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I hunted with large caliber Jager length barrels for years trying most calibers up to .69. I had good eyes back then , and could see sights well. About 20 yrs. back , my favorite caliber for Pa. deer was .62. I quit using short barrel Jager length rifles due to eye problems , couldn't see...

New name in Pa . is Pa. Blame Commission. Marcellis gas drilling has left the Commission flush w/ money. Some say to the detriment of hunter/ Blame Commission relations. Seems now that the Commission doesn't need hunting license money as bad as before Drilling funds , there might be less...

In my early years learning curve , I was shooting scratch built rifle w/ a round bottom groove Getz barrel in .50 cal. .In the early 1970's I was on my own as far as experience with almost no help when I got stuck w/a problem. I had some patch cutting issues , but was told to shoot the...

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Welcome from North Central Pa.

In the early 1970's , these shotguns were still to be found . I owned a nice 20 ga. just like it. Paid $100 for it , just to study it. Sold it at a m/l shoot for a little profit , but I got from it what I wanted.

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Very nice

Too amazing for an old guy like me to own. Looks like the rattles actually work.

Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from N.C. Pa..

What keeps me shooting m/loaders? My dear old Dad put a gun in my hands at six yrs. of age. He taught me how to cast the lead bullets for the old 32-20 , since there was no ammo for it. That was hard times in the coal regions , but we kept shootin'. By 1972 , modern guns became somewhat...

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I just get no pleasure from modern guns any longer. Too expensive , too high recoil , you fire one shot , it becomes boring quickly. I can take any of my safe queens and shoot a group at 200 yds. , boring. Though I have little time just now to build or shoot m/l guns , old and sick , I still...

Welcome from Pa..

Welcome from Pa.

If you want to read about flintlock guns against Indian arrows , read Lewis Wetzel's history. That'll fil ya in on some real life 18th century action.