Well, I doubt that it's one of the ones you're thinking of but I have a BSA Martini match rifle with appropriate sights in my gun safe. I got it a few years ago for a project that I know will never come to fruition. If anyone is interested and has a FFL store to take delivery, shoot me a PM...
Probably ought to make it a Model 95, then. Fending off Grizzlies and potting moose for the winter's meat would make you want something significantly stouter than a 30-30. The SA would do for claim jumpers.
LOL. The greatest enemy of the American firearms business isn't the anti-gun people, it's the fact that old guns never wear out so there is no logical reason to buy new ones . . . unless you just like the fashion statement.:D
Me, too. It speaks to the small holder trying to keep the crows out of his corn and an occasional bunny or squirrel for the pot. The term 'poor but honest' comes to mind.
I can't speak to the question of Indian made bush jackets but the ones made by TAG Safari in Africa seem very nice. Certainly the price point is reasonable. My only quibble is that I prefer one without the belt but that's just personal preference.
My only regret is that I didn't move here thirty years ago. Think of all the geese I could have eaten in that time. Oh well, this fall is the first waterfowl season of the rest of my life! ;-)
Flinters are gorgeous to look at. Custom Kentucky's make me doff my hat in appreciation. Don't really want one but they sure are pretty. Kind of like Italian sports cars or thoroughbred horses.
Could never get into muzzle loaders. I owned one once but sold it after a single hunting season. It was a caplock, though, not a flinter. What used to set me seriously dreaming was breechloading BP rifles! Huge ol' long cartridge with a paper patched cast lead bullet? Man, I used to scheme...
I have recently acquired a drilling albeit in 7x56R and double 16 ga. I think it will come in handy this fall in woods where blacktail deer, elk and grouse share the same range and the same season. Living alone I don't have much for an entire elk carcass but do believe I could finish off a...
And it comes in the most affordable double rifles around. If you want to do Africa 'right' and carry a double without taking out a second mortgage on your house, the 9.3x74R is the winning ticket. Admittedly, I haven't got one of my own . . . yet.
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