Lever Action Love...

[Randy F]

I posted this in another thread but it surely belongs in one called “Lever action love”.

Filled the freezer with three does with my 1936 Winchester 71 this fall. (Overpopulated area). The .348 certainly shortens tracking a dragging distances. No meat ruined and really fun to use.

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

I posted this in another thread but it surely belongs in one called “Lever action love”.

Filled the freezer with three does with my 1936 Winchester 71 this fall. (Overpopulated area). The .348 certainly shortens tracking a dragging distances. No meat ruined and really fun to use.

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@Randy F
Time to go the next step mate and get a Winchester 88 or BLR in 358. Not a classic but good cartridge.
Bob

 

[Randy F]

@Randy F
Time to go the next step mate and get a Winchester 88 or BLR in 358. Not a classic but good cartridge.
Bob

Not a lever, but considering a Winchester 1907 I’ve come across. Built in 1908 and Chambered in .351. Still not sure. I’ll never get back to Africa if I keep buying these gems.

 

[CJW]

@Randy F
Time to go the next step mate and get a Winchester 88 or BLR in 358. Not a classic but good cartridge.
Bob

A BLR in 358 recently sold on another forum. Oh how I wanted it.

 

[CJW]

I posted this in another thread but it surely belongs in one called “Lever action love”.

Filled the freezer with three does with my 1936 Winchester 71 this fall. (Overpopulated area). The .348 certainly shortens tracking a dragging distances. No meat ruined and really fun to use.

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I don't know which I'm more jealous of, the rifle or hunting an area of WI overpopulated with deer. That must be a great feeling to knock down a deer with an open sight LA. Nice job.

 

[Randy F]

I don't know which I'm more jealous of, the rifle or hunting an area of WI overpopulated with deer. That must be a great feeling to knock down a deer with an open sight LA. Nice job.

Thanks. I never forget how fortunate I am to be able to hunt these areas. And I completely agree with the thrill of open sights on deer. My vision isn’t getting any better so that peep sight made it easy. Regular open sights I struggle with.

I also finished up in that same area with an ok buck on the last day of muzzle loader season. Freezer full!

 

[Scrumbag]

Do my best. Just picked up some N105 for the Hog. Need to find some Lil'gun for the VRG3

Finally got some Peregrine 180gr Hogs loaded up. Hoping Santa might be kind and bring a Scrumbag a chrony…

 

[7x57Joe]

Finally got some Peregrine 180gr Hogs loaded up. Hoping Santa might be kind and bring a Scrumbag a chrony…

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Should put a thumping on them!

 

[Scrumbag]

Should put a thumping on them!

Thanks, let’s hope so!

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

Finally got some Peregrine 180gr Hogs loaded up. Hoping Santa might be kind and bring a Scrumbag a chrony…

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@Scrumbag
Scrummy I've been told you have been a bad,bad boy so Santa is bringing you diddly squat.
I know the miserable fat bastard in red isn't stopping at my house because I've put a parking metre on the chimney. That'll stuff him up.
Bob

 

[Scrumbag]

@Scrumbag
Scrummy I've been told you have been a bad,bad boy so Santa is bringing you diddly squat.
I know the miserable fat bastard in red isn't stopping at my house because I've put a parking metre on the chimney. That'll stuff him up.
Bob

It's probably true.

Scrummy

 

[Scrumbag]

Well folks,

Seems like the Peregrine hogs shoot:

50yds - 0.9" group

 

[krish]

A BLR in 358 recently sold on another forum. Oh how I wanted it.

If you are in us and you want a BLR 358 WINCHESTER I can make it happen. I have one avas ilable.
Krish

 

[CJW]

If you are in us and you want a BLR 358 WINCHESTER I can make it happen. I have one avas ilable.
Krish

I certainly want one but can't justify it. Thanks anyway.