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Cool!

Congrats Kirk, I have enjoyed following the adventures of this pursuit these years I have been here.

No, this is not legal - code violation - flag on the play - you must just get a 35 Rem.

Thank you Hobie and thanks for the good wishes of all.

Tutt! WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hot stuff! You bikers and the chicks. No wonder we been losing track of you from time to time.

Two sisters and the mother - I have to provide visuals for Tutt so he can get the point.

Well OK but it no Super Hawk

You wanna talk handling and mass centralization -----

Are you nuts?????????????? Better come back to earth and get that 20 ga 870 Express.

Wonders now if she couldn't just have offroaded it out of there by somehow going further. Now I do have to go see this. More madman - they are both chiropractors and though now 2000 miles apart lived in the same apartment building in the mid 70s.

I think that is a great rifle. Standard Rem Corelokt 200s are very accurate in mine which has a K3 on it. Lot of handloading possibilities but the standard 200s over 39 gr of 4064 or 38 gr of 4895 are hard to beat.

My wife reminds me this morning that the last time she damage a car (raked he whole right side of the Caddy on her sister's garage) she was 2000 miles away, in Chicago.

Wife is driving the car in the foothills, 4400 ft, on a two lane macadam road, 90 degree left turn and somehow gets the wheel in the dirt and loses control at about 30 mph (she says 40, I doubt it) goes down an 8-10ft embankment and about three car lengths into the waist high chaparral narrowly miss...

Well now Chi, the band chick seemed to feel reasonably safe at the wedding last weekend.

I think that may be apples and oranges to some degree.

I'm touched!

Well, deer probably more ran into the jeep that the other way around. Fur or hairs under the plastic side door protector and no damage. My guess is the deer was stunned a bit and ran off. She went back and shined the headlights around the adjoining field and found nothing.

Wow - you are the man!

Well, as it happened she was more scared than anything. The deer got up and ran off and while there was fur in the grill the jeep was unharmed - must have been very glancing. It was a rural two lane road. I wouldn't have wanted her out there or close to it for her safety. But I hadn't thought about ...

Not in Ca Modoc.

You are on the phone with a friend and a deer runs out in front of her at about 40 mph. She is alone, it is dark, 56 year old female. She sees it behind her flopping in the road. She is unarmed. What do you tell her to do. It is a buck with a rack.

Love the fat forend on my 45/70.

Did some limited testing of 338-06 for a local gun shop. I think it is a great cartridge. Recoil not bad.

crs - mighty sporting to fire a warning shot!

Congrats - looks good to me.

Time to campaign that rifle again.

Most accurate load in my 6 1/2" 24 has been 12.5 gr of 2400 and a 240-250 gr SWC - very mild.

240 SWC and 6.1 gr of Red Dot shoots perfectly in mine. You are on to a great combo there.

But ---- how about for the pressures of the 444. Mine shoots great but I haven't many rounds through it. Will it distort?

Didn't see these on your website. What is the cost and the ballistics.

EXCELLENT!

Last one died when I was nine and didn't get to see him enough.

I have no choice but to stay.

Like some here that are leaving more will leave that are actually pulling the wagon rather than riding and it will get worse. It was basically lost at the point that the proposition that would have denied benefits to illegal aliens went down.

A pocket knife.

The problem here is too many dems. They make this stuff up and push it through because too many people here want from the govt. And that includes the ever growing # of state workers.

I think it is great and SO does Paco.

I find the over the receiver much easier to pick up but others seem to like the scout. I think it is personal preference. I like scopes to be naturally aligned when I shoulder the rifle and the scout seems to make it a much smaller opening to align with.

I can't buy that one but, it may be better for some. There are too many variables in vision for one thing to be best for everyone.

There was a fellow here who hunted deer with a Winchester Trapper in 45 Colt with a scope on it. Interesting looking combo I thought. Seems a handy combo to me. But then, I like scopes.

That is all fine and dandy but I saw 5 overlaid bullseyes. Groups went to 10" - I went to scopes then it changed back a few years later - go figure. I use what I have to - It's not like it is a flu shot - which I wouldn't get.

Ah, El, reality sets in.

Sounds like a reasonable deal. All the ones I have seen or seen shot have been accurate.

Pretty hard to prove things ain't when people are reporting they saw them.

The one on here would work for any of them. It is a 3x Steel Lite II Weaver and is sharper than a Leupold. Top choice would be a 1.5-5x Leupold. Gives all the magnification you would need and you can open up the field if that is what is better. I have scoped everything from a 94 on up but have some ...

I would have to decide between a 9422M and a Miroku Win or Browning 86 Carbine.

Dropped a chukkar at 80 yds ( I assume a golden BB to the temple ), a small antelope at 280 yds and the creme de la creme a pidgeon high up in the other end of the barn with a 40 lb Bear bow. First shot at "game" I ever took as a kid.

I like them and think they look good.

Here you go Kirk, the scoped levergun, but I had to go back through 12 pages of Photobucket to find one.

32 Winchester and 30-30 from the scope of my personal history - with the 94.

Congrats!

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