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Old 07-18-2014, 09:40 PM
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Love the 1911 platform . Had Colt custom Shop do a couple for me. The bottom is a .45, the top is a early 90's Delta Gold Cup that Colt customized for me.Attachment 54272
Those are too nice, I'd be afraid to put a scratch on them. Mine are just out of the box shooters. Well I do kind of baby the 44mag. I've had it for at least 20 years and only pulled the trigger on it about 75 times.

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Love the 1911 platform . Had Colt custom Shop do a couple for me. The bottom is a .45, the top is a early 90's Delta Gold Cup that Colt customized for me.Attachment 54272
the 1911 is easily my favorite platform. heres a pic of my carry gun, its a taurus 1911 in 45acp. despite the bad press about taurus ive never had a bad experience with there firearms, my 1911 is plenty accurate and has functioned perfect for the last 15,000 rounds.
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We'll start with butt ugly. A friend needed money and I got this from him to help him out. When I got this single shot Walther .22 LR, it had a 3/4" tube scope on it and wouldn't keep the shots in a paper plate at 25 yards. I noticed the crown was a bit buggered so I took it down to my local gunshop and had my friend John look at it. He had a hand crowner but the pilot was too big. I made a smaller pilot for him and he cleaned up the crown.

What a difference a concentric chamfer made. It now holds dime size groups with standard velocity ammo at 25 yards. I put a 10X steel tube Weaver scope on it and it shoots great
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Wife and I both have have CCW. My choice is my Springfield XDS. Her choice is Elsie.image.jpg
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I love all you guys'es hand guns but I can't shoot them worth a darn ()

But my first love is black power and flintlocks. Sorry I don't have a pic right now without a deer in it so I will have to post later.

My Dad and I reload every center fire we own (222 to 7MM T&R mag).

But the funnest to shoot and what my GrandFather shot in competition is this 219 Donaldson.

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I like the old target scopes. This is a Marlin I had rebarelled to 17 Mach 2.
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I agree Tim, They aren't the greatest for clearity but it sure is a step back in time.
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102-D Wide tires,creeper,headlights--42inch deck and CW36 snow thrower.
1997-2086 Super with 3 point hitch and all the bells and whistles.
1961-PTE-"O", needs lots of work.
2072-Repowered with a ch18, Woods tractor.
149 with my Dad. 44" deck and QA36A.
#9-70 with weights and sleeve hitch.
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2015 Kubota BX 2670.
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I don't have a pic of it, but I'll throw an odd one in. I have a single shot H&R 22LR. It is by far, the most accurate rifle I have ever shot. The only time I ever missed with it, it was in the dark. Even hit a coyote at around 600yrds! Didn't kill it..... but made him dance and holler! Only paid $60 for the gun, and I bought it just to shoot at birds in the shop with. After I found out it was so accurate, never ran bird shot through it again!

On the other hand, had an old H&R 22LR revolver. It was the most inaccurate gun I ever owned. At 20 feet you had to aim 4" below whatever you were shooting at to hit it. Fixed sights. Never did find the distance at which it was accurate. I kept it hidden in my desk here at the shop. Recently, it was stolen. Only thing that came up missing. It might have been worth $75.
22 LR is just a tad light for yotes, but you put the fear of J-Mech in him
I also think that H&R revolver was a long, not long rifle. I have a H&R 22 long pistol with fixed sights and can't hit the broad side of a barn from the inside with it.
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Ruger #1s are real nice in any chamber, I like mine so much I named a dog after it... see if you can guess which one is 'Ruger'
Would Ruger be the one up front?
I also have a Ruger, black lab that goes well with the iron.
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Even hit a coyote at around 600yrds! Didn't kill it..... but made him dance and holler!
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600 yards on a deuce-deuce anything is amazing. I'm just off the top of my head here, but that round would drop about 4 feet at that distance. That's an impressive shot for sure. I can only dail my .22LR stuff into about 200 yards before calling it quits and stepping on up on in caliber! I have some friends that I would trust to 6-800yards, just maybe not with my at the helm!
I want to apologize. I hit the 6 instead of the 3 (number pad) and didn't catch it. Still an impressive shot, I agree. But I'm not sure that I could do it again. I will add, I was uphill from him, and I aimed quite a bit above him. It penetrated I'm sure, but couldn't reload before he ran away.


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How old was that H&R? are you sure it was .22 LR?

My H&R Trapper is .22 'Long'... not 'Long Rifle'... I wouldnt call it ACCURATE by no means but it has taken alot of gophers.
It was from the late 70's early 80's. H&R model 649 with a 7.5" barrel. Yes, I'm sure it was a LR, not just a long. You could get a .22 mag roller for it too.
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