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Arkhangel5 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:11 pm Grats on the kill.

Approx weight?

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I'm guessing 110-120 on the hoof.

North Central Florida muzzle loader buck. Plenty of freezer meat for a start as I can harvest one more buck and three does this season. Now for the ambiance......butchering.

My latest is a Kimber K6S DASA GFO in 4.0". Handles 357 full power loads just fine Sweet single and double action

Confused Tom does a little two-step shuffle in front of my camera. I have it mounted about 16" above the ground and he wanders up at almost point blank range.

https://youtu.be/cv-ce36wfcA

S&W 19-3 that I had stripped of the original nickel finish that was flaking and had some slight pits. I sent it to Machovsky's Metal Life and the returned revolver now has an immaculate bright nickel finish. I found a great set of elk horn stag grips for the old/new girl and she's ready to go. h...

Shot this buck on our property yesterday from a treestand on the same trail as last years buck. Used my Marlin 45-70 GBL with Hornady 325 FTX. The rack is unique for an eight point. Apparently broke off part of the rack on the right side earlier in the year. https://i.imgur.com/LnpaBLq.jpg https://i...

My latest revolver (S&W 66 4.0" no dash) along with related gear. Picked it up from local retired law officer.

Not surprised. This new Python is a Python in name only. It supposedly uses a new lockwork that is easier to make, require no custom fitting and more robust than the original lockwork...another words cheaper to make . I'll hold on to my 1976 Python. I can't imagine CNC manufactured parts, although ...

Nice going! The freezer will be packed for sure.

Sorry about the double tap.