and trout fishing.
We are excited for May. It should be a great month to get out and do some fishing. Also, we love to see our customers successful using the gear they got at Smith and Edwards. Email us your pictures to info@smithandedwards.com and your pictures might end up on our Bragging Board!
As far as us, we never did catch anything picture worthy, but here are some great views of Willard Bay and Holmes Creek Reservoir this last week.
Willard Bay
Willard Bay
Holmes Creek Reservoir
The old story is the guys sneak off to Smith & Edwards behind the wives’ backs and spend all their money on guns & ammo.
That may be true! But listen up guys: Mother’s Day is May 11 and that is coming up FAST! And believe it or not, we’ve got amazing gifts for the #1 lady in your life.
1: Ladybug Tovolo spatula – many designs available: $6.99. 2: Embellish Your Story magnets: $5.99 – 6.99, 25% off select styles for Mother’s Day. 3: Thymes Mandarin Coriander All-Purpose Cleaner: $8.99. 4: Caldera Sea Salt Neroli Countertop Spray: $8.99. 5: Willow Tree Angel of Mine figurine (several styles): $32.99. 6: Charles Viancin Silicone Lid for bowls & pots (many designs in 8″, 9″, and 11″): $7.99, 8.99, 11.99. 7: Calamity Jane 11×19″ sign (many sayings available): $37.99
“I figure if a girl wants to be a LEGEND, she should go ahead and be one!” – Calamity Jane
1: Poof Jersey Stripe Maxi Tank Dress, $19.99. 2: Allison Brittney Striped Knit Top with roll tab sleeves and chiffon bottom, $12.99. 3: George & Martha Twill Cinch Bottom Capris, $14.99. 4: Justin Gypsy Boots, $99.95 (was $119.95). 5: Handbag with Buckle & Rhinestones, $59.99 in Western Dept. 6: Tony Lama Cassidy Boots, $259.95 (was $309.95) available online! 7: Ariat Heritage Western Boot, $149.95 (was $169.95).
1: Shakespeare Ladyfish Spinning Combo Rod & Reel, $24.99 (was $29.99). 2: Plano Pink 2-Tray Tackle Box, $9.99. 3: Savage Axis II 243 Win Muddy Girl Camo Rifle with Scope, $399.99. 4. Champion Hearing Protectors & Shooting Glasses Combo, $16.99. 5: Boyt Pink Rifle or Shotgun Case, $22.99.
1: Thymes Mandarin Coriander Hand Lotion: $12.99, Hand Wash: $11.99. 2: McCall’s Vanilla Candle 16oz: $12.74, 26oz $14.99 (25% off). 3: Thymes Mandarin Coriander Reed Diffuser: $49.99. 4: Montana Silversmiths Silver Branding Irons “I <3 U" Necklace: $34.99. 5: Annie Bracelet, Multi-Stone (New vendor in Western Dept!): $34.99.
We’ve got you covered for the perfect Mother’s Day this year, with Mother’s Day gifts for every mom. Stop on by Smith & Edwards in Ogden, Utah for gifts that will make her smile!
Phone: 801-731-1120
Address: 3936 N 2000 W, Farr West, UT 84404
See more great spring goodies on sale in our Spring Sale ad!
Listed prices good May 5th through May 10th, 2014. Remember, May 11th is Mother’s Day!
It’s time for a new pair of jeans and, chances are, you’re frustrated. Men’s jeans can be confusing! Not only do you have to know your inseam (how tall the pants are) and your waist measurement for each company, but you also have to figure out if you prefer “Relaxed Fit” or “Tapered Leg.”
Good luck trying to read the faded tag on the pants you bought 5 years ago. They are so comfortable and you really don’t want to replace them, but it’s time.
Guess what? There are 3 specs you can memorize that will solve all this angst. Keep reading to find out what they are.
Jean fit is not only about comfort. It’s also about making different body types look good. This men’s jeans guide will help you dress yourself in the best jeans for your build, and get you familiar with the jeans makers’ terms for different types of jeans.
