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Mr. Huntsman:Don't know if I'd eat the city pigeons but wild free range yeah I'd give it a go. If you ever have ordered Squab at a restaurant your eating Pigeon.

Top eject 94 Purchased mine back in the ladder 1070's. This one shoots like hell fire. I can't even tell you how much meat it's put in the freezer. Two of my Sons and my oldest Grandson shot their first deer with it. I still have the sales slip, 87.00 and some change after tax

Depends I have to go with Depends. I have several stainless that love the CLP inside out. the same for most of my Blued. Even My old 1929 Winchester Mod 12 loves it inside, but prefers the old heavy grease outside. as do my waterfowl guns

Neither, Go with the Winchester model 1892. I own a Model 94 Scout in the .44 win. Mag. Manufactured in the 1970's Mine shoots like hell-fire in all climates. I have shot several Deer with it. Two of my sons have shot their first deer with it. My oldest Grandson shot his first deer with it...

Winchester Mod. 12 I have one that is a full choke nickel finished 12ga. what its value is I'm not sure. All I know is that when bird hunting with my boy's they won't let me take point. This works in my favor anyway, I still take the most birds. The action is so smooth that while unloaded if I...

Welcome to the world of 10/22, 45223. I have had mine for 30 odd years now. I myself have never tried the larger capacity magazines. I did discover very early on that the revolver speed loader pouches work great for spare magazines while in the field. P.S. cool looking Rig

I own an older JLD PTR 91, in the .308 caliber myself. I use it for hunting as well as fun. I used a set of high rise scope rings which allow me to still use the diopter iron sights, for close up shots. Welcome to the club.

The Big Hunt There are to many to choose from. I'll stick to the campfire stories. One of my long time hunting/shooting partner's annual increasing collections of hunting knives. Because neither of my 40+ year old primary or my back up knifes are good enough.

Has to be one of two of my Savage mod. 24's chambered for 20ga.-2/34" and .22- short/long/long rifle. Or its newer cousin chambered for 20ga. 2 3/4"-3" and.22 mag. They both have successively taken what I fondly refer to as "Natures Potato Chips" (Rabbits)

Hopefully you didn't buy the one I owned new back in the 70's. It was a real piece of lets say work. It did the same thing no matter what I tried. It was the only .22 auto loader I could afford at the time. I was working in a machine shop at the time so I asked the shop lead machinist to take a...

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Tell me about the rabbit George Usually I have to watch "Cops" to see this kind of stupid

Money pit My HK G3 That I purchased new in the packing material at a surplus store in TX in the mid 80's inspired a friend to purchase a clone. His is the money pit. over $2,000 since his original purchase. My HK just keeps throwing the brass 20 plus feet.:neener:

S/D My Bug out bag is set up for multiple people. It has been set up more with the idea of living of the land without the use of firearms. Snares, traps and such. My reasoning is that if needed, I would rather not give away my/our position by using a firearm to obtain food. But to answer your...

I too could not pass on your post. I have been hunting "natures potato chips" with my bull mark II for years. My boy's will not let me take the point position. This works for me, since they usually walk right past bugs. they seem to be to preoccupied with the brush in their eye's:neener:

very nice, Morcey2, four with my 1976 Jeep Grand wagoneer cost-one broken turn signal cover. First with a weapon was a nice six pointer with my Ruger new model .44 Mag 240 gr. 30-40 yards deep cover just west of Backus,MN

agree 1996 and 2015

Felt Recoil I too Shoot a Light weight .06 Rifle, now that my oldest Grandson has taken possession of my .308. In all honesty I only feel the recoil at the range. I'm not sure of your reasons for not wanting to add some sort of a muzzle brake. I did add one to my/my Grandson's .308 and he can...

beauty picks, I love the 92 series as well and sport the standard 92fs

CCW There has been Lots of good advise and there is a lot to choose from these day's. I live in Minnesota so I have the advantage of the changing seasons. During warm weather I can carry a small frame. In the colder seasons I can carry a large Frame. I personally prefer the knock down power of...