RL338
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That’s an easy problem , get both
. See that’s what happened when you stopped in at Weatherby. Too much eye candy to look at.
300 H&H Ruger Number One...
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. See that’s what happened when you stopped in at Weatherby. Too much eye candy to look at.
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You're not helping.
I'm going to have to get a job.
I'm wondering if Sue would like a 240 Wby.
JD338
I'm going to have to get a job.
I'm wondering if Sue would like a 240 Wby.
JD338
Now that’s funny! I’ve got the opposite problem. I try to tell the wife that maybe we should get her something a little bigger than her 257 Roberts for elk, but she isn’t having it. She’s quick to remind me that I explained to her when we got it that it “would suffice for elk and be perfect for deer.” Famous last quote, I suppose.
V/R,
Joe
DrMike
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Yeah, our statements have a way of coming back to haunt us.
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Ammo Smith
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Guy easy choice! Once you shoot and hunt with your first Ruger #1, more will follow.
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nhenry
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IIRC, Guy has a couple. 375 H&H and 7 Rem Mag.
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I never told my wife that. Instead I said "Guns are like golf. You can't play the game with one club".
I also told her for good optics, "Buy once and cry once ".
My buddy came over a few weeks ago with his new Marlin Patriot 7mm PRC and VX-5HD 3-15x44mm. He said he payed 2x more for the scope than the rifle. Sue said " You can't shoot them if you can't see them".
I just smiled and thought the training has paid off!
JD338
DrMike
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Yep, it's necessary to train at all levels and at every step!
filmjunkie4ever
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Avoiding the temptation to buy a new gun should automatically qualify one for sainthood.
Its a hard thing to do.
Its a hard thing to do.
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Guy Miner
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I don't hunt with my existing Number One rifles enough...
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Ammo Smith
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I know he has a couple already. Just affirming that the heard grows once you have tasted it once with a #1!
Are you sure it isn't avoiding the temptation to enable one in buying a new firearm?!?!
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Guy Miner
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Thanks. That was one of my favorite stalks. All on my own, creeping forward on a steep sidehill... Shot was only about 150 yards or so, but it was the first time I could get a clean shot at his body. I was in kind of a strange half-sitting position braced against the sidehill. Put the shot a bit far back, but still in the lungs. Instant drop.
Dang I love a good stalk & shot!
Guy
Now that’s a rifle I could like a lot. Love them and the 1885’s.
That’s an amazing rifle. I hope you send me a message should you get weak and want it out of your sight.I've got it. It shoots great. I haven't shot it in a while and haven't taken any new photos of it. Planning on using it for some of my hunting this season.
Guy
