Big Game Hunters, Show Your Stuff

wascaptain

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i had a chance years back to buy a 3 barrel shot gun...it was a crack with two 20 gauge barrels and a .357 barrel on top.
i dont remember the make and model right off hand but the reason i passed on it, it seemed really short
 

dux

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i had a chance years back to buy a 3 barrel shot gun...it was a crack with two 20 gauge barrels and a .357 barrel on top.
i dont remember the make and model right off hand but the reason i passed on it, it seemed really short

And heavy I bet?
 

Sir Napsalot

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My drilling is surprisingly light, it uses Krupp "fluss stahl" barrels (drawn fluid steel) and is a 16ga with a 9.3X72R rifle. It's what's called a "guild gun" and was made in Austria. A friend of my Grandpa's named Walt Sauer brought it back from Germany at the end of WWII. My Grandpa also had a "vierling", which is a 4-barrelled shotgun. I don't know what happened to it, but it was highly engraved and gorgeous.

I have a small collection of "pre-Garcia" (pre-1972) SAKO rifles in .222Rem, .243Win, 25-06Rem, 7mm mag, and .30-06 calibers. They're all tack-drivers, but my favorites are my .222 (which was made in 1951 and is the first year for the .222Rem. caliber) and my .25-06Sako_display.JPG
 

dux

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I had a friend basically beg me to use his 25-06 years ago while deer hunting in WI. I was always a slug gun guy but he wanted me to be able to shoot 500 yards I guess? I looked at the cartridge and giggled! He assured me it was enough bang, and it was! I dropped a buck dead in his tracks!! A speedy cartridge that his hard.
 

Sir Napsalot

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I had a friend basically beg me to use his 25-06 years ago while deer hunting in WI. I was always a slug gun guy but he wanted me to be able to shoot 500 yards I guess? I looked at the cartridge and giggled! He assured me it was enough bang, and it was! I dropped a buck dead in his tracks!! A speedy cartridge that his hard.
It's a fantastic cartridge. I load for 3400fps with a 100gn. bullet
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
I'm a shot gun and archery guy,
what did you say?
The .25 bore uses bullets sized .257. The 6.5 family's bullets are sized .264. Due to choices in rifling twist and bullet weight, the 6.5 family has outstanding sectional density and long-range ballistics. It is the smallest bullet size I'd use for a 1000-yard gun (they make some wonderful 150-grain VLD bullets for that bore) ... and the biggest I'd be willing to use against my not very strong shoulder.
 

rollyouron

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havent seen a bigger buck in this thread that was shot by an rui member...guess that makes my pecker 12'' right now:twisted:

08 season rifle hunt. 30-06 from 100yards..buck wuz ruttn so he wuz more concerned with the two does he had with him ....
Whats he score?
 
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