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Greeting from the center of the British Empire, Asquith Saskatchewan.
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<blockquote data-quote="TCAPROHNTR" data-source="post: 441854" data-attributes="member: 28144"><p>Lord Asquith determined that our little town of Asquith was the geographic center of the Briish Empire at the begining of the 20th century. This may or may not be so however one undisputed fact is the we are the center of some of the greatest white tale hunting anywhere. The world record Hanson buck was taken about 10 miles from here. I have been hunting for over 50 yrs. and still get out regularly with my son.</p><p> </p><p> I am considering rechambering my 270 win. Prohntr to 270 wetherby, does anybody have any experience with this conversion?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TCAPROHNTR, post: 441854, member: 28144"] Lord Asquith determined that our little town of Asquith was the geographic center of the Briish Empire at the begining of the 20th century. This may or may not be so however one undisputed fact is the we are the center of some of the greatest white tale hunting anywhere. The world record Hanson buck was taken about 10 miles from here. I have been hunting for over 50 yrs. and still get out regularly with my son. I am considering rechambering my 270 win. Prohntr to 270 wetherby, does anybody have any experience with this conversion? [/QUOTE]
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