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Lawdwaz

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  1. The primer tool I use (seen in picture) was the ONLY one I could get to work all the time, every time. Like your gun, mine is a PIA with warm fingers. Cold it was impossible. I believe it is a Traditions 209 model.
  2. Ahhhhhhh, I don't think that'd be my blood. I think I've only done that once that I can recall. My Remington 700KS 280 bit me GOOD one time in Pennsylvania while screwing around..........
  3. This picture was taken by a friend of my uncle's. I think it is one of the coolest pics I've ever seen, I love the dog's eyes!! We were hunting pheasants at my uncle's place and my lab was just about dead from the heat but this dog had 3/4 tank of gas left in him.......
  4. Here's a couple pictures of the breech plug..... And he's a shot of my "possibles" bag that holds primers, bullets and powder. Not much to lug around....
  5. Same gun & shooter, different deer. BTW, this is the oldest confirmed (as best as the DEC biologist could do) buck I ever killed, 5.5 years old. Similar pose, same DRT picture style.
  6. SR 4759 I think..... Parker Ballistic Extreme 275gr bullets.
  7. No pics of the bird By the tree but he gobbled within seconds of the shutter snapping on that picture. Mill check the time stamps later and see how long it took to kill him.
  8. Oh yea, the powder is poured loose into the barrel then the bullet/sabot combo is rammed down. All from the muzzle of the gun.
  9. The is pulled back like any other bolt action, the primer is placed in the back of the breech plug then the bolt is closed. If I recall correctly the action is the same that he (Melvin Forbes) uses on his rimfire guns. After firing, the bolt pulls the primer out of the breech plug, like .22 but it doesn’t send it “flying”, I have to flick it out with my finger.
  10. He was a sleek beautiful buck, dressed out around 140# if I remember correctly.
  11. I’ve killed at more than a few including both bucks from last year. My father killed his best that I had lots of videos of a couple years ago. Without much thought, I remember four of my own.
  12. I killed this buck a few years ago in East Aurora with the ML'r. I made a good shot on him and he just dropped right there..........can you see the bullet hole? I always thought the picture looked good, the blood on the stock wasn't staged.
  13. How does this thing even stand?? How would you go about cutting it down if you had to/wanted to?? I snapped the picture a few years ago and killed a nice gobbler minutes later............
  14. Wife and I took a walk around Canadice Lake last year or the year before......this is "off" the trail so to speak. No motor vehicles have been allowed in there for many years, maybe it was a kids field car?? Anybody know what it is?
  15. The last sentence says "No Fishing"..............??
  16. I'll take the bow.......all day.
  17. And there's room for you too at my house!!
  18. And your bed here will be warm and ready..............
  19. I hope all the Fathers here have a great day. I'll be spending the day with my father & father in law and consider myself fortunate. If your father has passed, I hope you can conjure up some good memories of him. If you & your father can't be together today, give him a call. If having a picnic; don't eat raw burgers and stay hydrated.......
  20. Looks like a decent barrrr.
  21. All I'll say to you is.........F@*& YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE TOUGH SOB'S KICK ASS!!
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