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What's your favorite rifle??
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Love that Win. 94 in .44 Mag. Want one of those as well. I've heard through the grapevine that rifles firing straight walled pistol ammo will be legal to hunt deer with next year in Ohio. That being the case, the value of your .44 will surely grow when all the hunters start buying them for next season.
Ah.....if you should decide to sell it....don't forget me Wolf.....LOL
Ah.....if you should decide to sell it....don't forget me Wolf.....LOL
My current favorite rifle is Rock River ar that I bought at Berea show 2 years ago.Good price and good shape.That rifle shoots better than some of my deer guns.My second favorite is a Savage mod14 308. That rifle will shoot real well when I get the right load.I never paid much attention to those Henry rifles until I handled one at the gun club and I was highly impressed with them.I hope to have one soon.
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My husband has a pump shot gun, ranger by Winchester Model 120 12 Gage 2.5 & 3 inch shell 48 3/4 inches long sitting in the corner of the den. This is the room I am in if I am not cooking or cleaning lol. He said I should use this if someone should break in instead of my hand gun. I have never shot a shot gun and have no desire to break anything on my body lol. As far as I know my body did not come with a warranty and if it did since I turned 50 Friday the warranty is probably over. How hard is it to shoot one of these darn things? All I know about the thing is it is darn near as tall as I am lol.
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Get thee a Mosin 91/30 and feel the pain.....:lol:
As the saying goes it holds five but shoot an even number to reset your shoulder...:thumbs:
It has a kick...and a steel buttplate. But the ammo is even cheaper than a shotgun, the rifle is also cheaper.
You don't even have to put a bullet in it to stop a home invasion, the bayonet is 18 inches long and the whole thing can be used as a club.
Seriously. You should look into one. But as to the shotgun, keep it tight to shoulder, and squeeze. Don't worry about the bruising after a lot of rounds. Even the Mosin bruising goes away. :lol:
Set your feet lean a little into the shot but stay balanced and loose, use your upper body to take up the recoil. Stay squared to your target just act a little springy.
As the saying goes it holds five but shoot an even number to reset your shoulder...:thumbs:
It has a kick...and a steel buttplate. But the ammo is even cheaper than a shotgun, the rifle is also cheaper.
You don't even have to put a bullet in it to stop a home invasion, the bayonet is 18 inches long and the whole thing can be used as a club.
Seriously. You should look into one. But as to the shotgun, keep it tight to shoulder, and squeeze. Don't worry about the bruising after a lot of rounds. Even the Mosin bruising goes away. :lol:
Set your feet lean a little into the shot but stay balanced and loose, use your upper body to take up the recoil. Stay squared to your target just act a little springy.
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