lets see your thick bush guns!

[buckbrushoutdoors]

living the dreams! congrats again!

 

[Camp Cook]

SSK website ?
A short barrel 50 Alaskan for T/C ProHunter would be intersting

A 50 Alaskan sure would be cool but remember the T/C Prohunters are light rifles that produce fairly heavy recoil with 375H&H, 45-70 Marlin loads a 50 Alaskan would be up there as well.

Especially if due to vision issues like I have now you have to have a scope basically I can't mount the scope far enough forward bashes me in the forehead with top 375H&H and 525gr/550gr 45-70 Marlin loads my next plan is to get Gary a local machinist/gunsmith to make me an extended picatiny scope rail so I can mount my scopes forward another 1"...

Awesome bear pick Ardent.

 

[X-Treme]

KuddlyGemini (in onterio but will ship) on here makes them, I can't post the price, all her prices are custom one offs, this is believe it or not pressed cow leather in Croc print with about 4 layers of leather dye to get this look. The prices are no where near what you would think it would cost. Shoot her a pm with an idea and she will give you a quote right away. She also will do custome tooled ones as well with names and logos.

Thank you. I have PM'd her.

 

[conor_90]

If you get the 50 AK prohunter barrel from SSK I think it should be mandatory to buy the cannon barrel.

style counts

 

[Ardent]

Hey Ardent, just curious what you use to take your photos?

Sorry Flint missed this post, a mix of everything from Nikon V1 and AW1, to my wife's Canon and then just plain old iPhone.

 

[carverk]

If you get the 50 AK prohunter barrel from SSK I think it should be mandatory to buy the cannon barrel.

style counts

That is cool I think 45-70 would be a better choice for the Canon barrel

 

[Patrick Gidlet]

Not much compares to lining up the old iron sights on the .35 Rem on a deer and watching it drop like a sack of potatoes.

 

[freddyfour]

Fantastic rifle!!!!

 

[Brutus]

Not much compares to lining up the old iron sights on the .35 Rem on a deer and watching it drop like a sack of potatoes.

Triva: In 1959 Ithaca Gun Company developed thier M37 Deerslayer shotgun.

The standard of accuracy was, as good as a 35 Remington rifle on deer at 100 yards.

Nice harvest!

 

[burnsy56]

Another SBL

 

[9.3mauser]

What happened to the Royal? A first class bear deserves to be shot with a first class rifle.

 

[Tazzy]

Great picture

 

[Tazzy]

 

[Patrick Gidlet]

Triva: In 1959 Ithaca Gun Company developed thier M37 Deerslayer shotgun.

The standard of accuracy was, as good as a 35 Remington rifle on deer at 100 yards.

Nice harvest!

That's awesome! I'd love to own a model 37.

 

[Claven2]

I like to use "Thumper" in the thick stuff. The Scope is an older Leupold 7/8" diameter 2.25X in Talley rings with a German post reticle.

Works great with hard cast 405gn pills.

 

[The Kurgan]

Very nice Claven... those old scopes are excellent.

 

[SuperYeti]

Just picked this up last week. Can't wait to get out to the range and sight it in and start load development.

Leupold VX2 1-4 on Nikon A-Series rings and bases.

 

[Boomer]

I have a run of the mill Marlin 1895, but I've just had this one built for me.
Primarily for guiding work, but with a scope it doubles for a handy moose/elk/grizz gun.
Kimber Montana in .338WM with the barrel cut to 20" and NECG masterpiece sights. 6.5lbs unloaded without having the scope on it. 7.6lbs scoped up. Shoots 225gr Barnes TTSX under 1" when I do my part.
The scope is a vx-3 2.5-8x36 on low Leupold mounts.

I can't help myself . . . I like that!

 

[Canadiankeeper]

I can't help myself . . . I like that!

x2 !

 

[conor_90]

Recently bought this threads favourite gun; the rossi 454 casull.

Here it is with my 500 S&W Handi Rifle