I. Farticus
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Sako 75 6.5x55mm with Sako 75 .22-250 on way
Slots for .22LR and 6.5x47mm
Slots for .22LR and 6.5x47mm
How many hunting rifles do you have?
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.22 Semi, Howa 1500 .243 and a Browning A-Bolt in .270win
Looking at getting a .22 Bolt Action in the near future also
Looking at getting a .22 Bolt Action in the near future also
2130martin
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Muir,do you actually know how many you have??
In truth? Not any more. I know last fall I lightened up by 13 rifles and three handguns that I gave/transfered to my daughter. I found one more of hers here last week. Need to ship that one.
I have a Steyr AUG coming and I still have a CZ 527 in 204 down at the Trading Post so that will help fill the gap. ~Muir
Mitscavitch
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222 , 223, 243 x2 , 308 and 7mm Mag.
2130martin
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It will take some time to get over but I'm working at it.
I worked at a massive gun shop when I was young and we bought a lot of gun collections from estates. The owner and I both often shared the thought, "If only this gun could talk!" when we looked at old hunting rifles, or antiques. He told me then that we never own a gun; we just care take them for the next guy. I was young and my first thought was, "Like hell. Their mine!" Being older now I see the old man was right. We just shoot them, bloody them, nick and dent them, tend to them, and hopefully in the end pass them on to someone who will appreciate them. A good rifle is like a good dog that outlives it's master.~Muir
I worked at a massive gun shop when I was young and we bought a lot of gun collections from estates. The owner and I both often shared the thought, "If only this gun could talk!" when we looked at old hunting rifles, or antiques. He told me then that we never own a gun; we just care take them for the next guy. I was young and my first thought was, "Like hell. Their mine!" Being older now I see the old man was right. We just shoot them, bloody them, nick and dent them, tend to them, and hopefully in the end pass them on to someone who will appreciate them. A good rifle is like a good dog that outlives it's master.~Muir
It will take some time to get over but I'm working at it.
I worked at a massive gun shop when I was young and we bought a lot of gun collections from estates. The owner and I both often shared the thought, "If only this gun could talk!" when we looked at old hunting rifles, or antiques. He told me then that we never own a gun; we just care take them for the next guy. I was young and my first thought was, "Like hell. Their mine!" Being older now I see the old man was right. We just shoot them, bloody them, nick and dent them, tend to them, and hopefully in the end pass them on to someone who will appreciate them. A good rifle is like a good dog that outlives it's master.~Muir
Well put,
just checked zero on our old sako that my father bought when I was a little boy. Must at some stage decide which one of my kids will get it.
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I. Farticus
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Have just done the same with my second Sako 75 in Synthetic Stainless... However I needed a new cabinet so that b*ll*cksed up the cunning plan
madspaniel
New Member
.22
.17hmr
.357mag lbr
.357 lever action rifle
.223
7.62 Winchester P14
.308
2 x shotguns
.17hmr
.357mag lbr
.357 lever action rifle
.223
7.62 Winchester P14
.308
2 x shotguns
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