Edward Teach
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- who cares?
You can pry it from my cold dead hands...
Which one will never be sold.
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Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
There are a number I have that I intend to keep and use as long as I'm able to do so but there is only one that I'll never sell. A model 4000 Husqvarna Light Weight in 30-06 that I inherited from my Dad.
The last field trip it was on was on my 1st Mule Deer hunt in AB with my Daughter and Son In Law.
As both my Daughter and my Son are left handed shooters, it looks like when I'm 'finished' with it, it'll be handed down to the only other right handed shooter in the family. My Granddaughter
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The last field trip it was on was on my 1st Mule Deer hunt in AB with my Daughter and Son In Law.
As both my Daughter and my Son are left handed shooters, it looks like when I'm 'finished' with it, it'll be handed down to the only other right handed shooter in the family. My Granddaughter
.
- Location
- Winnipeg,Man.
My BSA .222 ....absolute treasure to shoot. Accurate beyond belief.
live4therut
CGN frequent flyer
I really never sell any guns, but my absolute never sell are my grandfathers 1899's the he got from his father, he then passed on to me, well to my father then to me. Got the 303C, 22hp take down, 30-30, 300, and a 99" 308, also some cooey .22's I grew up with these guns on the trap line the same as my father and my grandfather did, He told me once that these rifle's have shot more game then I would probably ever see. I also was given a rem 760 pump in 30-06 when I was 14 to hunt with I think they were testing me cause that thing kicked like a mule.
My Winchester model 88 lever action in .284 Winchester. It was my grandfathers rifle, and has more moose to it's credit than can be counted. There is no amount of money in the world that would make me part with this rifle.
Four for sure, two are which were my dearly departed dad, August will be five years.
The Elite......308 Norma Magnum M65DL....Schultz$Larsen.
The other Elite......Browning Auto 5. Year older than me.
My two......Winchester 1892 in 44-40 and
Brno 21H 8x57.
Both of which my dad bought for me. Well the 44-40 was given to him for me by an old
trapper many moons ago.
Oh, one more, a Browning A-5 3"mag light still in the box it was bought in the early 80's
This one is a guilt present for dad.
N'other story of days of yore.
The Elite......308 Norma Magnum M65DL....Schultz$Larsen.
The other Elite......Browning Auto 5. Year older than me.
My two......Winchester 1892 in 44-40 and
Brno 21H 8x57.
Both of which my dad bought for me. Well the 44-40 was given to him for me by an old
trapper many moons ago.
Oh, one more, a Browning A-5 3"mag light still in the box it was bought in the early 80's
This one is a guilt present for dad.
N'other story of days of yore.
Winny 94 30-30 pre 64. It was my grand fathers, we have 3 deer mounts of bucks he shot with that rifle. My dad has had it for the last 25 years, he has a few bucks mounted that he shot with it as well. He still owns it but he told me its mine when he dies. I hope to use it for deer hunting when it becomes mine and take a few bucks with it aswell. It will never be sold.
Likely most of what I have right now. Got a nice 9422, a leftie CZ452 and 527. a BSA Martini comptetion 22, a Savage 99c 308 and my Ruger 77mkII. Likely keep the Browning BPS Trap. Recently picked up an old minty Rem Fieldmaster 22 pump and a Win 1885 Highwall 45/70. I took a Henry Golden Boy in trade a while ago and might be convinced to part with it while its still minty. So SHINY though.... .
My great great great grandfathers side x side that came with him from ireland, my papa's .22, my old mans first .22 and his tikka m65 battue 30-06 and his ruger m77 7x57, and my 1100 that ive had since i was 9 or 10 that i shot my first deer and turkey with. I'll proabably latch on to a few more in the future as well.
