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Uberti 1885 in 38-55

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Caribou with the 45-70
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Bump for Army Mark's nice flock of Single shot's!!!

Love the last one, just shows you that the .45-70 Govt. is good medicine for a lot of North American game.

Very nice!!!!


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A Browning I am going to sell.

M8 4X Leupold Scope

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Winchester in 22lr and a Browning in 40-65
Missing from the pic is a B78 in 25-06

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Shooting tex_n_cal"s 45-90 a couple years ago at Quemado

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Doe no. 2, was too dark to get a pic of the first...
The way our seasons have changed, no reason to still be shooting the cannon, but I just LIKE it wink
Have got down to my last 7 235 Speers, ordered another box just now. Who knows, may hunt it all season.

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I paid $525 for a new Uberti 1885 high wall 30-30 in 2005.
I never shot it.
But in 2012 I pulled the barrel and put on a Shilen stainless select match #3 taper barrel in 257 Roberts Ackley Improved Rimmed.

I designed a part that clamps to the barrel and acts as a scope mount and a mount for a tube that is the mount for the forearm and the bi pod. The Atlas bipod clamps onto a Weaver like rail on the bottom. I might redo this with a tube around the barrel ala AR15 floating handguards.

I shot a couple deer at 400 yards with this.


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Here's a crappy cellphone pic of my fine little Hornet, and my so-so dog.


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Here's a crappy cellphone pic of my fine little Hornet, and my so-so dog.


I really want one in 22 Hornet. I'm laying in the tall grass waiting for the right one to come along. Translated; when I got the cash!


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Here's a pick of my poor boys Winchester in 260 Light, (aka 243).

The wood isn't up to the Brownings, but it's not bad for a Win.

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That's actually the prettiest of the late model Winchesters that I recall seeing smile No flies on the .243 either!

Have you scoped her yet?


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Thanks Blacktail.

I put a Gloss VXII 3-9x40 on her.

I tried some 95gr NBT handloads I had worked up for my old Browning BLR, but they were only so-so.

Picked up some Barnes 85gr TSX off the Campfire Classifieds and have one load showing promise, but development has been temporarily postponed due to deer season.



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You guys make me sick. What a bunch of enablers grin

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Earlier this year there were quite a few Brownings and Winchesters on GB and GA, but they seem to have dried up. I wanted a LW Hunter in the worst way, but finally gave up and bought some other stuff instead.

Guess I should just be glad for the Hornet I lucked into in 2000.


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Browning B78 in 257 Weatherby mag. Shilen barrel turned down to a tapered octagon, stock work by Clint Meier in Missouri. Topped with a VX-3, 6.5-20x40 w/ M1 turrets sitting in S&K Mounts. shoots .75" groups with factory ammo. I plan to kill something with it this year.

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Originally Posted by Pappy348
Earlier this year there were quite a few Brownings and Winchesters on GB and GA, but they seem to have dried up. I wanted a LW Hunter in the worst way, but finally gave up and bought some other stuff instead.

Guess I should just be glad for the Hornet I lucked into in 2000.


I have been looking with little success as well

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Winchester 1885 Short Hunter (22")
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It's a wee bit big for bobcats but it worked in a pinch... wink

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Those are very tempting as well. I kinda leaned toward the .38-55, but the .405 is a good idea since you can use the .41 mag slugs.

I would want the shotgun butt, though. I had a B78 .45-70 years ago, and my shoulder still hurts.


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Yes the shotgun butt is highly recommended. I bought this for the aesthetics. I am, in no way, recoil sensitive. However, after about 10 rounds off the bench with this gun I develop two little green bruises where the points of the crescent butt meet my shoulder. No issues with recoil in the field, however. It is a hammer on game.

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