Vaca shooting

[JaxMike01]

Wow, I had a great time in vacation in Ohio with my wife's family. Her brother is a big gun guy, reloading, casting, the whole thing. He is a big revolver guy as well, in fact he has many firearms and only one semi auto in the lot, a Ruger 45c 1911.
I brought three 9mm and he liked them all, especially a WWII era Walther P38 my father brought home from the war.
Some of the firearms he brought out, two 32 magnum S&W revolvers and a S&W Air Lite 44 magnum. That thing kicked like a mule.

He also brought out a 44 magnum Timber Wolf rifle that was awesome.

It was a great day of family and shooting, my wife even shot my S&W Shield 9 and SD9VE that she was afraid of at first.
Ohio farm land back yard shooting, probably went through 4-500 rounds. It was great.
God Bless America.


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[Inusuit]

The rifle in your picture appears to be Marlin 336, probably in .30-30? The .44 Magnum Timberwolf I'm familiar with is a pump action.

 

[JaxMike01]

The rifle in your picture appears to be Marlin 336, probably in .30-30? The .44 Magnum Timberwolf I'm familiar with is a pump action.

You are correct. Small thumbnail pics.

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[Watchdog]

I clicked on this thread thinking I was going to read about someone shooting wild vacas.

 

[swsig]

I clicked on this thread thinking I was going to read about someone shooting wild vacas.

I had the same thought. Vaca is Spanish for "cow", so the thread title didn't sound very sporting to me.

 

[Watchdog]

You are correct. Small thumbnail pics.

I like that Timberwolf! Wouldn't mind having one of those, though I'd have absolutely no use for it. And I've always had a fondness for straight stocked rifles.

 

[JaxMike01]

I had the same thought. Vaca is Spanish for "cow", so the thread title didn't sound very sporting to me.

Lol, sorry for any confusion. [emoji230]


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