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Cowboy action 3rd gen. .38 Spec. with one piece dead elephant handles.

DF

What's the story on those?

DF

This thread just keeps getting better and better.

Awesome!

I'm going to attempt a fall turkey with a rifle this year.

I have been hunting this ranch since around 2004. I go up at least once a month. Consequently I've got to know where the turkey roost and come to water and where they hang out. I will drive to the areas where they be, on my 4-wheeler and use box calls, mouth calls and sometimes an electronic game caller. Turkey are much more vocal in the spring. I'll call, they will answer. At that point I start my stalk.



Cooper model 21 Laminate, 6 x 47.



Steyr Mannlicher, 270 Win.



Steyr Pro Hunter, 7 mag




Custom Bansner stocked Winchester, 6.5 Leopard.




Sako Riihimaki, 222 Rem. AKA, my "Trukey-Gittr"

Remington 700, Custom KS, 300 H&H


ya!

GWB

Just a second and a third with tusk. 44 and 45

A few double action colts

detective
army special
officers model special
1892 army
1889 navy
new service .45lc
police positive

geedubya, what sort of loads are you putting together for use on those turkeys? What a beautiful collection!! I particularly like the Maple-stocked Dakota, and your 6.5 Leopard Winchester, with it's appropriately colored Bansner stock!!

This has been one of the best threads I've seen on the 'fire in quite a while, save for maybe the "Make the Campfire Great Again" thread.. I hope neither one dies...

A couple more.

Not a pistol person, but found this 3 screw for a steal at the Shilen Swap Meet.

In progress 22RF

In progress 45-70 and is at Dennis Earl Smith for stocking.

Mexican 7X57 by David Christman

6.5X47Lapua on a Pierce receiver by James Anderson and yours truly.

Lightweight 280AI on a Pierce Ti receiver and a custom Kevlar Brown Precision stock.

Stevens that I built for my best friend.His grandfather bought it new in the early 1900s.
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More later, I need to get busy.

How about some pocket rockets. Hasbeen

Butch,
some gun-porn fer sure!

Over the years I've developed a few "go to" loads for the chamberings in the previous posts. 45 gr. TSX FB in the 222 Rem., 80 gr. TTSX in the 6 x 47, 140 Gr. Sierra Game Kings in the 6.5 (that rifle was smithed by Bo Clerke), 130 Gr. Nosler Ballistic Tips in the 270 Win. , 160 gr. Nosler Partitions in the 7mag, 140gr. Accubonds in the Maple Dakota, 280 Rem. 180 Gr. Accubonds in the 300 H&H. I try to hit them at the juncture of the neck and feathers. I'm not good enough to head shoot em'.




unless it's with a shotgun









ya!

GWB

Friggin outstanding geedubya

Toddly

Many thanks for starting a great series of guns.

You created one of the best ever!

Best regards, and keep them coming.

Steve

Beautiful array.

Thanks Steve. These guys sure don’t disappoint.