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I would love to see Winchester do a Canadian Commemorative 95 carbine in 303 brit as a lot of them were used up here but if you find one of the originals they were normally used till they were worn out.I did see one original 95 carbine in 303 that was in almost like new condition but it was real pri...

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I bought one of those when they first came and it s one of my favourite levers

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Possibly just covering their butts in case of any legal action that could be taken against them.First you apologize then you try to downplay it to marginalize any wrong doing.They fan the flames of hate then worry if they might get burned by them but show no remorse for their actions

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Society has no place for people like him

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Well if he doesn’t get the death penalty he will have a very long time (life)in a maximum security prison to contemplate on what a complete waste of oxygen he is.Given his age a life sentence with no chance of parole in the prison reserved for the most dangerous criminals might be worse than death

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Acts like this are done out of fear that person they kill pose a danger to their own beliefs because they know the victim is speaking the truth and they want to silence them before this truth has a chance to spread

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I still hunt with traditional muzzleloaders here are a couple a Navy Arms Buffalo hunter I in 58cal and a custom Renner in 62cal with Forsyth rifling

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I think it could be a combined problem of a strong magazine tube spring and the blunt ends of the 410 shell

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I think it could be a combined problem of a strong magazine tube spring and the blunt ends of the 410 shell

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I remember years ago when I was a kid and didn’t have a drivers license I d take the bus out to the country to go rabbit hunting.My gun was all folded up in a back pack and I thought nobody knew what I was doing until one day in the way back home the bus driver quietly asked me if I got any rabbits....

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Unfortunately NOE are going out of business do to retirement.I have one of their Pritchett bullet moulds for my Parker hale musketoon

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I love martini 22s .Here are three of mine

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I bought one of the climbing Lyman 21 Providence replica sights for my Miroku 95 carbine but because it s already drilled and tapped for a receiver sight I ll probably put it on my browning 1886 rifle when my eyesight starts to go.Also I don t want to remove the saddle ring to put the sight on as well

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I love the 95 .I have this miroku version in 30/06

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I believe some of the Chapparal made 76 replica parts will fit original win 76s

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Basically it is patterned after a 22 converted military rifle that was used to win the Queens Cup Trophy.Greener reproduced this rifle using new made actions and 22barrels ,target sights with Queens Cup engraved on the action to commemorate the event

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Bore is very good to excellent

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Found one of these recently a Greener Martini Queens Cup rifle 22lr it will fit in nicely with my other Martini 22rifles

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My 303 Lee speed is one of my favourite deer rifles

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Here s my favourite Springer squirrel buster a Diana Mauser.177cal at around 1100fps

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Myself I would take my miroku 1895 carbine in 30/06

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After watching Ghost and the Darkness I went out and bought myself a Lee Speed Sporter

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I lost my hearing temporarily while shooting a45/120 Sharps .Basically my own fault as I went to the range but forgot to bring my earmuffs so I shot anyway .Stupid decision but after awhile my hearing returned though not as good as before.I still have some hearing loss though most of that is due to ...

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I always enjoyed challenging myself to getting as close as possible as opposed to taking long shots.On one of my most memorable hunts it took me over an hour and a half with very little cover to sneak up on the deer .The deer knew something was up but just couldn’t pin down what was wrong until it w...

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Saw this for sale the other day,kinda cool.Its a French Sidna rifle in 22lr .I have never seen one before

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Took my new Army Navy martini out for a woods walk today .This gun is a dream to carry

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You have my sympathy.I bought a 45acre property at a land tax and for the first few years or more had nothing but problems with it.A father ,son and grandson basically laid claim to the place and refused to believe I owned it and couple that with the fact the former owner who lost the land because h...

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Only when my wife is talking to me LOL

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I use to own another one years ago but foolishly sold it.I took this deer with that one and it too was in 45/60

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Had my Uberti 76 carbine in 45/60 out for a woods walk.I didn’t see anything but it was a fun day

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I got into muzzle loading and other BP guns because of his writings.A big loss to the to the firearms community

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I would have to take it out hunting as well.J.E.B. Stuart carried a one of these but his was a single barrelled carbine

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A couple more pics

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Yup uses a paper cartridge with a felt wad attached on the rear of the cartridge.Something like the monkey tail Westley Richards cartridge.Basically when fired the greased wad is forced through the bore by the second round greases and helps keep fouling down.Plus the wad helps seal the bore

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This would be fun to play with a 40 cal Calisher &Terry double rifle.It s for sale and I m finding it hard to resist

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I’m going to shoot conicals

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58 cal basically a sporterized rifle musket

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Just finished refurbishing this old girl and am going to take her out for a woods walk tomorrow.I always wanted one of these since I was a young fella reading about John Wooters hunting with his in the gun magazines back in the day

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I shoot 30/06 ,270, 45/70 etc no problem but I had a Sako Bavarian carbine in 308 that was unpleasant to shoot after a few rounds.It must of been the stock design because it wasn t a light weight gun despite being a carbine

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I also have this Browning miroku made 86

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I have one of the Miroku 95 carbines as well ,it s one of my favourite hunting guns

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I ll be taking out my Bernardelli Italia and my Greener GPout for birds and rabbits this year

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For this years season I ll be taking out these.Hopefully I ll get my buck using one of them.It s just too bad I can only use one at a time LOL

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Just get yourself a good dog and a parrot that way you ll have companionship and someone to talk to.Beats a wife most times

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As long as you kept your guns and money I think you got the better part of the deal(wives can be replaced if one really wants to LOL)It s hard when someone you have been with for so long to comes and to you and says I don t want to be with you anymore but there is little to do in those s cases but t...

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I have to agree about the story,while interesting it s not the same as if had been found in Teddy Roosevelt s attic or something similar.If I was bidding on that gun it would for me be all about the gun the crate and accessories but the story behind it would n t matter much

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I have this Browning 86 it s the closest I ll get to owning something like that winchester

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Nice looking gun but if I bought that my wife would be making two appointments one for a psychiatrist for me and a divorce lawyer for her

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I would have a hard time owning that and not shooting it

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Got the martini in the mail today here are some more pics

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