Take a look at how the different brands and styles compare to one another.
| Style No. | Natural Rise | Mid-Rise | Low Rise | Tapered Leg | Straight Leg | Bootcut Leg | Slim Fit | Regular Fit | Relaxed Fit | Loose Fit |
| 0935 | X | X | X | |||||||
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| 31000 | X | X | X | |||||||
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| 39902 | X | X | X | |||||||
| 01MAC | X | X | X | |||||||
| 01MWX | X | X | X | |||||||
| 13MGS | X | X | X | |||||||
| 13MWZ | X | X | X | |||||||
| 23MWX | X | X | X | |||||||
| 31MGS | X | X | X | |||||||
| 31MWZ | X | X | X | |||||||
| 33MWX | X | X | X | |||||||
| 36MCV | X | X | X | |||||||
| 36MWZ | X | X | X | |||||||
| 3W001 | X | X | X | |||||||
| 3W020 | X | X | X | |||||||
| 3W030 | X | X | X | |||||||
| 3W060 | X | X | X | |||||||
| 42MWX | X | X | X | |||||||
| 47MAC | X | X | X | |||||||
| 47MCV | X | X | X | |||||||
| 47MWZ | X | X | X | |||||||
| WLT88 | X | X | X |
| Style No. | Natural Rise | Mid-Rise | Low Rise | Tapered Leg | Straight Leg | Bootcut Leg | Slim Fit | Regular Fit | Relaxed Fit | Loose Fit |
| Black Label | X | X | X | |||||||
| Blue Label | X | X | X | |||||||
| Bronze Label | X | X | X | |||||||
| Green Label | X | X | X | |||||||
| Silver Label | X | X | X | |||||||
| White Label | X | X | X |
| Style No. | Natural Rise | Mid-Rise | Low Rise | Tapered Leg | Straight Leg | Bootcut Leg | Slim Fit | Regular Fit | Relaxed Fit | Loose Fit |
| M2 | X | X | X | |||||||
| M3 | X | X | X | |||||||
| M4 | X | X | X | |||||||
| M5 | X | X | X |
To get the best fit, you want to know more than your waistband and inseam. You already probably know how your favorite pair of pants fits. Knowing 3 more specs will help you get the perfect fit next time a knee blows out or the heels get worn out: Rise, Leg Opening, and Fit.
A lot of people don’t know the difference between rises, leg opening, and fit – and most people don’t know for sure which works best for them. These are 3 areas you can really tailor your look.
Rise is all about how far the jeans come up your waist. Leg opening answers the question of how tight the jeans are at your ankle. And Fit, that’s how baggy or tight the jeans are. Scroll through these examples to discover which one suits you best.
Natural rise jeans sit right at the waist. Cinch’s Green Label is a great example if you like your pants to come all the way up to the waist. They will also help short legs appear longer.
Midrise jeans sit just below the waist, so they’re not too tall but not too low. Ariat makes the M5 low straight jeans that are a great mid rise jean. These Wrangler Retro Relaxed Jeans are another great mid rise jean for men. Any build looks great in this rise.
Low rise jeans are even lower than midrise. Make sure and wear a belt! Ariat’s M3 Athletic is a great low rise jean we carry, and so is this M4 Low Rise.
While it’s completely up to you, generally lowrise jeans aren’t a good choice for working outside all day and bending over a lot. Low rise jeans are nice, though, for riding your horse – they won’t dig into your belly as much as a mid or natural rise would.
If you have a long torso, you may want to try low rise jeans first. And the opposite is true – if you have longer legs, a natural rise may fit you better.
There are 3 big types of leg openings in jeans common among the big jeans manufacturers. This is another piece of information you want to look out for when replacing your favorite jeans.
Tapered jeans narrow toward the hem of your jeans, so they will come closer to your boots. Wrangler Cowboy Cut jeans 13MWZ are a great tapered jean.
