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Very helpful reminders and enjoyed reading them very much...thank you!

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prayers and good thoughts sent...

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Very much enjoyed thread. Thank you!

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Some things that really helped me are Wim Hof guided breathing and the McGill big 3 exercises. Both on youtube. After adding these in to my excercise program I am pretty much pain free with full functionality.

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Doing kind of the same thing but still carry a rifle with rounds in the magazine and nothing in the chamber. Still hunt them hard via still hunting and tracking. When I see one I take the shot just like I would if there was a round in the chamber. Click but no bang. Get to hunt all season this way.

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Love the sneaking to 52 yards. That must have so fun. Well done and thanks for the story an photos!

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No better offhand practice rifle than the marlin 39!

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From Levergunner "I think you mean off bench, and not off hand, you won't be able to tell any difference in accuracy when shooting offhand between a 1" gun and a 2" gun. Unless you're one of the rare few that can hold better than 2" off hand. I cannot. I often plink with my Winch...

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Have Winchester 94's, 95's and 71's. Two marlin 336's in 35 Rem. To shoot I use the Marlins mostly. They will shoot with bolt guns accuracy wise. The Winchesters are less accurate in my samples. They will shoot 2- 3 inch groups at 100. The Marlin 35's 1 - 1/2 inch groups. Also for me I can easily ad...

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The 95 is 405 and the other is a international stocked Winchester 54 in 30-06. Sorry for the late reply. Been away a couple days.

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Grouse, rifle, snow...awesome picture!

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I firmly believe all things happen for reason. Hope this turns out to be a much better situation for you. Best wishes and karma will catch up to the person who made that awful statement to you.

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Prayers and well wishes to John and family...thanks for the update Jim

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Very cool gun. Have never shot a tang sight like that but bet it works very well!

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Very cool and i bet it will be a great shooter!

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Good tip on covering the bags. I was shooting off the hood of truck over bags and walked down to check the target. Turned around to walk back to see the small flames of the bag on fire.

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We use cedar oil and garlic oil here in Maine where the mosquito is the state bird. I use it mostly to keep the ticks off. Cedar oil for the dog as they do not do well on garlic. Seems to work as good as anything.

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Old Marlin 39 and a High Standard Trophy

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Shrapnel, that 76 is a very cool rifle!

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Somehow posted this earlier under the wrong thread...sorry for that!

I hunt mostly adventure in the western Maine mountains but also deer with one or the other of these 35 Rem Marlins.

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Hunting mostly adventure in the western Maine mountains. Also deer with either one of these 35 Rem Marlins.

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When woodsloafing the most natural gun to carry for me is some form of 22 rifle. Would like to find a nice Winchester 61. A 22 mag would be nice too. Had a Remington 121 that was nice and an older Marlin 39 is my main 22 rifle. I think the 22 rifle is the most important rifle to maintain and improve...

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Lots of my favorites mentioned...I will through in Once Upon a Time in the West. The opening scene is one of the best ever....

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Odd man out here. I have an old 44 mag flattop that someone cut to 4 5/8. I like the Pachmayer grips and shoot much better with them than standard grips. Seeing the sights became an issue and I was not accurate enough to hunt with it. Really breaking tradition and it now has a red dot. A gun I reall...

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You did a wonderful thing saving him....he in turn recognized it and did wonderful things for you. A type of bond that is very rare indeed. I believe we will see our lost family members again....both human and non-human who give us unconditional love......

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Enjoyed the article greatly...thank you!

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Thank you all for your input....greatly appreciated. A Remington 14 seems like a good idea in 25 Remington. I have been wanting a takedown that I can put in a pack out of sight until I get back into the mountains. A carbine would be good but I can cut a rifle down for a lot less than the carbines go...

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Contemplating a new old rifle. A 25-20 in a Winchester 43 would be fun. Also like the Remington 25 in 25-20 or a 14 in 25 Remington. Have never had either or any 25-20 or 25 Remington. i have brass and dies for the 25 Remington but nothing for the 25-20. Anyone have any experience with these. I see ...

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Brings back memories ...thank you! I grew up just like this in Maine traveling the woods with my 22 rifle. Brooks, streams, swamps and bogs. Lots of huge tracts of land with thousands of acres to play in. At the time it was SD Warren paper company land but not logged for many years. A paradise for u...

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enjoyed it greatly....always have 2 or sometimes 3 when I am out woodsloafing or hunting....

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One thing I do more now than before is dry fire training. I take guns out for a walk and pick targets at various distances. Doing this with pistols with red dots has taught me lots about how I grip affects my holding and follow thru. Seeing what happens when the trigger breaks has made me a better s...

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Ooop's typo on the HS-6. That should be 13.0 not 10.0....

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I have toned down my loads too. I am 64 next month and still hunting with handguns, In the 45 Bowen Redhawk 10.0 of HS-6 and a 250 xtp work nicely for me. It is a heavy gun and the grips spread the recoil nicely. The Bowen 41 mag I now use 210 xtp's instead of the 265 grain cast I used to use. While...

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Thank you!!!!

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Great story! Love Hamilton Bowen's work. Years ago after reading his book I had min build me a 41 magnum. It was a duplicate of one in the book in the lightweight gun chapter. Built on a 357 frame with an extra long cylinder, 4 inch barrel, scalloped and his custom rear and front express sights. Als...

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Always looking for new stuff of his i have not read. Have all his books and several Gun Digests with his writings. Found Guns magazine has copies of the older magazines on-line for free. in case others enjoy sell's writings here are some issues with his writings. Aug 61 Dec 60 Oct 60 June 59 Oct 59 ...

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Happy birthday and thank you!

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Gorgeous display of history and gunmakers art!

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Prayers sent

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When I was very young i bought my Dad a 3 bladed Case for Christmas. He carried it every day for many years When he passed I took it over. Very worn and one broken blade but it is the one I want to carry. Work just fine....

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i enjoyed reading it greatly. A hero remembered. Good on you for doing the work to find the history...

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Very fine work!

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Organized enough to be efficient but not overly neat and tidy....

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Great to see that type of motivation and determination to succeed...congratulations!

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Great cartridge. I have 3. One Marlin Glenfield. One Marlin 336 and a Remington 760. Favorite load is 41 grains of 748 with a 200 grain bullet. I have loaded hotter for the 760 but now use this load for all three. Did experiment with Francis Sells recommended plinking load of 36 grains of 3031 and 1...

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Congratulations and a great looking wood yard!

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Do a lot of hiking in the mountains in winter and there are always ledges with icicles hanging that make great targets....no clean up after except for the brass...

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Of the Gun Digest ones I have found my favorite is Middle Ground deer Rifles. The one on curved buttplates is also good. Also have some on the 20 gauge and 1o gauge. He was a very practical writer written from experience.

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