Very, very nice!Here's a few that I have pics of:
Mossberg 146b
Tikka Tactical .300WM moose whacker
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Rifles let's see them??
- Thread starter quackquackbang
- Start date
saskhunter
CGN Regular
- Location
- Sask to B.C.
22-243 middlestead , 4540fps
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Brutus
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Pharoh! You shot a spruce grouse......I'm almost yakking here!
What were you thinking about western hunter?
- Location
- Ottawa, Ontario
heres my collection so far (minus my ar180b2) not bad for only being 17 years old
Wow. And here's me with only one gun. My first, in fact, which I bought a couple of months ago and only shot for the first time this past Friday.
Here it be:
2008 Winchester M70 in .270, which I bought from a fellow Nut. There are flip-up scope covers on it now.
There are a *lot* of guns I'd like to add to my safe, but I'm in the midst of getting geared up for hunting, and anyone who remembers starting *that* from scratch knows what I mean when I say that there ain't much money left over for more guns.
Here it be:
2008 Winchester M70 in .270, which I bought from a fellow Nut. There are flip-up scope covers on it now.
There are a *lot* of guns I'd like to add to my safe, but I'm in the midst of getting geared up for hunting, and anyone who remembers starting *that* from scratch knows what I mean when I say that there ain't much money left over for more guns.
Pharoh! You shot a spruce grouse......I'm almost yakking here!
What were you thinking about western hunter?
Supper.
Remington
What model?
Remington 870 Express Magnum, with a cantalever barrel, rifled, use it for deer hunting
- Location
- Ft. Mac. Alberta
Here's a pic of me and my Snider and supperI didn't read all the posts, but I don't think anyone came up with the real Kings of the rifle world.
Top one is a Model 1884 Springfield, 45-70, commonly known as the Trapdoor. This was the US Military rifle in the late 1800s. This rifle has been in the family since the mid 1930s, is complete with bayonet and a mint barrel. In the past it has blown factory loaded 405 grain jacketed bullets through elk.
Bottom one is a Remington Rolling Block, in 43 Egyptian. This is a rare one, because most of the production of this model went to some South American country and was handled around like cordwood, in short, all bashed up and rusted. This one too, has a mint barrel and only minor marks. It is rare, because it apparently was never delivered to any country, since it has no markings of any country on it, other than manufacture. That accounts for its good condition.
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