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First deer rifle was a Winchester model 94 30-30... First shotgun was a Remington model 870 12 gauge... First gun was a Savage 24E 22 Long Rifle over 20 gauge... Still have all 3 guns...........

Congratulations on taking a fine buck......

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I load 110gr Accubonds in my Quarter bores and 200gr Accubonds for my 300 WinMags...very good accuracy and no complaints regarding terminal performance...have taken Elk, Coues and Muleys with this bullet...as with any bullet POI is the key...under full disclosure I've always been partial to Nosler bullets...especially Partitions..........

I have an old Western Field pump 20 gauge with an adjustable poly choke...never had any problems with it and the kids have shot alot of doves, quail and rabbits with this gun...I believe Western Field was a Montgomery Wards house brand...you may be able to find out something about your rifle using these website links..... https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Brand-Cross-Reference.htm?mfgr=Western%20Field%20 http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?p=5548699

The lion in my avatar came in to my turkey calling...Over the years I've been lucky enough to call in four other lion...Twice with an E-Caller (FoxPro Fury & a Johnny Stewart cassette player) using fawn bleats and twice with dying rabbit mouth call sounds...Every lion I've called or even seen was in areas where the deer populations were concentrated...none came in fast and all were in rocky areas with thick vegetation cover........

Congratulations.....

Congratulations.......

I have an opportunity to purchase some once fired Winchester brand brass for a "fair" price...A review of several brass suppliers shows new brass at an average of $0.73 each...Of course nowadays there's never any in stock...So my question is what is a "fair" price in today's market??

Back when the boys were little and we were raising several hogs a year that exact same type of 25acp became known as "the pig gun"...one shot to the head dropped them quietly and quickly enough for it to become our go to butchering tool...have done a good amount of plinking with it too...never any problems though I still wouldn't make it my primary EDC.....

What make and model of shotgun are you looking to get?

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Looking for left hand, long action Remington 700...also seeking leprechauns, uniorns and/or chupacabras....wish me luck and let me know if you have any of the above for sale...Don

Bump for a solid hunting setup....This caliber is an excellent choice for the beginner or anyone wanting a hard hitting predator/deer/antelope gun with very manageable recoil..........

If Couesdeer changes his mind I will buy this scope... thanks

So sorry for your loss.....

Please post results if you run that test..... Thanks

Petition signed......

I've been privileged to hunt Arizona's hills and valleys for the last 45 years.....as you can see this state has been very good to me....the following numbers are based upon the remembrances of family, friends, my hunt logs and best recollections..... and for those that are wondering how I found the time to work on this lengthy novel it's all about me keeping my sanity.... sure hope the draws treat you kindly and I wish you all clean hits and clear misses...... ELK===04 total....... 02 Bulls & 02 Cows (All by Rifle) hi ********** ANTELOPE===02 total........ (All by Rifle) ********** MULE DEER===16 total........ 14 Bucks & 02 Does (13 Rifle/03 Bow) ********** WHITETAIL DEER===19 total........ 18 Bucks & 01 Doe (18 Rifle/01 Bow) ********** JAVELINA===30 total........ (13 Rifle/11 Bow/06 Handgun) ********** MERRIAMS TURKEY===28 total........ 07 Toms & 21 Hens (20 Shotgun/07 Rifle/01 Bow) ********** MOUNTAIN LION===01 total........ (Called in then taken by Handgun) ********** COYOTES===approximately 10 per year........ (Assorted Weapons) ********** GREY FOXES===approximately 04 per year........ (Assorted Weapons) ********** BOBCAT===04 total........ (03 Rifle/01 Shotgun) ********** COATIMUNDI===03 total........ (All by Rifle) ********** SKUNKS===more than 10 total........ (Assorted Weapons) ********** RINGTAIL===03 total........ (02 Trapped & 01 Rifle) ********** BADGER===04 total........ (02 Rifle/01 Handgun/01 Bow) ********** TREE SQUIRREL===approximately 03 per year........ (Assorted Weapons) ********** RABBITS===approximately 10 per year........ (Assorted Weapons) ********** QUAIL===approximately 10 per year........ Gambles & Mearns & Scaled (All by Shotgun) ********** DOVES===approximately 10 per year........ Mourning & White Wing (All by Shotgun) ********** BANDTAIL PIGEON===approximately 01 per year........ (All by Shotgun) ********** DUCKS===approximately 06 per year........ (All by Shotgun) ********** CANADIAN GEESE===03 total........ (All by Shotgun) ********** BLUE GROUSE===05 total........ (All by Shotgun) ********** GOULDS TURKEY===ZERO........ (Never drawn) ********** BIGHORN===ZERO........ (Never drawn) ********** BUFFALO===ZERO........ (Never drawn) ********** BEAR===ZERO........ (have almost, but not quite, learned to like Bear Tag & Poop soup) =====================================================================

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In 2008 Swarovski Optik informed me of the following: The serial number I provided to them indicated that the Swarovski 15x56 binoculars in my possession had been manufactured in August of 2000........... At the time of my call no technical updates or mechanical improvements were either necessary or available............ A full set of four replacement lenses were available for 350.00 US dollars plus an unspecified amount of insurance and one way shipping costs(for reasons I cannot remember replacement of all four lenses, as opposed to replacement of an individual lens, was highly recommended and I have no idea if current replacement lenses would be HD glass)....... Black colored Swarovski binoculars were only intended to be sold in the European market and if found in the USA may well have been imported without payment of the reportedly high importation tariffs....... While I have never compared these binoculars to Swarovski's with HD glass a majority of my hunting partners agree that their early morning and late evening light gathering ability is phenomenal.......

Happy Birthday Amanda... May today's memories always begin and end with a smile.....

Hey John, I'm interested in your rifle .... please call me at PH. #520-834-2359 ..... Thanks

Congratulations to you for bagging a great buck.......and many thanks for making the time to pen such a great story.......I look forward to hearing of your next bowhunting accomplishment......don