Gun Nuts Still in Here? Ruger Mark 3 or Browning Buckmark?
- LsFarm
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I just HAD to add a few pics to the list. I did a quick rummage through the closets, [forgot under the beds], the shelves in the reloading room and the corners of the reloading room
As you can see, I'm 'into' long guns, with scopes mostly. I prefer Remington 700's or variations of them. I do a lot of my own smithing and tuning. Triggers, bedding, stock swaps, scope installs etc. Most are .22 or .243 cal, a few 6.5mm and .30. Several .223, 22-250, 243win, several are 'Ackley Improved' chambers too.
Most of my handguns are ones that 'just came my way'. Two or three I wanted and purchased. My favorite from a quality standpoint is the Stainless Colt Python .357. My carry gun is the S&W model 59, or the Colt .45 model 1911. The others are 'collectable' guns. I forgot several, one I can think of is my Beretta 22Longrifle Model 70, a VERY nice pistol.
I've always wanted a .22LR revolver to carry around the farm, but haven't aquired a rough one to carry around yet.
I used to have more control of my time and schedule [and income] with my previous [salary] job. So I used to go to Wyoming in late May or early June for a Coyote and PrarieDog shoot. Quite a pilgramage. But a lot of fun. I usually shot 1500-2500 rounds over 3-5 days, depending on weather. Ranges usually 100-500 yds. Out west I had several pastures that I shot out to 1500yds. VERY hard to hit anything out that far. Wind, mirage, minor load variations etc become 6'-12' errors out that far.
I have plenty of farmyard ground hogs that try to move in, they suffer from highspeed lead poisoning pretty quick. My biggest problem right now is a da*n red squirel that has found a way into the crawl spaces under the house and is chewing on everything. I've tried traps, poison, and have managed to shoot at least two, but I'm pretty sure I still have one in the crawl.. Rats with furry tails, and smart too!!
Greg L
As you can see, I'm 'into' long guns, with scopes mostly. I prefer Remington 700's or variations of them. I do a lot of my own smithing and tuning. Triggers, bedding, stock swaps, scope installs etc. Most are .22 or .243 cal, a few 6.5mm and .30. Several .223, 22-250, 243win, several are 'Ackley Improved' chambers too.
Most of my handguns are ones that 'just came my way'. Two or three I wanted and purchased. My favorite from a quality standpoint is the Stainless Colt Python .357. My carry gun is the S&W model 59, or the Colt .45 model 1911. The others are 'collectable' guns. I forgot several, one I can think of is my Beretta 22Longrifle Model 70, a VERY nice pistol.
I've always wanted a .22LR revolver to carry around the farm, but haven't aquired a rough one to carry around yet.
I used to have more control of my time and schedule [and income] with my previous [salary] job. So I used to go to Wyoming in late May or early June for a Coyote and PrarieDog shoot. Quite a pilgramage. But a lot of fun. I usually shot 1500-2500 rounds over 3-5 days, depending on weather. Ranges usually 100-500 yds. Out west I had several pastures that I shot out to 1500yds. VERY hard to hit anything out that far. Wind, mirage, minor load variations etc become 6'-12' errors out that far.
I have plenty of farmyard ground hogs that try to move in, they suffer from highspeed lead poisoning pretty quick. My biggest problem right now is a da*n red squirel that has found a way into the crawl spaces under the house and is chewing on everything. I've tried traps, poison, and have managed to shoot at least two, but I'm pretty sure I still have one in the crawl.. Rats with furry tails, and smart too!!
Greg L
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- Ed.A
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Ohhhhhh, "Jim"( Cheapheat) I wish I knew WTF you were doing wrong kid, now your killing me.
LS, real nice selection as well. I'll bet the varmints are well advised to be nervous around your land.
LS, real nice selection as well. I'll bet the varmints are well advised to be nervous around your land.
- Ed.A
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Certainly there is no hunting like the hunting of man and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never really care for anything else thereafter.
- Gary in Pennsylvania
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OK. I'm done being a big baby! I won't reduce my pic file size (too stubborn to know how), but I did move these ten to Photobucket. Many are former family members, some are current.
I wish I had all my CZ's back.....
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... straL1.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... edrawn.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /CZ100.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /MakLS.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /MakRS.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... GPF330.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... Family.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... ngle-1.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /CZ-83.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... Z-75BD.jpg
My cash flow has slowed a bit. So I haven't aquired anything new recently.
I wish I had all my CZ's back.....
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... straL1.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... edrawn.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /CZ100.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /MakLS.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /MakRS.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... GPF330.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... Family.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... ngle-1.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... /CZ-83.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a381/garyinpenn ... Z-75BD.jpg
My cash flow has slowed a bit. So I haven't aquired anything new recently.
- Gary in Pennsylvania
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Ed....Huh?
When did who leave what?
When did who leave what?
- Ed.A
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My bad.....you must remember I live in the land of make believe...we have no deer hits, we live where wildlife lives in harmony with humans, interaction is unheard of.Gary in Pennsylvania wrote:Ed....Huh?
When did who leave what?
- Gary in Pennsylvania
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LOL! I just figured Ed.A was enjoying a few scotches whilst sittin' in front of the ole coal burner! The scotch may have been real.....but alas no fire yet in the stove - cold weather is comin' tho!bksaun wrote:Ed.A are you smoking Crack? [-X
BK
I prefer a good single malt scotch m'self!
- Ed.A
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Actually it was potato sqeezins....but I digress...back to bed.Gary in Pennsylvania wrote:LOL! I just figured Ed.A was enjoying a few scotches whilst sittin' in front of the ole coal burner! The scotch may have been real.....but alas no fire yet in the stove - cold weather is comin' tho!bksaun wrote:Ed.A are you smoking Crack? [-X
BK
I prefer a good single malt scotch m'self!
- Gary in Pennsylvania
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Tee Hee!!!Ed.A wrote:
Actually it was potato sqeezins....but I digress...back to bed.
Thats like when my wife suggests that I shouldn't drink on an empty stomach....
And then I reassure her to not worry....I was only gonna have a healthy portion of distilled potatos!
Been there. Done that!
I was thinking about the pictures Ive been trying to post and am gonna give it another try now with smaller size photos of my favorite race gun.... If I get it to work certainly more gun photos (metallic cartridgeand potato) will follow. Jim
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Here's my only one-S & W Model 19 (.357). Love it!