Thomas Garrett
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Mrjig, Just seen a .45 version on Gunbroker go for $2,240.00 this last week. A week after i got this one. Unbelievable
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New "Pony" in my barn.
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mrjig
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It would be hard to sell this piece but at 73 i now shoot little and fish much.
Looks like we both got great value.
A few years ago i shot with it, 2 deer with one shot.
A thru and thru on both with a Keith .454424 cast bullet (wheelweights).
For all i know that bullet is still flying!
Thanks.
dick
Looks like we both got great value.
A few years ago i shot with it, 2 deer with one shot.
A thru and thru on both with a Keith .454424 cast bullet (wheelweights).
For all i know that bullet is still flying!
Thanks.
dick
Thomas Garrett
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Mrjig, Can you get a picture?
PS. I'm your long last grandson. It will go nicely with my .38. And well taken care of!
PSS. I also like venison!!!
PS. I'm your long last grandson. It will go nicely with my .38. And well taken care of!
PSS. I also like venison!!!
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Thomas Garrett
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MrJig, How many pounds of venison did you get for one bullet? Awesome Story ! That's a first.
mrjig
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I may have left a poor impression.
Yes Tom it is a good story, but the double was inadvertent not deliberate.
I was approached by a yearling and a doe.
I made the judgment that the yearling was least likely of the 2 to survive a NY winter and held on the yearling.
The doe was behind the yearling but not lined up.
As i squeezed the trigger, apparently the doe stepped forward.
The yearling dropped instantly but the doe bolted then crashed.
There i was with 2 deer and only one antlerless deer tag.
I put a rope on each and ran/feel down the mountain to a farm,where i knew the owner would be milking.
When i offered him his choice of deer he was unable to grasp how i had acquired 2 deer when he had heard but one shot!
I know that this story does not belong under Revolvers but you opened the door!
I am about to search the site to get instructions for posting a photo of my
Super Target.
dick
Yes Tom it is a good story, but the double was inadvertent not deliberate.
I was approached by a yearling and a doe.
I made the judgment that the yearling was least likely of the 2 to survive a NY winter and held on the yearling.
The doe was behind the yearling but not lined up.
As i squeezed the trigger, apparently the doe stepped forward.
The yearling dropped instantly but the doe bolted then crashed.
There i was with 2 deer and only one antlerless deer tag.
I put a rope on each and ran/feel down the mountain to a farm,where i knew the owner would be milking.
When i offered him his choice of deer he was unable to grasp how i had acquired 2 deer when he had heard but one shot!
I know that this story does not belong under Revolvers but you opened the door!
I am about to search the site to get instructions for posting a photo of my
Super Target.
dick
Thomas Garrett
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MrJig, Absolutely not. It was a unforseen incident. Now, if you would of told me (us) that's what you were aiming at. OK! 
PS. I haven't had venison in about 10 years. Miss it.
PS. I haven't had venison in about 10 years. Miss it.
mrjig
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Thomas Garrett
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Mrjig, yep. it turned out. , Now, the main question i have is. What would be a good appraisal of the pistol for insurance purposes?
, Now, the main question i have is. What would be a good appraisal of the pistol for insurance purposes?
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Thomas Garrett
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Believe me, not to keep this thread active. Anybody know the value?:banghead
Thomas Garrett
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Old Fuff, Value?
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