Best looking gun
02-15-2009 | 07:18 PM
#11
Boone & Crockett
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Idaho
RE: Best looking gun
hunting junkie
caint do it... they are all such stately ladies and so special + of equal importance...
caint do it... they are all such stately ladies and so special + of equal importance...
02-15-2009 | 08:17 PM
#13
Dominant Buck
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From: Wisconsin
RE: Best looking gun
the little short one is a Traditions Tracker Carbine .50 caliber. The one with the big pistol like grip is a .50 caliber Traditions Pioneer. A very nice shooting rifle that one. It has a Williams Peep sight and will send roundball down range with amazing accuracy.
02-15-2009 | 09:25 PM
#14
Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
RE: Best looking gun
My eye was attracted to the unique shape of the fore-end (unless what I think I'm seeing is a optical illusion). HA! I just noticed the "moderate" supply of powder behind those guns. That ought to keep you shooting for a month or two. 
02-16-2009 | 01:42 AM
#15
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Best looking gun
ORIGINAL: hunting junkie
Let's see your best looking muzzleloader,trad.,inline,pistol all apply as long as it
is a muzzleloader, 1 picture only,as some of us still have dial-up.
Speaking of dial-up mine will take a hour or so to post.
Let's see your best looking muzzleloader,trad.,inline,pistol all apply as long as it
is a muzzleloader, 1 picture only,as some of us still have dial-up.
Speaking of dial-up mine will take a hour or so to post.
02-16-2009 | 04:00 AM
#16
Spike
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Massachusetts
RE: Best looking gun
Cayuqud, you kill me. .
You bring me back to "days gone by"
Life was so much simpler
When I was a kid, we would bail hay in the summer, and in the evening we would reload a couple boxes of shells and shoot bats all evening. Never hurt anyone.No-one said boo. Last year my father shot a woodchuck in the yard, same house I grew up in, and the cops showed up.
. You bring me back to "days gone by"
Life was so much simpler
When I was a kid, we would bail hay in the summer, and in the evening we would reload a couple boxes of shells and shoot bats all evening. Never hurt anyone.No-one said boo. Last year my father shot a woodchuck in the yard, same house I grew up in, and the cops showed up.
02-16-2009 | 05:42 AM
#17
Dominant Buck
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From: Wisconsin
RE: Best looking gun
Semisane... those are empties. They are two rows deep and three rows high. [&o] I am saving them and plan on wall papering the wall behind the gun rack with the empties when I have enough. It should look pretty cool I think.
Skopia.. we used to do that to. Load up a five gallon pail of trap shells and get a case of birds and then go stand in the back yard and shoot trap. Or I was always out shooting .22 caliber at something. Then we moved into the city and it about killed me. No more shooting. [&o] So we had a yard you could not see into very well, so Dad got me a stick bow and some cedar arrows. It was illegal to shoot bow in the city, or anything for that matter, but I did anyway. I had some hay bales up and was very careful. AndI stayed with that for a long time. But I always knew I would live back in the country and have my own range.
Skopia.. we used to do that to. Load up a five gallon pail of trap shells and get a case of birds and then go stand in the back yard and shoot trap. Or I was always out shooting .22 caliber at something. Then we moved into the city and it about killed me. No more shooting. [&o] So we had a yard you could not see into very well, so Dad got me a stick bow and some cedar arrows. It was illegal to shoot bow in the city, or anything for that matter, but I did anyway. I had some hay bales up and was very careful. AndI stayed with that for a long time. But I always knew I would live back in the country and have my own range.
