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- Scott Tschirhart
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Hunting guns.
Let’s see your hunting guns for the upcoming season!
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Re: Hunting guns.
My Deer Rifle
My Hog Rifle
My Elk Rifle
My Hog Rifle
My Elk Rifle
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Re: Hunting guns.
Jim, it's like you read my mind. i'll rummage around and see if my hunting gun has a digital facsimile...
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Re: Hunting guns.
Sadly, front and rear labrum surgery in 2 weeks gas poo poo'ed my entire season this year. But, I had planned to use my S&W 610 this year
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Re: Hunting guns.
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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This honor goes to my BB 94 .375 Winchester this year. Here it is a few days ago at the range. This one is top eject and I put a Williams FP receiver sight on because I can’t see irons very good anymore.
It will also get to hunt in the new Alternative Firearms season that is replacing our Muzzleloader Season.
JBowen
It will also get to hunt in the new Alternative Firearms season that is replacing our Muzzleloader Season.
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Re: Hunting guns.
These 3 will see woods time! I'm loving the 270Win, but hard to best my Mod 64 for hunting!
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Re: Hunting guns.
And the CZ 22lr is never a mistake. 2 hunts already, 2 squirrel meals!
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"Better drawdown Alvin!"
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Re: Hunting guns.
Some very nice firearms being shown here.
I reckon I'll primarily use my Winchester 92 44 Magnum for deer this year. I got it last year, but it went back for a couple issues and was gone during season.
I've not taken a deer with a handgun yet, though I've hunted some with my 44 Special Blackhawk. Last year I passed on a nice spike, and didn't have a chance the rest of the season.
I got this Marlin 1894 357 Magnum a little while back and might just use it a few days too. I'm going to change sights I think, so there is that, but just an evening of shooting. We'll see.
I reckon I'll primarily use my Winchester 92 44 Magnum for deer this year. I got it last year, but it went back for a couple issues and was gone during season.
I've not taken a deer with a handgun yet, though I've hunted some with my 44 Special Blackhawk. Last year I passed on a nice spike, and didn't have a chance the rest of the season.
I got this Marlin 1894 357 Magnum a little while back and might just use it a few days too. I'm going to change sights I think, so there is that, but just an evening of shooting. We'll see.
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What caliber is your 1895? Very nice combo.Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Sep 07, 2024 1:21 pm Let’s see your hunting guns for the upcoming season!
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Re: Hunting guns.
Probably these will make an appearance. I haven't been using my old original Winchesters as much for hunting the last few years, but anything is possible.
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Nice. The bolt gun on case is mighty classy.
Is that bottom gun on the rack the 64 of which you speak? I thought that 64s all had pistol grips.
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Savage 99, 375 Winchester
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Re: Hunting guns.
Russian 16 gauge.
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Re: Hunting guns.
I sure like exposed hammers on a double gun.
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this Marlin rebored/chambered to .356 Win
the 444 Marlin ..
and/orthe 444 Marlin ..
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The bottom one. It's a 1971 NRA Centennial Model, which also in 72 & 73 were Mod 64a. It's for sure became my favorite rifle!LeverGunner wrote: ↑Sat Sep 07, 2024 10:01 pmNice. The bolt gun on case is mighty classy.
Is that bottom gun on the rack the 64 of which you speak? I thought that 64s all had pistol grips.
I had wanted an original pre64 Mod 64 most my life. When this came about I jumped on it, sure glad I did. It's just an outstanding rifle in every way for me hunting only in these mountains, and was already a 30wcf devout! Here it is with my deer Nov 2023.
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Very nice. What caliber for the 95, and what make and caliber for the international stocked bolt gun?
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Let’s see the Mannlicher Schoenauer MC 6.5x54 MS with an older Leupold Vari XII 4-12 on top
. Think I have nine different bullets I wanna try this season . My Mannlicher Schoenauer MC 7x57 with handloaded Nosler 140 BT or Hornady 139 SST’s . . My Parker DH 8 gauge with vintage factory load of 0 buck was loaded in the 30’s supposedly with a backup handload of buck in the left barrel in case the factory fails to ignite . . The second of a pair of Parker EH 10 gauge 28” guns choked cylinder and lite full . It’ll have a home cast slug or punkin ball in the right barrel and vintage 0 buck in the left barrel . . And finally a Remington 700 BDL stainless synthetic that was 300 WSM and I rebarreled to 6.5 Sherman Short Magnum . The case was based on the Remington SAUM case sides straightened a bit , given an Ackley shoulder and necked down . Velocity achieved with this thing was almost 200 FPS faster than the 6.5 PRC I had shooting over my Chrony with same weight projectiles . I’ve already killed a deer using it with a Hornady 143 E-LDX and have three other bullets I wanna give a try in the rifle . Sorry to say no pics on my phone of that one . Of course during ML I’ll be using the Remington 700 Ultimate ML 50 cal with Hornady 250 rubber tipped .450” pushed with 64.5 grains of H4198 .You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: Hunting guns.
If, and it's a big IF I go, there'll be room for:
which still needs to be tuned for 200 yards and 1st taste, plus I can hardly leave behind my favorite
and probably this one... although it has already taken a coyote this year
But... it's still a huge "if" I can catch up on truck repairs to go. Nothing major... just seems like a grand here, 2K for that or 4K for these other things... none of which seem to crop up when I'm home and can do the repairs myself...You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: Hunting guns.
Very nice everyone! Looks like there’s quite a bit of variety here (except for Jim).
