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Hello from North Britain.
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Where abouts in Scotland friend?
Shot my last roe buck near Hawick.
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Shot my last roe buck near Hawick.
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Welcome aboard my friend.
Many members here with years of knowledge and experience.
Members from various parts of the world as well.
You’re definitely a welcomed addition to the forum my friend.
Looking forward to hearing more from you in the very near future.
Respectfully, Cowboy
Many members here with years of knowledge and experience.
Members from various parts of the world as well.
You’re definitely a welcomed addition to the forum my friend.
Looking forward to hearing more from you in the very near future.
Respectfully, Cowboy
Welcome to the forum.
Thomas
Thomas
Doc Ivory
45 Cal.
Welcome to a great forum!
Welcome to the forum from Western North Carolina, USA.
Crow-Feather
32 Cal.
Hello from Idaho, land of Yellowstone
Treestalker
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Welcome from Arkansaw, the Ozark Mountain part. Glad to have more members from the other side of the pond. Keep on smokin'! George.
Rudall
40 Cal
Welcome from the Deep South!
Was in Bewick upon Tweed two weeks ago
Welcome!
I have to own up, I would not dare put powder in my pieces. I would be mortified if I wrecked something that has survived so long. When my father acquired his London Navy in the 30s, he found it was still loaded. He put on fresh caps and unloaded it the quick way - down on the range.
In 1976 we sold all the firearms that needed a certificate as it was getting difficult keeping the police happy having a collection on their patch. An Iver Johnson could not be sold until it had been proved. It failed disastrously, no more Iver Johnson I was quite upset.
So, I research and preserve but no bangs or smoke.
In 1976 we sold all the firearms that needed a certificate as it was getting difficult keeping the police happy having a collection on their patch. An Iver Johnson could not be sold until it had been proved. It failed disastrously, no more Iver Johnson I was quite upset.
So, I research and preserve but no bangs or smoke.
Welcome from central Nebraska!
Welcome from Frost Bite, MN. Some of my ancestors were from Northumbria, Those that weren't hanged ( probably firearms related), came here in the early 19 th century. Our shared interests cover continents and the lapse of ages. I’m interested in hunting you may conduct there. Again, welcome.,
Auldjin, another greeting. Please feel free to give us a peek into your collection if so moved.
I am from NEW ENGLAND and it has ben a time sense I have heard a deer called a ROE BUCK. I have allays called them that. I used to hang around with the old hunters back in the 1950,s and that is how that they referred to he DEER, and I picked it up. and when I use that term people Shure give me a queer look. any one else call them that, and why.? just curious.
