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Edward J. Palumbo replied to A matter of interest to those who hunt with sidearms. See the first post.in Deer Huntinghttps://hubpages.com/sports/Preparation-for-Successful-Handgun-Hunting... -
There are cartridges that need no improvement, and the 6.5x55mm is one of them. I've been shooting rifles chambered for this cartridge since 1968, and...Leave a comment:
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If you're acquainted with an experienced individual who reloads, ask for help or guidance. Understand, there's more than one way to accomplish the objective,...Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to What is one thing that you wish you would have done before you reached the age of 25? (doesn't have to be hunting/fishing related)in OtherI'm 70 now, and I did get my baccalaureate when I was 50 (making me one of the oldest graduates of my class), but I would have been wiser if I'd gotten...Leave a comment:
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I was trained by WWII and Korea veterans, and their guidance among us in the early years of Viet Nam was invaluable beyond measure, because my buddies...Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to For whitetail deer and hogs how does the 6.5 Creedmoor compare to the 25-06?in HuntingThe 6.5 Creedmoor and .25-'06 should both serve you well. Best of luck in the field. I look forward to reading your report.Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to converstion with family about calibers and why I prefer my odd calibers. What's your take? See first postin GunsI have a Rem 600 in .222 Rem., and I'm very pleased with it. If I didn't have one, I'd spend $750 to purchase it!...Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to What is the name of the closest big box sports store to you and how far is it?in HuntingGentlemen, it's been an eventful summer! Happy to announce the birth of our first grandchild, a 7 lb 1 oz boy. Mother and child are doing fine. My son...Leave a comment:
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My carry piece, at this point in life, is a SIG P232 on .380 ACP, and I would not have recommended it 20 years ago but advances in bullet technology have...Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to I found a nice Filson Alaskan Guide shirt at a thrift store for $6.00. Is it worth keeping or should I sell it?in GearIf it fits and is in decent condition, keep it! Most of my Filson and Pendleton shirts will outlast me....Leave a comment:
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My dogs drag me around the area twice a day and I varmint hunt a few times a year. A back injury has proven more of an inconvenience that I expected,...Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to Sad day in the RH household. Jake our black lab went to the happy hunting ground today at 08:59. I was their with a hand on his head as the injection went in, he didn't die alone, but I left alone. At home I look over my shoulder expecting to see hiin HuntingLord knows, that is tough to lose a good dog. My dogs are mutts, pond hounds, but they're part of my family and I enjoy them. We've lost a two dogs to...Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to Growing up I was raised as an outdoorsman.I loved to hunt and I loved to fish more than anything.I remember my first fish was a rainbow trout caught on a buzz light year spin casting rod. I recently started working for an outfitter store. I cant realin FishingWhen I finished my first enlistment, I got a "responsible" job in the proof unit of a large bank and it was soul-draining, so I soon got another...Leave a comment:
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Edward J. Palumbo replied to What is the name of the closest big box sports store to you and how far is it?in HuntingWe have a relatively new Cabela's located 1.6 miles away, a Sportsmans Warehouse about 9 miles away, and my wife may ask for a search party (and a second...Leave a comment:
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I rely primarily on the .22-250 and the .223 for coyote control. I'd ask you to consider the Howa 1500 with heavy barrel (see photo), and the Weatherby...Leave a comment:
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