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    1. Brickman301

      Budget 308 bolt rifle?

      This is another good option. Same with the Weatherby vanguard, which is made by Howa.
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      Suggestions for a low powered, large objective rifle scope?

      I’ve got a couple of really nice old steel tube scopes, that are in nice shape. They belonged to my wife’s great uncle. A few weavers and a few Lyman’s. I’d like to put one on a vintage rifle someday.
    3. Brickman301

      Budget 308 bolt rifle?

      I haven’t handled the new Ruger American, but the original and the Savage are both good rifles. The stocks aren’t the greatest on either rifle they feel cheap but the barrels are great.
    4. Brickman301

      MDS seems to be running slow today

      Yep. Definitely slow today
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      Suggestions for a low powered, large objective rifle scope?

      Not a prism scope, but I’m a fan of a fixed 4 power scope for close range deer hunting. I’ve taken many deer with a “fixed 4” from 20yards to about 125 yards, which covers most ranges deer are taken at in this area.
    6. Brickman301

      Suggestions for a low powered, large objective rifle scope?

      I have this scope on one of my rifles, and I am very happy with it. I’ve never had any problems seeing Deer in low light conditions. I also have a Nikon 2-7x32 on my slug gun. I know Nikon no longer makes scopes, but maybe you can find one that’s NOS? I honestly like my Nikon better than the...
    7. Brickman301

      2024 Spring Turkey Hunting Thread

      Yep, it definitely stinks. But you are absolutely correct, even with it not working out the we planned we still had a great morning together. Sure beats a day at work! Good luck, when you return.
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      2024 Spring Turkey Hunting Thread

      When out this morning with my son. At daybreak this morning we had 2 gobbling their heads off. They were roosting on a neighboring property. I was able to call one of the birds across the lane and up a steep hill towards us. My son was able to get a shot, but was off his mark this morning, and...
    9. Brickman301

      Marlin 1894 Classic .357 Magnum 18" 9rd Rifle, Walnut - $999.99

      I’ve handled 2 of them at a local gun shop. The fit and finish is excellent. I think Ruger is doing an excellent job. Not sure I’ll pick one up for myself anytime soon, as I’m pretty well covered with my lever actions.
    10. Brickman301

      2024 Spring Turkey Hunting Thread

      Yes he is. Hoping I can call him when the season starts!
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      2024 Spring Turkey Hunting Thread

      All I know is that the gobblers are getting hot. I’ve got a bunch of pictures on my trail cams, of multiple gobblers in full strut.
    12. Downsizing Collection

      Question by 'Brickman301' on classified ad 'Downsizing Collection'

      what is your location?
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      Looking for 8mm Mauser ammo

      This! This post also reminds me, I’m down to my last case of Yugo 8mm. :o It’s the best stuff I ever shot in my Hakim
    14. Brickman301

      2024 Spring Turkey Hunting Thread

      Yes, they are. The game laws are so different from Maryland's. Well, my fingers are crossed that it is windy May 4th. Lol
    15. Brickman301

      2024 Spring Turkey Hunting Thread

      You would be correct, there aren’t any big trees on this property. My brother and I bought this property last spring. It’s in Pennsylvania. it was clear cut 15 years ago or so. The good news is we are surrounded my mature woods. We do have 2small ponds, a few spring heads, and a few low spots...
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