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ishawooa replied to Today I dropped my 3 screw Ruger Super Blackhawk. The right grip panel split into two pieces. Yes it was not loaded and yes if it had been there would have only been five .44 mag 300 grain loads in it. I've owned this revolver since 1988 and John Lin GunsI have checked most everywhere and the grip panels are somewhat a one off item for a custom maker to create. I prefer wood but a local grip maker wants... -
ishawooa replied to Thought you might want to see a current image of the now famous goose killer of Ontario.in Bird HuntingAs long as Honker and his Wing Master live the days of the meat hunter will flourish.Leave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to What would be your ideal mountain gun for bighorns, elk, and mule deer? Also is it made in 300 win mag.in RiflesI have used the same array of cartridges that Happy listed plus .338 Win Mag and 7 mm RUM. The last one with 168 Berger VLDs at 3200 fps has been my...Leave a comment:
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ishawooa started a topic Correction I bought the Super Blackhawk in 1968 when I turned 21 years old, not 1988 as stated in the original entry.in RiflesCorrection I bought the Super Blackhawk in 1968 when I turned 21 years old, not 1988 as stated in the original entry.
Correction I bought the Super Blackhawk in 1968 when I turned 21 years old, not 1988 as stated in the original entry. -
ishawooa started a topic Today I dropped my 3 screw Ruger Super Blackhawk. The right grip panel split into two pieces. Yes it was not loaded and yes if it had been there would have only been five .44 mag 300 grain loads in it. I've owned this revolver since 1988 and John Lin GunsToday I dropped my 3 screw Ruger Super Blackhawk. The right grip panel split into two pieces. Yes it was not loaded and yes if it had been there would have only been five .44 mag 300 grain loads in it. I've owned this revolver since 1988 and John L
Today I dropped my 3 screw Ruger Super Blackhawk. The right grip panel split into two pieces. Yes it was not loaded and yes if it had been there would... -
ishawooa replied to Has the .30 carbine cartridge ever spawned a wildcat cartridge? I wonder what it would be like with about 1/2" longer case?in RiflesThe Spitfire is the only one I remember. The M-1 carbine is such a fun gun to shoot. I have one left to me by my Dad which is a 1944 IBM plus another...Leave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to We had a beautiful win model 70 in 300 win mag crack thru the grip shooting it off a weighted led sled this past weekend. Can't see it in cell pics but all of us can clearly in sunlight. Has figured grain in wrist-grip area not straight. Is the problin RiflesI've never used a Lead Sled so can't comment on that piece. However, on wood stocked rifles I always want lots of figure in the stock with straight grain...Leave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to I want to do a european mount. I don't want to do the boiling because I don't think my stomach or my neighbours could handle the smell. I have heard a few alternatives that I have never tried but sound like they may be worth a try. Reviews also say nin OtherSome of the local taxidermists here in Wyoming have "bug boxes". If you don't want to do the euro mount yourself you might inquire around for...Leave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to I am 12 years old and am going deer hunting in November which caliber should I use.in Deer HuntingMy 13 year old daughter prefers a 7 mm-08 and is very proficient with it using 140 gr Berger VLDsLeave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to In your mind what is the most beautiful gun you have ever seen, whether online, in a magazine, or in the flesh. Mine would have to be a Winchester model 70 super grade.in GunsAny of the old Belgium Browning bolt actions whether Safari, Medallion, or Olympic grades, Mauser or Sako actions, but not the ones with salt cured w...Leave a comment:
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I had a new Nylon 66 back in the sixties but traded it off for some reason. Today in near new shape they are worth hundreds of dollars....Leave a comment:
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Linda Davis at Davis Trading Company, 16 Saddle String Drive, Cody 82414, 307-250-2421, will take care of you perfectly in every way at a very minimal...Leave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to Does anyone have a Lucid scope? Marketed from Riverton, WY and manufactured somewhere in Asia. I have never seen one but know a few people who think their quality is well worth the moderate cost. Maybe a Vortex wannabe but then there is nothing wrin GearWAM: I figured the same thing in that they must be associated with Brunton. What was the name of that cool sheath knife that used to be sold from Riverton?...Leave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to Does anyone have a Lucid scope? Marketed from Riverton, WY and manufactured somewhere in Asia. I have never seen one but know a few people who think their quality is well worth the moderate cost. Maybe a Vortex wannabe but then there is nothing wrin GearWAM: I figured the same thing in that they must be associated with Brunton. What was the name of that cool sheath knife that used to be sold from Riverton?...Leave a comment:
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ishawooa replied to Does anyone have a Lucid scope? Marketed from Riverton, WY and manufactured somewhere in Asia. I have never seen one but know a few people who think their quality is well worth the moderate cost. Maybe a Vortex wannabe but then there is nothing wrin GearYou should of contacted me when in Cody. The Wind River Canyon was closed earlier in the year due to a huge mud slide, I didn't go look at it but saw...Leave a comment:
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