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This is great progress. Congrats to you and your efforts.
My work has changed from street duty to corrections/court security activities which restricts movement greatly. Time to start a proper exercise and stretching program before I "grow" out of my gunbelt and pants!

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Has anyone tried one of their 16 gauge SxS guns? I saw one several years ago at Green Top Sporting Goods. Looked decent and felt good for much less than a G note.

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Very nice gun and rig! How will you carry spare rounds? Loops? Dump pouch? Speedloader(s)?

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Wish we could buy our confiscated or unclaimed firearms - all ours go to be destroyed. There is a de cent Model 94 and a S&W 4" Model 10 heavy barrel in our safe that is destined to go to the recyclers......

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It is obvious that you are one proud dad. Congratulations on raising two beautiful young women!!

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Fantastic!!!

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They have good bakery items if you're not a coffee drinker. If you fancy decaf coffee, they have a decaf that actually tastes like real coffee.
Thanks for the heads up about their Second Amendment support. I will go on 2/14 and get a decaf and two doughnuts (bad boy!)

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Smith Model 10s, especially round butt ones, make me want to get out the credit card....I already have a RB 4" pencil barrel one that I carried on duty in the late 1980's - a heavy barrel one like yours would be great to have as well. Try a Tyler-T-Grip on it if you have small hands like I do. ...

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Consider it done!

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if I'm dressed, I'm armed 98% of the time - even at home. My "company gun", a Glock 23, is my almost constant companion.

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I don't have time to hunt anymore due to work and family responsibilities and musical performing engagements. I get to the to my gun club range 2x a year on average for personal recreational shooting. For my job, I qualify 1x a year with the issued Glock 23 and Remington 870P and occasionally get to...

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That skinny barrel 64 brings back memories. My agency had four of those and were desired by the administrative types due to their lighter weight. All of our revolvers were traded for Glock 17 pistols in 1989. Wish we could have bought them!

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Nice Model 10! These old girls have class and functionality all rolled into one package! Fixed sight K frame Smiths are one of my many weaknesses...I have a 4" Model 10 skinny barrel round butt version that I carried as a duty weapon in the mid 1980's. It is still the most accurate handgun I ow...

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To follow up on the last post... Weren't there large capacity drum mags made for the 10/22 around twenty years ago? I would suspect emptying one of these quickly many times would be hard on the stock barrel.

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Prayers sent for your safety and productivity in His Name.

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Adding a fourth to my original three...
Reclaiming my reloading area in my shed-my daughter took it over while in art school for her studio. She has since moved out and I need to get back to loading .45 ACP to feed two 1911s which have been neglected by my son and I for the last few years.

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These boy's rifles are reminders of a time gone by - I wonder if someone here has one of the Remington rolling block "Boy Scout Rifles" from around 1910-13. Thanks for the wonderful thread!

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Prayers sent for Cindy.

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Absolutely stunning! The wood is especially gorgeous! What kind of walnut was used?

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A '60's three screw Ruger Single Six with extra .22 Magnum cylinder,original box, papers, and Western gunbelt-traded it thirty years ago for a Remington 511 .22 rifle and a Remington 10 pumpgun. Still have the 511. I was in college at the time and was broke at the time. Ah, the stupidity of youth.....

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Hmmm..never considered a Ruger 96..might work since I already have a 10/22...Thanks for the suggestion.

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Prayers sent. It is difficult to let a dear family member go.

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I'll start with three:
Shoot the Springfield Armory .38 Super I bought over a year ago and have not fired it yet,
Spend some quality time with my Win. 94 and Garand,
Find a decent .22 levergun.

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Welcome to the forum and enjoy that 10/22!

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This is truly a great thread, Pitchy. Thanks for sharing and good health to you and yours for the New Year!

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Thanks for the pics, Indianagirl! These old single guns have a very no nonsense elegance to them, don't you think? This style of shotgun has probably killed more game (and Homo Sapiens) than any other type. Your gun appears to be a "Wards Hercules" made for the old Montgomery Ward store ch...

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What a wonderful story!!

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Happy belated birthday to you!!!

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Praying for healing and peace for all concerned.

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Happy belated Birthday!

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Happy Birthday!

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I really like the Varner. Are they still in business? Who sells them?
This is the first one I've ever seen pictured and have never seen one in person.
That little rifle is very tempting....

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I ran up to 3 miles a day 4x a week during the past year to prepare for my Philmont Scout Ranch trek this past July. However, since getting back home from Philmont, I have ran exactly twice since mid-July. I have been tempted to start weight training since the equipment is available at my workplace....

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Way to go! Just think of the result if each shooter took one new person to the range once a year using a well thought out plan like our OP used...

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Happy Birthday (belated)!

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That is one gorgeous ML! Please send a range/field report when you can!

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What a great squirrel shotgun this would be! The .410 bore is a huge favorite for squirrel in NW NC/SW VA. Enjoy it!

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Welcome! You will soon discover that this is the classiest firearms forum on the 'net.

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Again, proof that if you do your job, the 30/30 will do its job. Congrats!

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Update - My brother in law passed away on September 19. He will always be missed. Sounds like an excellent and fitting reason to find a 16 gauge 311 to honor both him and my Dad.

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Please pray for my sister and her family. My beloved brother in law passed away Monday, September 19 after a long illness. We had his funeral yesterday in SW VA. He was the man who became my number one father figure after my dad died when I was ten years old. He bought me my first .22 rifle when I w...

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This thread, gentlemen, is an example of why this is the best firearms forum on the 'net!

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Please keep us posted on your progress with the Python.
Good luck!

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Thanks for the replies, gentlemen. I have heard good things about the tru ball slugs. Maybe Federal shotgun ammo will be bought for us in the future. We currently buy the Winchester Ranger brand 00 buck and slugs.

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We are issued these for LE/Corrections work. Have any of you ever hunted game with these?
Would there be any realistic difference in effectiveness between these and a "full power" slug?
(My shoulder can tell the difference!)

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Prayers sent.

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Very impressive! Hope you enjoy your new setup!

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My dad had a 16 gauge IC/modified 311 when I was a kid. It had uncheckered walnut wood as I recall. He had stopped hunting birds by the time I came along so it was strictly a working farm gun. In those days, the nearby townsfolk got rid of unwanted dogs by simply driving a few miles into the country...

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Glad you had a great time. Maybe next year I'll take an entire week off just to shoot my very neglected wood and steel companions.....

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Thanks for the greetings! Had to work an extra assignment in addition to my regular shift yesterday, but went out tonight to celebrate with the bride and kids. Again, Thank you all and best wishes!

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