The newest edition to the Cleveland gun rack. I just hope he gets along with his brothers! And I’m feeling the need to add to the family.
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And I bet you bought it at Wal-Mart, after waiting for the guy with chewing tobacco in his beard to pay for his shotgun shells with coins.
I really wish that your scenario was true. Alas, it was not as I got it from a gun dealer.
Love it. Bolt action=lower failure rate in the field. What caliber? .308 is nice (the rest in this model are basically for varmints). I still have a deep man love for .30-06. Less drop than the .308.
.204. I already have a 270 Venture without all the camo, so thought a piece for smaller targets would diversify that part of my rack. The accuracy of these rifles is stellar, btw, esp for the price.
I hear you on the man love. When I got the 270, I wanted the .30-06 but couldn’t get it for the same deal. It is on the list!
What, no “sisters” in the family??
How about “family members” instead of “brothers” to be gender neutral and PC?!
Sweet. Very Sweet. I tend toward peep sites and heavier calibers, however. Love my .300 WinMag, and my .45-70. Are we shooting reloads, or tailor-mades?
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