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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
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I second on the husky sporter! I love how the knob on the bolt is moved lower and seems less in the way when carting around a right hand bolt on your left side. For lever actions I like the Marlin 1893,93. Savage 1899 and prewar 99. Also.


When the Husky spoke,

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Great picture! Reminds me of home.


Awesome picture. I think it deserves a story. Or At least a little info on your Husky rifle...


It was an old Simpsons import 146 I bought from a friend who runs a little gun service out of his muffler shop. ( insert canned laughter now). I was looking for a rifle with a minty bore (9.3 x 57) for this x 62 project I had in mind.

Ordered a chamber reamer and on a slow day in the shop coworker and I jerked the Barrel off and got to it. Came out pretty good.

2010 went up to family ranch in unit 18 in Colorado. Was hunting one end of the hay meadow. Had a herd of 104 elk come out about 1/2 mile up the meadow from across the river. They traversed up the next mountain. I watched em til almost dark and headed back to the house.

On way to house I walked up on a cow and a calf. And from the corner of my eye I caught movement of this bull. He kinda ambled on into a sort of thicket. I didn't pressure him (pretty dark by now) but trusted he might bed and be in the area the next morning.

Started raining that night. At about 7 next morning it turned to snow. About 9:30ish I mentioned to son I was going up that hollow behind the house where I saw that bull. We started out. Hadnt really walked 3 or 4 hundred yards from the back of the house. (It's back in the woods kinda) and spotted this old brute laying in the snow with about 4 cows behind him. Snowing so hard all I could see was his brow times. Dropped on one knee, rested rifle on my walking cane and the rest is history as they say. About 90 yards. And yes I didn't let him get up! Shot him where he lay. According to taxidermist who did my euro mount he scored 351 and 7/8.

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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Originally Posted by ismith
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by Angus1895
I second on the husky sporter! I love how the knob on the bolt is moved lower and seems less in the way when carting around a right hand bolt on your left side. For lever actions I like the Marlin 1893,93. Savage 1899 and prewar 99. Also.


When the Husky spoke,

[Linked Image]


Great picture! Reminds me of home.


Awesome picture. I think it deserves a story. Or At least a little info on your Husky rifle...


It was an old Simpsons import 146 I bought from a friend who runs a little gun service out of his muffler shop. ( insert canned laughter now). I was looking for a rifle with a minty bore (9.3 x 57) for this x 62 project I had in mind.

Ordered a chamber reamer and on a slow day in the shop coworker and I jerked the Barrel off and got to it. Came out pretty good.

2010 went up to family ranch in unit 18 in Colorado. Was hunting one end of the hay meadow. Had a herd of 104 elk come out about 1/2 mile up the meadow from across the river. They traversed up the next mountain. I watched em til almost dark and headed back to the house.

On way to house I walked up on a cow and a calf. And from the corner of my eye I caught movement of this bull. He kinda ambled on into a sort of thicket. I didn't pressure him (pretty dark by now) but trusted he might bed and be in the area the next morning.

Started raining that night. At about 7 next morning it turned to snow. About 9:30ish I mentioned to son I was going up that hollow behind the house where I saw that bull. We started out. Hadnt really walked 3 or 4 hundred yards from the back of the house. (It's back in the woods kinda) and spotted this old brute laying in the snow with about 4 cows behind him. Snowing so hard all I could see was his brow times. Dropped on one knee, rested rifle on my walking cane and the rest is history as they say. About 90 yards. And yes I didn't let him get up! Shot him where he lay. According to taxidermist who did my euro mount he scored 351 and 7/8.


Awesome story!! Beautiful bull and very nice rifle, with a cool picture and story to go with it. Thanks very much for sharing.


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by Angus1895
I second on the husky sporter! I love how the knob on the bolt is moved lower and seems less in the way when carting around a right hand bolt on your left side. For lever actions I like the Marlin 1893,93. Savage 1899 and prewar 99. Also.


When the Husky spoke,

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That is a very cool picture!




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Here's my other favorite non-Winchester! Browning 1895 30/06. This year's bull succumbed to this rifle.

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And here's that Oberndorf "B" I mentioned earlier. With the pre-64 Model 70 barrel on it. Another 30/06. I put on the Lyman 48 one day at the shop.