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I can only imagine, but it must be hard to change after success.Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2024 6:35 amVery nice everyone! Looks like there’s quite a bit of variety here (except for Jim).
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Re: Hunting guns.
I recognize Bowen’s work and I’m a little jealous.
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I just wish I was better about this. Jim actually has the right idea.Griff wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2024 6:42 amI can only imagine, but it must be hard to change after success.Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2024 6:35 amVery nice everyone! Looks like there’s quite a bit of variety here (except for Jim).
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Re: Hunting guns.
I sure envy you guys, and wish you productive seasons. Haven't hunted in several years now. Very strange, as I started hunting as a kid. Plan to resume it when I move back to New Mexico: quail and elk.
Re: Hunting guns.
Winchester Crazy Horse 38/55
or..
OM 41 Mag
or..
OM 41 Mag
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Re: Hunting guns.
If i am to take any game this year, let it be with a levergun -- pictured is my 45 Colt SRC, but my 30/30 looks almost exactly the same since they are both AE model 94's
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The 35 Remington (Marlin 336) is needing a turn, but I always default to a 44 Mag (Marlin 1894, scoped Ruger 96/44 dawn/dusk, or Ruger 77/44 rain/snow) at some point too.
We have an extended crop-damage permit thing this year so can start hunting Sept 14 through January, and that will be odd.
I might even use something 'different' like an AR in 300 Blackout or 50 Beowulf, just cuz I can...
https://buckmasters.com/Hunting/Hunting ... er-hunters
Still illegal here to use a 444 Marlin which seems so silly...
The 35 Remington (Marlin 336) is needing a turn, but I always default to a 44 Mag (Marlin 1894, scoped Ruger 96/44 dawn/dusk, or Ruger 77/44 rain/snow) at some point too.
We have an extended crop-damage permit thing this year so can start hunting Sept 14 through January, and that will be odd.
I might even use something 'different' like an AR in 300 Blackout or 50 Beowulf, just cuz I can...
https://buckmasters.com/Hunting/Hunting ... er-hunters
Still illegal here to use a 444 Marlin which seems so silly...
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Re: Hunting guns.
Next time I go hunting this is it. Set up by a gunsmith for 45 Super >Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Sep 07, 2024 1:21 pm Let’s see your hunting guns for the upcoming season!
And this is the ammo assortment >
The 255 penetrated thru 64 inches of gel, a measure of momentum.
And this is the function test with 240 Ball >
It'll Do - - -
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Re: Hunting guns.
No doubt!!!!
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I am going to try and shoot a doe with my Skeeter load in my short .44 Special this year.
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Re: Hunting guns.
I ll be taking out my Bernardelli Italia and my Greener GPout for birds and rabbits this year
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Beautiful gun, birds, and photography. What kind of birds are those? We don't have any grouse around here, occasionally we have quail, but have fallen off quite a bit since I was a kid.
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Re: Hunting guns.
Now that I'm back out and surround by farmland, if I get the chance I'll try and connect with a white tail and my .38-55. The Bowen .44 always goes along, though not entirely legal in OH to carry two firearms during deer season.
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Re: Hunting guns.
These are my normal meat collectors.
An AR-10 for larger longer distance targets. A Styer Model 69 (without the 6-power Kahe scope mounted). I have never had to fire more than one round on a live target with this. My Older ported 45-70 Gude Gun my nephew pick out before he was KIA. My LARGE or Dangerous game Co-Pilot WW.457.
An AR-10 for larger longer distance targets. A Styer Model 69 (without the 6-power Kahe scope mounted). I have never had to fire more than one round on a live target with this. My Older ported 45-70 Gude Gun my nephew pick out before he was KIA. My LARGE or Dangerous game Co-Pilot WW.457.
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Re: Hunting guns.
Looks like you have all the bases covered.
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Re: Hunting guns.
The 95 is 405 and the other is a international stocked Winchester 54 in 30-06. Sorry for the late reply. Been away a couple days.
Re: Hunting guns.
Rem 03A3, Sig Cross in 6.5 Creedmoor, Tikka 30-06, and Marlin 45-70.
I got them all sighted in last week. The 03A3 was hitting steel out to 500 yards. The rest are all sub moa with the Sig punching three 3 shot groups too tight to measure! One hole! I got it for antelope but didn't draw.....but I have three elk tags
I got them all sighted in last week. The 03A3 was hitting steel out to 500 yards. The rest are all sub moa with the Sig punching three 3 shot groups too tight to measure! One hole! I got it for antelope but didn't draw.....but I have three elk tags
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Re: Hunting guns.
My first centerfire rifle was/ is a Remington 03A3. Five hundred yard targets weren't hard to do with that rifle. Can't see as well I used to, but if I concentrate on what I'm doing, I can still pull it off.
One of my favorite hunting rifles is my grandfather's custom 03 and I have two others that were also turned into sporters.
Good stuff!
jb
One of my favorite hunting rifles is my grandfather's custom 03 and I have two others that were also turned into sporters.
Good stuff!
jb
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Re: Hunting guns.
LeverGunner wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2024 5:10 pmBeautiful gun, birds, and photography. What kind of birds are those? We don't have any grouse around here, occasionally we have quail, but have fallen off quite a bit since I was a kid.
Ruffed Grouse. I’ve even busting a bunch this fall, both Ruffed and Blues…
Re: Hunting guns.
That tastefully posed foto of the sharps reminds of mister keith's writings.....
I think that is his brother to his right with the family .25-35.
I think that is his brother to his right with the family .25-35.
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Looks a mite chilly.