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Orangeslice13

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So I picked up the 16ga bolt action shotgun that was my dads given too him by his dad. Cleaned it up and shot it yesterday. It was a hoot and a half.

So this is a thread for those of us who enjoy things that go bang.

Tag your friends and let’s talk about it.
 
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Think me and tge girls may shoot the pellet gun today. It doesn't bang much, but it's fun.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
So I picked up the 16ga bolt action shotgun that was my dads given too him by his dad. Cleaned it up and shot it yesterday. It was a hoot and a half.

So this is a thread for those of us who enjoy things that go bang.

Tag your friends and let’s talk about it.
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That's awesome.
 
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Haven't been in a long time. Hubby's old house was great place to shoot, but he doesn't own that property anymore.
 
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Man, I love to shoot my pistols. I also have a 22 rifle that my Grandfather used to squirrel hunt with. I have a 9-year-old grandson that is wanting to learn to shoot the rifle. I have way more guns than I need. I guess I will just pass them down to the Grandkids when I die. I wouldn't take anything for the 22 rifle.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
@82_VOL_83
@VolNExile (Because I don’t do threads without you)
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Haha ❤️

The only time I ever shot was when my cousin, a Honolulu police sergeant, took me to the range. I shot a Colt-something-or-other (crazy long barrel), a shotgun, and a rifle. Nailed the targets, especially with the handgun, and my cousin somewhat nervously stopped giving me brother-type crap.

I figured I would rest on my laurels at that point. 🤪 That was back in the mid-70’s.

I did consider taking up bird hunting after getting a Golden retriever, but after watching her through a few thunderstorms, I figured I’d have to do my own retrieving and wasn’t thrilled about that.

If anything, I’d love to take up fly fishing here in the mountains, once I strengthen my legs and back (balance.) Not much bang in that though, until I topple in the creek.
 
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Kel-tek pf9 my only handgun. I gave my sccy 9mm to my oldest when he set up residency in memphis. I have a slew of shotguns and a few rifles. Favorites are a model12 20ga Winchester pump that has been handed down over 3 or 4 generations. And an old .22 winchester model 56 bolt action target rifle
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
@malinoisvol
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You posting about your father's 16 gage brought back some memories for me. My Grandfather had a Winchester 30/30 lever action that I always wanted. I mean G_D I wanted that gun! However, I did wind up with his bolt action 22 rifle 40 years after his passing. I'm a happy camper!
 
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tnuhcvols said:
Kel-tek pf9 my only handgun. I gave my sccy 9mm to my oldest when he set up residency in memphis. I have a slew of shotguns and a few rifles. Favorites are a model12 20ga Winchester pump that has been handed down over 3 or 4 generations. And an old .22 winchester model 56 bolt action target rifle
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That’s freaking awesome
 
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malinoisvol said:
You posting about your father's 16 gage brought back some memories for me. My Grandfather had a Winchester 30/30 lever action that I always wanted. I mean G_D I wanted that gun! However, I did wind up with his bolt action 22 rifle 40 years after his passing. I'm a happy camper!
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I also recently got my grandfather’s 12ga. It’s a semi auto silver plated Remington. That’s from my mothers side. I have not got it shootable yet but I’ll post pictures tonight.
 
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malinoisvol said:
You posting about your father's 16 gage brought back some memories for me. My Grandfather had a Winchester 30/30 lever action that I always wanted. I mean G_D I wanted that gun! However, I did wind up with his bolt action 22 rifle 40 years after his passing. I'm a happy camper!
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When I was a kid we used to visit my dad’s oldest brother in Columbia Tn. a couple of times a year. He had a Colt .45 cap and ball pistol from around the Civil War era. I always admired it and he told me he would leave it to me in his will. When he passed away several years later we went for the funeral and I was inquiring about the pistol.
It had mysteriously disappeared. 😢
 
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