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Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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Nice rifles Kaywoodie and excellent elk story.

What bullet in the 9.3 was used for the elk.


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My favorite non Winchester hunting rifle since 1966 is a Savage 99 F .358 Winchester.

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Yeah I got a story about my husky. I bought it in Klamath falls Oregon. Had the guy bring it to the feedlot I was working so the wife didn't see me buying it. Took it to my buddy's house to have him get her tuned up under the radar. The gunsmith we both use ended up with it to mount some new bases, he knew it wasn't my buddy's as my buddy only bought Rugers. They both call me Doc. He told my buddy.......this is the best rifle doc has. I wish I could post the nice whitetail it got this year behind the barn but my wife......yep the same one.....I gotta hide my purchase from.....don't allow photobucket.


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Originally Posted by Angus1895
Yeah I got a story about my husky. I bought it in Klamath falls Oregon. Had the guy bring it to the feedlot I was working so the wife didn't see me buying it. Took it to my buddy's house to have him get her tuned up under the radar. The gunsmith we both use ended up with it to mount some new bases, he knew it wasn't my buddy's as my buddy only bought Rugers. They both call me Doc. He told my buddy.......this is the best rifle doc has. I wish I could post the nice whitetail it got this year behind the barn but my wife......yep the same one.....I gotta hide my purchase from.....don't allow photobucket.


Long whip short leash huh? grin Now you go talking her down like that and I'm going to have to reconsider our friendship. I've met that jewel of a woman and she does damn good to put up with the likes of you ol' cantankerous Angus!! Fine English woman she is. smile


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Originally Posted by beretzs
Nice rifles Kaywoodie and excellent elk story.

What bullet in the 9.3 was used for the elk.


Cheap Selliers and Belloit factory ammo I bought on the clearance isle at Gander Mountain in Witchia Ks when daughter lived up there. 286 grain SP. One shot and he rolled over.


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"Come, shall we go and kill us venison?
And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools,
Being native burghers of this desert city,
Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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Originally Posted by Angus1895
Yeah I got a story about my husky. I bought it in Klamath falls Oregon. Had the guy bring it to the feedlot I was working so the wife didn't see me buying it. Took it to my buddy's house to have him get her tuned up under the radar. The gunsmith we both use ended up with it to mount some new bases, he knew it wasn't my buddy's as my buddy only bought Rugers. They both call me Doc. He told my buddy.......this is the best rifle doc has. I wish I could post the nice whitetail it got this year behind the barn but my wife......yep the same one.....I gotta hide my purchase from.....don't allow photobucket.


That is a funny story. Thanks for sharing!! Now you know why I only buy pre 64's: Because they all look the same!!!! laugh


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by beretzs
Nice rifles Kaywoodie and excellent elk story.

What bullet in the 9.3 was used for the elk.


Cheap Selliers and Belloit factory ammo I bought on the clearance isle at Gander Mountain in Witchia Ks when daughter lived up there. 286 grain SP. One shot and he rolled over.


I used 286gr. nosler partitions in mine. The one I shot through the cow a couple years ago is still going somewhere. Never recovered that one.... Penetrating sob though...


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Yeah thanks. It would take a dump azz like me to meow about a wife that likes to save money.


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Great story Angus!!!! laugh


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Ancient Order of the 1895 Winchester

"Come, shall we go and kill us venison?
And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools,
Being native burghers of this desert city,
Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by beretzs
Nice rifles Kaywoodie and excellent elk story.

What bullet in the 9.3 was used for the elk.


Cheap Selliers and Belloit factory ammo I bought on the clearance isle at Gander Mountain in Witchia Ks when daughter lived up there. 286 grain SP. One shot and he rolled over.


I used 286gr. nosler partitions in mine. The one I shot through the cow a couple years ago is still going somewhere. Never recovered that one.... Penetrating sob though...


Yeah I was gettin' the brass for reloading!!! About the best way for me to get brass is thru the purchase of factory ammo. I know it sounds novel. laugh

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Ancient Order of the 1895 Winchester

"Come, shall we go and kill us venison?
And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools,
Being native burghers of this desert city,
Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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What every Winchester model 88 wishes it was, Sako Finnwolf...

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Shrapnel, 308? 243? on that Finnwolf?


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I have both, this one is a 243...


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