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"If your argument can't stand tall on its own merits,"
It does....I wasn't the one that tried to derail the thread.
I wasn't giving opinions, just facts based on experience.
"If what I say offends you, you should hear what I don't say."
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swampy, thats a total waste of good lumber, puting that pretty piece of walnut on handirifle.
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If you could shoot this gun, you'd like it, I promise.
"If what I say offends you, you should hear what I don't say."
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"If your argument can't stand tall on its own merits,"
It does....I wasn't the one that tried to derail the thread.
I wasn't giving opinions, just facts based on experience. Perhaps you need a refresher. I know it would be fun to start this all over but I'll settle for a reminder: Well, how much do you want for it? I hate the .270 Winchester but I could sell the barrel and get a useful caliber. Reloaders like the extractor over the ejector. Single shot hunting is just that, single shot hunting.
Single shot rifles shoot one cartridge at a time just like bolt guns, levers, and semi-autos. There's no reason to assume that one familiar with their weapon cannot reload a single shot quickly, assuming the weapon can eject. For 4 or 5 times the money the Ruger should pick up your brass for you. I don't like the #1 personally but I wish they still made the #3. If a person is a good hunter, one shot is all they need.
The second comment there simply shows your lack of broad experience. It is a noble, if wishful, ideal. Unfortunately, it only fits limited realities.You should practice shooting more often or use an adequate cartridge. That was my opinion on the use of good walnut too. And I don't doubt that rifle probably does shoot. You haven't exactly made and endearing case for NEF rifles the way you've carried on however.
Sometimes, the air you 'let in'matters less than the air you 'let out'.
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I wasn't trying to make a case, they stand on their own.
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Most tomato stakes do.....
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ha,ha teal- thats a good idea. probably the best use for a nef that i have heard of.
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