Straight cut jeans are just your basic leg opening with no flare or taper at all. Cinch’s White Label jean is a nice straight leg. You’ll find lots of jeans that are straight cut.
Lastly, Boot Cut jeans are wider at the hem of the jean, flaring out slightly. Wrangler Vintage Boot jeans are a good choice if you like a little more fabric around your boots. These Cinch Carter Bootcut jeans are another great example.
Tapered jeans may help you keep looking more proportionate if you have really skinny legs, whereas if you have large legs a straight leg or boot cut will look much better. Bootcut jeans are going to be the first ones to start to lose the heel, because they hang so low on the boot. They may be a little too wide to stack and might sag instead, depending on your height.
Fit is the third dimension of jean cut. It’s asking how close you want the jeans to be cut to your legs: slim, almost skinny jeans; regular; relaxed; or loose and baggy.
Depending on who makes the jeans you’re looking at, you may see a few different terms on the jean fit spectrum. So let’s take a look, from tightest to loosest fitting jeans.
Slim Fit Jeans: Fitted seat, thigh, and knee, like Ariat M5’s or Wrangler’s Premium Performance Slim Fit 36MWZ:
Regular Fit Jeans: Regular-fitted seat, thigh, and knee, like Wrangler Premium Performance Cowboy Cut jeans 47MWZ or Cinch Silver Label:
Relaxed Fit Jeans: Relaxed seat, thigh, and knee, like Wrangler 20X jeans 23MWX and Ariat M4
Also check out the Cinch Black Label 2.0.
Loose Fit Jeans: The baggiest fit, with an extra-relaxed seat, thigh, and knee, like these Wrangler 33MWZ or the Cinch Blue Label Carpenter Jeans.
Slimmer cut jeans can also help give you a little height if you’re on the short side while more relaxed jeans may be much more comfortable. They’re perfect to work in, especially if you’re getting on and off the horse or stepping in and out of your truck frequently. Most work jeans are relaxed fit for easy movement.
So what, is it all clear now, or clear as mud? Here are 3 pointers for keeping your new jeans the way you like them – and keep reading for the best tip of all.
First, find what you’re comfortable in. If you’ve got a favorite pair of jeans, wear it in to the clothes store and find ones that come closest to matching.
Treat them right: If you want your jeans to keep a true fit, wash them on cold and hang them up to dry. They’ll even last longer that way. If you want your jeans to shrink, make sure and wash your them in hot water, and dry them on hot too.
Here’s the third pointer: take them in to the dry cleaner’s and get them starched: you can keep your jeans going for twice as long by keeping them starched and out of the dryer. Plus they look nicer with that nice crease from the starch.
And the best tip?
Come on in! We’ve got a fantastic crew of ladies here at Smith & Edwards who really care about helping gentlemen like you look their best in their Wranglers. You’ll get all the individual attention you need to get your look right.
We’ve got tons of experience. We’ll help you find the exact rise, fit, and leg opening that will help you look the way you like, in jeans that will hold up for a long time – and stay comfortable.
Plus, each of us would be happy to help you pick out the perfect outfit, so you can be sure to have shirts that are matched to your jeans, plus a vest, belt, or boots. Come on in and see what we can do for you today in Smith & Edwards‘ Clothing department!
Did you know that you can get your own, personalized dog tags at Smith & Edwards?
That’s right! You can get an ID tag with your own information – as much or as little as you like – on a necklace and even a matching short chain here.
We can even stamp just the dog tag plate and you can use it on your pet’s collar.
Here’s how they start out: blank tags and rubber silencers
Not just for individuals – these are great for camping and groups, including Girls’ Camp in the summer! We love creating custom dog tags for groups.
We’ve done custom dog tags for all kinds of groups: church groups, emergency groups, camps, youth retreats, and more. For example, Girls’ Camp may have your daughter’s name, and the theme of the camp stamped on the dog tag she receives during the trip to camp.
You can enter up to 5 lines of information, with 15 characters per line.
Have questions? Call 801-731-1120 and ask for Surplus dept, or leave a comment on this post.
