cactusjack

Years ago I was given a bag of geese decoys. Mostly Canadian and a couple snows. I've stored them, but never hunted with them. I think there are close to 25 total, some in better condition than others. If someone here wants them and would use them, send me a message telling me how you would use them. I will have my kids pick a winner..

Gone.

I have a 7.5in sbr in 223wylde. Great truck gun. The nice thing about shooting it is if the round doesn't hit your attacker, the fireball will burn their retinas out.

I haven't done it personally but I hear the streets of Chicago are the place to buy and sell guns. I use Gunbroker and CWT.

I spent the day yesterday with my uncle and rummage through his collection of lever guns. I ordered 2 boxes of ammo for his 38-55 . Next trip down we are having a lever only day. Yesterday I shot my 1892 25-20. I will take it next time along with my 32-20 and my 25-35. He has a 32spl and about 6 other crazy cool rifles I'm dying to shoot. I wish I would have filmed yesterday, but next trip I will. I just wanted to say, I love old lever guns. That is all.

I would like the Winchester ballistic tips. Or all if it isn't spoken for

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Smith & Wesson 44mag Mod

Spf.

I tried to send you a message, but your box must be full.

Prob a Ruger Hawkeye.

Correct, I never fired it. I dont know how many times the previous owner fired it, but probably not many. Who can afford to take a 44mag plinking? Not me. On a side note, no weapon sold is unfired. All are fired at the factory to make sure they shoot and do not blow up. Just sayin....

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Not currently wanting to sell them

The box I was thinking is 220s. Sorry

Where are you located

I will check when I get home today

Visited my uncle and went through his pawn shop. He showed me a bunch of rifles he has collected. There were a bunch of old Winchesters and military rifles. He showed me a Winchester 1892 in 25-20 that he said he was going to leave me in his will. I love old Winchesters, but I told him I hoped I didnt get it for another 20 years. My wife and I looked at lots of stuff for a couple of hours, then as we were getting ready to leave he called me over and said,"Many things I have been told I was going to inherit, somehow have been lost in the shuffle after the person passed on, so my wife told me to give the person the item I was planning on leaving them while I am still living. So here is your inheritance." It floored me. He gave me a box of 50 primed brass and bullets and the dies too. Im so excited to put in for javalina rifle. I have a HAM hunt this spring, so I will have to wait. I might plan a coyote trip and use it. Such a fun caliber.

I just doubled checked my serial number, mine is 1905. I love old lever actions. I have 2 1894's in built in 1898, one in 38-55 and one in 25-35. Im tempted to use the 38-55 on my coues hunt in unit 32. The only thing keeping me back is lack of ammo.

I put in for Spring Pig and my card was hit. I am going to use this bad boy. The 25-20 will hunt again. I can't wait.

not really a block wall, but....

LMT's are so yesterday. I'd rather have a Palmetto State Armory. That's quality. I'd offer you 500 and a Hi-point 9mm

This is how I ended up with a 300 Win Mag. Good luck

And the wait is over. I hope I get to hunt with it. It was made in 1898.