Sorry! It is the perfect comb to part year olds hair! Love the hand gun bullets in a rifle!SeaMonster wrote:Cprince... will trade for farm equipment, fishing gear or other firearm...
Craig
Oh well, worth a shot. (pardon the pun...) Sweet classic gun. I have a soft spot for those old levers. You're splitting those hairs in style.cprince wrote:Sorry! It is the perfect comb to part year olds hair! Love the hand gun bullets in a rifle!SeaMonster wrote:Cprince... will trade for farm equipment, fishing gear or other firearm...
Craig
200gr is the lightest factory ammo made for the 35! I also have a few boxes of 250gr but I'll save them for the big game!!hook&shoot wrote:200 grain!!! Is there much left to dress
My dad has the same gun my brother uses it. It has lots of deer uner its belt. Great gunfisherguy33 wrote:Glad to see I'm not the only one using a WW1 Lee Enfield .303. That thing has gotten me a moose and 2 bears. That gun has gotten 3 generations of hunters their first moose. Good luck to all the deer guys out there. Looking forward to seeing some pics. If the stars align, I'll be chasing walleye for another couple weeks.
tight lines and hot barrels,
Yannick
I have a 410 side by side in my arsenal.cprince wrote:Wow! I am surprised that no one else is admitting to a 410 side by side! The Iver Johnson is a great little gun!
If you are truly sporting and like skeet... this is what you are supposed to use!!
Craig
I disagree that Browning is just about the name, they do make some great products with the best materials available to them. Two of us from our camp bought new riffles this summer. I bought a Browning 7mm WSM and he bought a Ruger M77 7mm Rem Mag.cgates wrote:Just my two cents but dont pay for the name the 270 wsm is what my friend uses for moose and deer. Tikka and Brownind is all about the name i just got a 30-06 Remington for $575 out the doorRobert Goulet wrote:You all have some really nice rifles...I am envious.
I'll be using my old trusty sporterized .303 British mark IV that will be loaded up with 160 grain Federal Premium ammo.
I am looking for a new gun for next year as I plan to keep my .303 for moose only. I had been looking at a .270 or 270 WSM but after several good conversations with people I have decided to go with a .308 Tikka or Browning in either a lever, pump or bolt.
I was dead set on some version of the 270 as I have heard great things, but due to the fairly thick bush and small amount of open fields I hunt in I was persuaded to go with something in the 30cal family. Apparently the 270 has shown a tendency to deflect off of twigs and branches rather than powering through them when in thicker cover. I have also heard that the crazy speeds that the 270 produce can make a mess of your deer if the placement of your shot is off target. However if you do happen to hunt in areas of open fields it is an absolute deer slayer and an incredible caliber to hunt with.
Lol. I have a .410........ But it's not legal for deer. So I'm not admitting to anythingcprince wrote:Wow! I am surprised that no one else is admitting to a 410 side by side! The Iver Johnson is a great little gun!
If you are truly sporting and like skeet... this is what you are supposed to use!!
Craig