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[img:center] [/img] [img:center] [/img]Sako Finnwolf .243 and 1940 Rem 37
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The one I saw the other day won't sell in the shop either because there isn't another screwed up left handed m1917 user in these parts.... That's cuz I'm not around there. I am however a screwed up left handed Krag user Very cool.... Well in a screwed up left handed way...
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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I've pared down my collection over the past few years after having owned some really nice Hill Country Rifles customs, NULAs, Tikkas, an Al & Roger Biesen, a McMillan G30, and others. Right now I'm all pre-64 except a McWhorter 270 Wby. built on a Stiller action, Hart 1:10" SS #5 25" in a McMillan Sporter Edge with Jewell trigger and a Swaro Z6i 3-18. It's a fairly new rifle for me and is shooting well. I'm taking it to West TX this fall to chase some Aoudad. Eric Eric, you are just a damn good shot. Probably give those guys in your unit that are specialists a run for their money. I can't wait to see how the 338 shoots for you. One thing you'll notice about it vs. the 30-06 you got from me is it doesn't foul as quickly....Nice rifles you got there. I know the one on the left is a shooter as well Thanks, BSA! We're getting CLOSE on the 338. I was figuring August timeframe. I can't wait to see how it turned out. Also good to hear that it's not a huge fouler. lol. I need to start scouting out some ammo. Eric
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Very nice! I like the figure in the wood and case coloring. Eric
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I've pared down my collection over the past few years after having owned some really nice Hill Country Rifles customs, NULAs, Tikkas, an Al & Roger Biesen, a McMillan G30, and others. Right now I'm all pre-64 except a McWhorter 270 Wby. built on a Stiller action, Hart 1:10" SS #5 25" in a McMillan Sporter Edge with Jewell trigger and a Swaro Z6i 3-18. It's a fairly new rifle for me and is shooting well. I'm taking it to West TX this fall to chase some Aoudad. Eric Eric, you are just a damn good shot. Probably give those guys in your unit that are specialists a run for their money. I can't wait to see how the 338 shoots for you. One thing you'll notice about it vs. the 30-06 you got from me is it doesn't foul as quickly....Nice rifles you got there. I know the one on the left is a shooter as well Thanks, BSA! We're getting CLOSE on the 338. I was figuring August timeframe. I can't wait to see how it turned out. Also good to hear that it's not a huge fouler. lol. I need to start scouting out some ammo. Eric I made the 30-06 sound bad, but you know it isn't too bad. It lets you know when it's dirty though...That 30-06 shoots lights out when it's clean!!! . Glad to see you made it back home safely...I'm also waiting patiently for the 338 to get done!!!!
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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M-1 Garand... [/quote] Lovin the surplus rifle hunting shots Shrapnel, a great challenge going with the iron sights!
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After lugging a Garand around Ft. Leonard Wood in the mud, dust and rain, plus nursing a swollen face from an "M1 thumb" coming back into my lip, I swore I'd never shoot one again. And 50 +/- years later I haven't. yooper
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After lugging a Garand around Ft. Leonard Wood in the mud, dust and rain, plus nursing a swollen face from an "M1 thumb" coming back into my lip, I swore I'd never shoot one again. And 50 +/- years later I haven't. yooper Sounds like a good enough reason to me...
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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A few "others" for now M1 NM Lyman Great Plains 50 cal Ruger 10/22 Remington 700 I spruced up 7mm rem mag cerakote, yes I own one That's all the others for now, more to come.
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Pugs were on the same page with the Ruger #1 and the Parkers. I just finished a SXS shoot in Duluth, MN and shot a Boss 20ga from 1874, Parker lifter from 1880 and several other Parker hammerless guns from the early 1900's. I never have owned a Savage 99 and have one lever gun a M94 in 38-55.
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Pugs were on the same page with the Ruger #1 and the Parkers. I just finished a SXS shoot in Duluth, MN and shot a Boss 20ga from 1874, Parker lifter from 1880 and several other Parker hammerless guns from the early 1900's. I never have owned a Savage 99 and have one lever gun a M94 in 38-55. The Savage 99's are a neat obsession all themselves. I'm not full blown yet but only my M70 slutdom keeps it at bay. I just ordered some .228 cast bullets from Montana Bullet works to play with the 1913 M99 in .22 Savage Hi-Power
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Between the M70's, Parkers, English shotguns & custom rifles I'm amazed there is any cash left over for the mundane things like the mortgage, food and electric
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Between the M70's, Parkers, English shotguns & custom rifles I'm amazed there is any cash left over for the mundane things like the mortgage, food and electric Wait, I'm supposed to do that too? I may have a problem.
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As much as I like the pre 64 mod 70. They are pretty heavy...and my favorite hunting rifle is a sako l61r...06 Varmint rifle would be l461 in 222 or 20 tac...toss up..very close second is an 1885 hornet... Every da pinker and truck gun would go to the 92 win in 25/20
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