A new Bushwacker

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Wildalaska

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Hey how about some new gun porn....this was a real fun one (44 mag, take down)..



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You know what that Marlin really needs... what it's just screaming for?





...a bayonet lug...:evil:



I'm thinking a nice 10" spearpoint job on the end of that thing, for when you're out of ammo or the bear's chewing on your forearm already...

Also, you need a hardened steel cupped buttplate, for use as a skull-crushing pommel... when things REALLY get bad.

I'd buy one:D

vanfunk
 
Oh, what're those markings on that 329PD? Is it a special edition or something?

Ooops yes sorry, that is the Alaska Backpacker III S&W329, they are only available to dealers up here as I understand it :)...heres a pic...

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Hi 329s sell faster than a bear can gobble a greenie :)

I dont think recoil is bad at all and I havent had any reports of them fouling up..Ive only shot them with 300 grain loads and they are no worse than a mountain gun....

Basic 240 grain loads are fine AS LONG AS THEY HAVE A GOOD CRIMP...
 
Everyone who has fired the 329 I have met does not want to do it a second time. I expect to see a lot of used 329's on dealer's shelves soon.
Pat
 
I bet that little carbine would be just the thing for a charging feral hog, too. I wonder if I can hide it on me in a shoulder holster as a CHL piece?

As always, very nice work, W.A.


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Rabbit.
 
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Like the top gun - not so sure about the two-tone's looks, but it could grow on me.

Revolver for light travelling, carbine on the back for backup / more serious encounters.

Good stuff, Wildalaska!
 
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