Recent content by Choctaw

Unique is a very polite term for this abomination. :rofl:

Job requirement.

Pretty much the same. Went from toy guns to hunting with pellet guns when I was in grade school. My dad and I hunted quite a bit together and did a lot of shooting. By the time I was in high school I was deer, hog and bird hunting without supervision.

Boredom.

We have a section which is my happy place.

I observed it from the backyard with my test subjects...uh, dogs.

If it strikes your fancy, get it. Not every gun in my collection has a practical application. I buy what I like because I enjoy firearms.

For little critters I still carry the same Marlin Glenfield Model 60 (squirrel stock version) that I hunted wabbits with 46 years ago. To say that it hasn't failed me would be a bit of a stretch but overall I love that rifle. Nothing pretty about it after all these years but those scratches...

I love the stock on your SKS!

My wife has no interest whatsoever in firearms. I would have been thrilled had she wanted that pistol.

Whenever I think of a hunting rifle what comes to my mind is a bolt action 30-06 stocked in walnut wearing both a scope AND irons. Throw in a cabin set in the autumn woods along with some flannel and you're good to go.

I know when I walk into a store the last thing I want is a salesman coming up to me. If I need something then I'll find someone to help me.

Yep. You don't need a firearm until you need a firearm.

One person voted no...

Petty whining on FN's part.