I’ve got two both decommissioned, one a webley .32 carried by my great grandfather during the boer war and ww1 the other is a .455 that was shaved and fead a steady diet of factory .45acp for years until I got ahold of it. Father used it as a kill gun in the slaughter house.
I was supposed to inherit an xp-100 in .221fireball from my old man down the road but current legislation makes that illegal here in Canada. I’m stuck with only a 422 smith an Wesson personally here and hoping the laws get changed so I don’t loose dads.
We’re not allowed to have fun like that in canadastan, although I do know of a 2” naval swivel gun that’s unspiked and forsale locally I’m really interested in.
Tom Orr from mountain men , I don’t even need to hunt anything with him I could just spend an evening around a campfire listening to his stories and be happy.
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I shoot a great deal more rimfire than I did before. My local range is just up the road so I shoot two or three evenings a week in the spring summer months. Where I used to shoot 80-100 rounds of rifle rounds a night I now usually shoot 20 rounds of rifle ammunition and spend the rest of the...
You make an excellent point and in all honesty you’re looking at it the proper way. I can’t speak for the rest of the gentleman on here but I’m just disappointed the I’ll never have the opportunity to shoot a teenage mutant ninja sheep.
I’m not arguing either just seems kind of arbitrary, aoudads are certainly non native and running loose on North America likewise hogs were once domesticated stock. If you’re worried about genetic mutant sheep being released to hunt pass a castration law on all specimens released. We’re not...
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