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Mine's another 10/22. I got it for Christmas 35 years ago. Still shoots great with the Redfield we put on it then.
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I'd count two of them. Technically a Rem 522 "Viper" .22 (got from my parents for Christmas when I was 18). Yes - they are junk but I'm not getting rid of it. Other is a PF Win 70 (originally a 30-06 carbine) that is now in an EDGE and a Pac-Nor 30-06 barrel.
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The Marlin 30-30 my parents gave me for my 12th Christmas. I may have better choices now but this will be the last gun that ever leaves the safe if it came to down it.
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The Model 70 Fwt. in .30-06 that I bought the summer that I graduated from high school (1961).
Ben
Some days it takes most of the day for me to do practically nothing...
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Marlin 1895 G .45-70, see my avartar.
Started out with a Ruger .30-06. Nothing wrong with it but sold it to buy my pup. Sold the 98 that replaced it two years later to buy my Marlin. It has been around (and is to stay) since 2002.
Max (the pup) and I chased a leg shot deer for miles yesterday and I dispatched it with that Marlin.
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Savage Mod. 20, 250-3000, given to me by Dad after he got a FN in 06...1957. Kilt lots of chucks and crows and fox..even some deer.
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Remington field master 722 22 lr. pump. 35 years.
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Remington 572. Centerfire a M77 MKII .243.
The Karma bus always has an empty seat when it comes around.- High Brass
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Winchester 67 (1986 I think) Savage M110 243 (Christmas of 1990)
Karma and Trouble have busses, and there's always an empty seat.
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Marlin 99 22lr. I bought it new back in the mid 60's. The barrel is browning and the mag tube has a ding in it, but it still shoots fine and has never, ever jammed.
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Springfield Model 15, 1959...7x57 Mauser 1969 K Mart Special
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I buy, sell, then buy & sell again so my rifles come & go like the wind. Never been sentimental or is it just, I have not found the perfect rifle yet Our Bruno Model 2 is a keeper!
Taking my rifle for a walk
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This one...Remington Model 600 in .308. paid for it with lawn mowing money I made as a kid in the summer of 1967...ordered it through the mail brand new for $75.00....
Luck....is the residue of design...
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Scenar you were killing big bucks even back then!!!
Mine is a Winchester model 70 sporter in 270 weatherby mag. Dad bought me this for my first rifle in 1992 and have hunted with it every year since.
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I couldn't wait for Christmas in 1962. I wanted a Mattel Shootin' Shell rifle/pistol set. I got it and thought I was in heaven. I also got the little Sharps from Woolworth's when they were around 89 cents. I had to pick up a few pop bottles to pay for it. If you think ammo is expensive for those big double rifles, think again. Original Shootin' Shell ammo will run you around $45.00 for two and 6 plastic bullets...
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Remington 700 ADL .270 in 1993, I was 13, paid for it with money made hauling hay, picking up black walnuts, and mowing yards. Haven't shot anything with it in a few years, but through high school and college it was good for at least 2 or 3 deer a year. On sale at Kmart, $330 for ADL, $360 for BDL. I didn't like the BDL's when I was 13 and still don't at 29.
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Winchester Model 94, antique version, that I bought in the fall of '73.
Not a real member - just an ordinary guy who appreciates being able to hang around and say something once in awhile.
Happily Trapped In the Past (Thanks, Joe)
Not only a less than minimally educated person, but stupid and out of touch as well.
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Remington Model 30S in 257 Roberts purchased used... and I will own it until I die. I have a strong affinity for this rifle. Perhaps I feel sorry for its looks.
Saw 'em off!
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G33/40 280 metal by Tom Burgess stock by Monty Kennedy in real russian walnut completed for me in 1978 at a total cost of less than $1000 including modest engraving.
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