Where are all the old coots???

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geobru
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Re: Where are all the old coots???

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I joined in 2007 when I was looking for information on loads for the 40-82. I was ramping up to start reloading for an 1886 Winnie that my dad bought in an auction in about 1929. I got quite an education about lever guns from many of the members here, and over the years have accumulated a nice herd of levers, mostly Winchesters. I don't get out to shoot much anymore, but I have developed loads for my rifles that are good enough that I wouldn't want to be standing in front of my rifle if I was taking a bead on something! I'll be 74 this year and thank goodness for tang sights! They are so quick and accurate when it comes to hunting situations!

I appreciate the cumulative knowledge of the members on this site.
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Streetstar
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Re: Where are all the old coots???

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posting to see my Leverguns "Born on" date
----- Doug
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Re: Where are all the old coots???

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January 2009 -- that wouldve made me 37 at the time -- possibly one of the younger members then. At a stately 54 now, not sure if i qualify for Coot status just yet, but a lot of people i know think im an opinionated A Hole :lol:
----- Doug
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