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My son put ours on a small wagon and pulls it with a riding mower or 4 wheeler. Larry

Many years ago when our son was young we would go out in woods and fields and get a Cedar tree for Christmas. Instead of an axe we would take a shotgun and he would shoot the tree tree down. More fun than chopping with an axe. #4 shot works better than #8.

I have one and my great grandson and I enjoy shooting it and consider it money well spent. We have shot it thousands of times and think it's a great gun for shooting tin cans and dirt clods.

It's not that old Boars are tough. The meat stinks and taste worse than it smells. Larry

Hold the shirt by the seam that runs from the collar to the shoulder. The low side goes in front. Larry

Congratulations and that smile is great. Larry

I seed that.:D Larry

For how many weeks????? Larry

"Big mouth bass fishermen". Are they describing the fish or the fishermen? :D Larry

You brought back a memory. In the mid 60s I bought a like new S&W 1917 for $25. I don't remember what my selling price was but if I had it now it would that a big stack of $25. to catch it. Selling it was just one of the many young and dumb things I did. Larry

I also shoot Berettas. For my son I cut the stock and saved the piece and when he grew I used accuglass and put the piece back on. He complained and didn't like the way it looked. When I told him him he could buy a new stock he decided it looked ok. For my grandson I bought another stock...

I have found that good things ain't cheap and cheap things ain't good. My experience is if shooting several rounds of skeet a week the cheapest guns are Beretta or Browning O/Us. Either one will will shoot thousands of shells with no problems. A good example of a cheap gun lasting...