Post-up Pics of your Working Rifles (Not Safe Queens)
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Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
And in my favorite bolt action, the Schultz & Larsen, two I have, top down are a 68DL in 7x61 S&H and a 65DL in 308 Norma Magnum.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
One more post before heading North to 'chase' the 'illusive' Moose for two weeks. My CLOSE 2nd favorite bolt action, the Husqvarna and my three 
present examples, top down, model 3000 in 270 Win, model 4000 in 30-06 and a model 1651 in 358 Norma Magnum. I'm partnering up with the 358 NM in my Moose chasing quest.
present examples, top down, model 3000 in 270 Win, model 4000 in 30-06 and a model 1651 in 358 Norma Magnum. I'm partnering up with the 358 NM in my Moose chasing quest.
NolanOsborn
Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
A less artistic show of the entire collection. No safe queens, 20 year old students don't have cash for them. If it don't get shooting them, they get sold.
I don't know guys, very few of these seem to be getting any use, hardly any pics of them with their game.
Great pics!
Savage 250HP from `28.
25 Remington, 1913
The battered Brno, she's been busy and shows it too. Wouldn't have it any other way.
My dear old HVA 146 is back in the safe now too.
69/71 Vetterli, one coyote and one Muley so far!
98 Carbine, 30 USG Still yet to score but was carried often last year
Model 8 25 Rem. Carried some but needs TLC.
Great pics!
Savage 250HP from `28.
25 Remington, 1913
The battered Brno, she's been busy and shows it too. Wouldn't have it any other way.
My dear old HVA 146 is back in the safe now too.
69/71 Vetterli, one coyote and one Muley so far!
98 Carbine, 30 USG Still yet to score but was carried often last year
Model 8 25 Rem. Carried some but needs TLC.
- Location
- Steel Town and The Peg
One more post before heading North to 'chase' the 'illusive' Moose for two weeks. My CLOSE 2nd favorite bolt action, the Husqvarna and my three
That is a fine collection!
CreamySmooth
CGN frequent flyer
Pesky Elk....
2 years ago. Picked up at the taxidermist the next year, while dropping off a slightly bigger one. Wish I had a better pic of the actual gun!
2 years ago. Picked up at the taxidermist the next year, while dropping off a slightly bigger one. Wish I had a better pic of the actual gun!
This year it's going to be my new to me H&R handi rifle in .243.
That is if Chelsea our little girl lets me borrow "her future rifle".
I have a Bushnell Trophy red dot sight on it as I find it works well out the the ranges I hunt at which is around 100 to 200 yards at the most given the brush on this Westcoast Island. I have a much larger scope for it but I find the red dot keeps this rifle handi.
That is if Chelsea our little girl lets me borrow "her future rifle".
I have a Bushnell Trophy red dot sight on it as I find it works well out the the ranges I hunt at which is around 100 to 200 yards at the most given the brush on this Westcoast Island. I have a much larger scope for it but I find the red dot keeps this rifle handi.
- Location
- Steel Town and The Peg
This year it's going to be my new to me H&R handi rifle in .243.
That is if Chelsea our little girl lets me borrow "her future rifle".
I have a Bushnell Trophy red dot sight on it as I find it works well out the the ranges I hunt at which is around 100 to 200 yards at the most given the brush on this Westcoast Island. I have a much larger scope for it but I find the red dot keeps this rifle handi.
Damn that's precious! Nice rifle to!
- Location
- queens county nova scotia
Marlin 1895 Classic - 45-70:
Now wears a red dot, sling, stock sleeve with bullet loops, and a limbsaver pad
i would say this by far is so nice of a picture ... looksa almost like an ad you would see for a new rifle ...
X2
I get so bloody frustrated with my indoor pics.
Christy has photo lights I've tried, mucked with the birghtness on the camera and different modes for hundred of crap results. Nolan, you better help the rest of us out. I for one would be forever grateful!
OMG I must know more about that child carrier, that is so fricken cool.
Also it's nice to see the old rifle in use.
Hey Calum,
Kiddy carriers are pretty common out this way. We still have this one but Hannah is way too big for it. There must be some "granola munching" hiking shop out there you could find one in. They are great for keeping them contained while small and still letting Mom and Pop get out for a stroll.
NolanOsborn
Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
Well,
Im glad you like them. Photography is the chosen career path as of right now, it is also what im going to school for. Studio/commercial photography to be exact. Having a basic understanding of photography/ lighting helps, along with expensive SLR cameras/ lenses, and other accessories. I have a studio lighting set up, but that Marlin shot was done with a 6 dollar outdoor floodlight, and a cheap microphone stand. Photography is all about light
I would love to get into the commercial advertising end of the hunting/shooting industry. But right now I just take pictures of my guns as something to do.
Im glad you like them. Photography is the chosen career path as of right now, it is also what im going to school for. Studio/commercial photography to be exact. Having a basic understanding of photography/ lighting helps, along with expensive SLR cameras/ lenses, and other accessories. I have a studio lighting set up, but that Marlin shot was done with a 6 dollar outdoor floodlight, and a cheap microphone stand. Photography is all about light
I would love to get into the commercial advertising end of the hunting/shooting industry. But right now I just take pictures of my guns as something to do.
NolanOsborn
Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
That was the inspiration
http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=...9mQBQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=26&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0
http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=...9mQBQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=26&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0
NolanOsborn
Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
This year it's going to be my new to me H&R handi rifle in .243.
That is if Chelsea our little girl lets me borrow "her future rifle".
I have a Bushnell Trophy red dot sight on it as I find it works well out the the ranges I hunt at which is around 100 to 200 yards at the most given the brush on this Westcoast Island. I have a much larger scope for it but I find the red dot keeps this rifle handi.
Surprised it's not a 6.5x55
