Wal-Mart Deal.
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From: chiefland Florida USA
I have been talking to a guy about a B/P gun he had for sale.after we talked, I went to Wal-Mart to see what they had from last season.
they are remoldning the whole store.
got a CVA buckhorn 209 mag. for $59.00 and a hunter bolt 209 mag. for $99.00; plus tax. both are in 45 cal. total of $169.06
really just wanted one for my newphwe to hunt with me. when I saw them both, just had to have them.
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they are remoldning the whole store.
got a CVA buckhorn 209 mag. for $59.00 and a hunter bolt 209 mag. for $99.00; plus tax. both are in 45 cal. total of $169.06
really just wanted one for my newphwe to hunt with me. when I saw them both, just had to have them.
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#2
Tree climber,
Sounds like you were in the right place at the right time. I'm sure you and your nephew will have a great time developing loads for your ML's for the upcoming hunting season.
It was sure nice of you to be thinking about him. He's a very lucky fellow and I'm sure that you'll be rewarded in more ways than one.
Sounds like you were in the right place at the right time. I'm sure you and your nephew will have a great time developing loads for your ML's for the upcoming hunting season.
It was sure nice of you to be thinking about him. He's a very lucky fellow and I'm sure that you'll be rewarded in more ways than one.
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The big-city Wal*Marts usually find ways to move their MLs before January arrives. A few components may be left-over until February... nothing I want. I haven't used Pyrodex or isolated, smallpackage bullets like Powerbelts in small packs for many years. No use for their weak blackpowder cleaners or 50-pk patches either.
I buy everything either in bulk (or) specialized, detail cleaners for copper, plastic... etc... in gun stores or over the world-wide internet. No use for CVA guns anymore too.
Guess it all depends on your income/quality of firearm that you're seeking -- passing them out as gifts... etc. Good luck with your purchases. Need help finding good loads... just ask here. Lots of CVA shooter here. Also folks like myself, Cayugad, Sabotloader & other experienced MLers here will help.
I buy everything either in bulk (or) specialized, detail cleaners for copper, plastic... etc... in gun stores or over the world-wide internet. No use for CVA guns anymore too.
Guess it all depends on your income/quality of firearm that you're seeking -- passing them out as gifts... etc. Good luck with your purchases. Need help finding good loads... just ask here. Lots of CVA shooter here. Also folks like myself, Cayugad, Sabotloader & other experienced MLers here will help.
#4
Tree climber
Just a couple of comments, in Idaho we would not be able to use the 45 during ML season and second there have been posts out there claiming the 45 is a little harder to tame than the 50's. Getting them to group has been a chore, but I am sure that there are some that will shoot the lights out...
Just a couple of comments, in Idaho we would not be able to use the 45 during ML season and second there have been posts out there claiming the 45 is a little harder to tame than the 50's. Getting them to group has been a chore, but I am sure that there are some that will shoot the lights out...
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From:
You may find that the 45 is a little better
shooter than most people think. I own a Beartooth
Magnum in 45cal. & it will shoot the 195gr.
aero-tip powerbelt like they were on a rope.
In another post I included a picture of the buck
I harvested last year with the 45. Some folks just
plain don't like the CVA's & say they would never
stoop so low as to own one! But I say it is not
the name on the weapon, that guages, the amount
of pleasure I can have shooting it.
Good Shooting & God Bless Danny
shooter than most people think. I own a Beartooth
Magnum in 45cal. & it will shoot the 195gr.
aero-tip powerbelt like they were on a rope.
In another post I included a picture of the buck
I harvested last year with the 45. Some folks just
plain don't like the CVA's & say they would never
stoop so low as to own one! But I say it is not
the name on the weapon, that guages, the amount
of pleasure I can have shooting it.
Good Shooting & God Bless Danny
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