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Everything posted by Mr VJP
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Not my figures. Look at the sources on the bottom of the post. After 6+ years in office, it's time to stop the blame shifting and accept the facts. Obama and the Dems have been completely impotent since day 1. Nobody forced them to take power, they begged for it. Nothing was inherited, they asked for it. They OWN it!
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Fancy Custom Built Rifle to Pass On
Mr VJP replied to dbHunterNY's topic in Guns and Rifles and Discussions
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You need the Special Purpose barrel if you want the finish on it to match the gun. Finish is the only difference.
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If I were you, I'd stick with the 870 and get a rifled barrel for it with the cantilever mount on it for the scope. You can find a used barrel for an 870 online for about $200 and that's all you would need to spend besides the scope. The 11-87 will cost the price of the gun and the barrel. I have always preferred a pump over a semi for slugs anyway. I like the reliability of a 12ga pump gun over a semi. Currently my slug gun is a Savage 210 rifled bolt gun in 3" 12 gauge with upgraded trigger, Nikon 2x7 and full camo. It is rifle accurate out to 100 yards with sabots.
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I'd imagine a "liberal" rifle would have micro stamping and shoot wax bullets!
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Your's is a lefty also?
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The adverse condition in that place is the climb up the mountain to the top. That light weight rifle is welcome when climbing. The weather did turn to heavy rain in the late afternoon that day. The photo was taken in the lunch shack.
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I own rifles with nice wood stocks and nice blued steel also, but I've never had a desire to own a fancy rifle. The rifle hunting conditions I see most often tend to demand a tool that will function perfectly under adverse conditions. So I prefer an arm built to be purpose oriented. Now, when it comes to shotguns, I'm the exact opposite. I love fancy shotguns like a Browning Midas Grade Superposed, B. Rizzini, J.P. Sauer, or a Merkel double. When hunting pheasant in a cut cornfield on a sunny 40 degree day, I don't have to worry about it much. I also like walnut and blued steel in a Grouse gun, but nothing fancy, as the woods demand more from it's exterior. I once looked at a Ruger Red Label in stainless synthetic for waterfowl in salt water areas, but really hated the way the gun looked and decided to stick with the full camo Mossberg 835 for that job. To me, the hunting conditions dictate the firearm I use.
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Kimber Montana 7mm-08
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See, that's the thing. A good stainless/synthetic like a Kimber Montana and after the kind of abuse mentioned above, just dry it off with a rag and run the bore snake through it and it's like new with no worries for the rest of the week of hunting. Take it home, wipe it down with an oil cloth, clean the bore and action, then put it away till next season. Surely all can see how much less work that is.
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A stainless steel barrel with a bead blasted matte finish is far less noticeable in the field than a highly polished blued steel barrel. It looks more like a grey branch and doesn't reflect the light.