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I would go with option #1. Leupold 6x scope with the LR reticle. Leupold bases and rings of course!

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Excellent report !!! Its on my Bucket List too.

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Good luck and.....pictures. Lots of pictures!

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Marvelous craftsmanship there Chuck! I'm wondering now...would a hunting knife with a grip/handle matching the six-shooter be too fancy a rig??? Hmmm...

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Prayers sent....return to the hills as soon as you are able!!!

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Prayers sent..

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Yep, that'll do nicely...

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Lunch on me in Omaha. Safe Journey...

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Congratulations!!!

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Very nice rifle Rusty....and with the story it becomes a gem of family history. Well done.

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Congrats on navigating the Market. Inquiring minds will desire a full reporting, complete with assorted pictures and related minutia.

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A Prayer offered on her behalf. Please keep us posted.

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That was exquisitely bad....................I love it!!!

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Chuck 100 yd wrote: This truck don`t even have a gas cap, just stick the fuel nozzle in the hole and pump and when you pull it out the tank seals itself up.

What hath God wrought???

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I forgot to mention that this one is a .41 Mag. Thinking about it...I likely put 2000 rounds thru it the first summer I had it. The powder I burned most in this is Blue Dot . It was different from all other powders in that, upon firing...the burst of color that emerged from the cylinder gap resemble...

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This is my first center fire handgun purchased new in 1985. It's also the first handgun I loaded ammunition for; with many pounds of powder going down the tube. These days, it has begun spraying gas back at me upon firing...and as I understand the eroded forcing cone is the culprit. Time for a trip ...

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37. You know how some people are afraid of heights...I'm afraid of widths.

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I have one with the 14" twist. 35 grains of IMR 4320, with either Hornady or Speer 87 grain bullets shoot extremely well. Winchester primer.

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That young fella has a promising future in Congress!!!

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Well done sir, a real trophy is earned. Had it come easy...what value then?

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Very nice Pontiac there! I can still remember the Texaco jingle I think;

You Can Trust Your Car, To The Man Who Wears The Star...The Big Red Texaco Star!!!

A full service station was a genuine part of the good old days.

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Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Excellent taste you have in the older ordnance, the accessories make it a really nice score too. Those early Remingtons are a marvelous display of craftsmanship.

Looking forward to the range report.

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Well done Ted; and outstanding marksmanship. I used to have a tent such as yours...is that a 16x20?

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That is some beautiful country there Marc. 30 years of adventuring there....you are a lucky man indeed! Have you ever pondered how many travelers from the past have also sought shelter in the same "window" you did?

Thank you for taking the time to share this journey.

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Yep, got one of those...my very first firearm. I purchased it from a classmate in the 8th grade, for 11 or 12 dollars I think. With Dads approval of course. Though I did not hear of it then...years later Dad mentioned that he caught some flack from Mom over that. Got my first Pheasant with it. First...

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I have a heavy barrel in 223 that shoots real well. The trigger could be better...but still does well from a solid bench rest. Before its first firing....I floated the forearm and installed an o ring under the forearm hanger. It probably was not necessary; but I was bored at the time. 200 Yards http...

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Very nice!!! A modern levergun with a scope is awesome. And you've got a classic one too.

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Mine wears a Leupold 2x7. It lives at 2 power, unless sighting in new ammunition. The wide field of view is a really nice feature of low magnification scopes.

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Get well soon Fred....and enjoy yourself!

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Very nice! Wood craftsmanship is the stuff!!

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After that adventure, pavement travel may seem rather bland. Your destination there looks beautiful!!!

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Excellent....

When you start shopping for a bigger boat, give this page a look.

http://www.paddling.net

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A well thought out, and excellent looking cart there.

When you guys start looking at Crossbows....give the Excalibur brand some thought.

http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/

They have an excellent forum there as well.

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My experience Don is limited to Canoe and Kayak, in rivers and streams...I've never owned a motor boat. Yet. If the reservoirs near you are regularly subject to windy conditions most of the year, you'll prefer a motor boat. If not...Canoe or Kayak will serve you well. There are two basic kinds of Ca...

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Adventurous exploring in beautiful country; with family and friends!!! You sir, are living the Dream. :wink: On another note, in my armchair travels via literature....I do recall Cross Lake being mentioned in some past reading. I can't place the book at the moment though. Looking forward to the rest...

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Wow! That sounds like an awesome trip, now I wanna go.....

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I got to "Ride" brakes on this B-29 during a maintenance run-up a few years back. http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a42/PaperPatch/B-29_overnighting.jpg A few years later, I rode this over Lake Tahoe....a beautiful view was had!!! http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a42/PaperPatch/S4010145.jpg

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I second that motion!!!

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Your Savage is indeed a unique item there. Could you share some additional photos and such with us? I'm particularly interested in how the 22 Benchrest shoots.

Have you hunted with it?

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Mathieu Amalric???

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I love these old ads....

From 1917

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Earl....Both Hornady and Speer 87 grain bullets shoot exceedingly well in my old 99. 35 grains of IMR 4320 is what I use.

Good luck

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This may be of interest here...

I photographed this copy of an advertisement from a 1920 issue of "The American Magazine".

Apologies for the sideways format; rotating it vertical shrinks the print size further.

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Awesome!!!!!

Keep those reports coming!

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Win 748 and 165 Hornady does very well for me.

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Over the years Kirk, your acumen for antiquities have been a pleasure to behold. Thank you for sharing them.

Looking forward to the range report.

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