@Tom Gresham I just saw your photo in a YouTube video! Go to the 3:14 mark.
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I think the 480 is a great cartridge per caliber! It'll be hard hitting out of a carbine!
Try ranger point precision, they should have your need. I think they're in the Houston area?
Thanks. I guess some folks don't mind theft of intellectual propery, which is what that is. I wonder how many of the other photos violate copyrights.
Probably stole all of them- the "channel" seems to take the format of "reviewing" things by posting a slideshow of photos that may or may not be what they are talking about…and by "talking about," I mean reading notes pulled from specification sheets and other reviews found online, rather than doing a hands on review themselves.
Thanks. I love photography. Started shooting pictures for my dad's books and magazine articles when I was 13. I did a lot of photography in outdoor and gun magazines for years.
Not a big deal on the unauthorized use of the photo. I'm past going after those guys. Not worth the emotional capital.
Don't worry. Be happy.
Even if you're not getting paid, he/they should at least give you credit!Thanks. I love photography. Started shooting pictures for my dad's books and magazine articles when I was 13. I did a lot of photography in outdoor and gun magazines for years.
Not a big deal on the unauthorized use of the photo. I'm past going after those guys. Not worth the emotional capital.
Don't worry. Be happy.
westexhunt
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When news of Ruger Marlin's started floating around I asked one of the local gun shops to put me on the list for the first one available. (We have 3 great local gun stores). Not long after that I got a call. Went and bought it (didn't realize at the time it was a Trapper, had been waiting on the SBL). Either way end result is perfect and I'm having a great time with it shooting subs and supers. I had purchased the Hybrid 46 in white several years earlier in anticipation of buying a stainless 45/70. My photo skills are lacking. Great photo to start the thread.
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The .500 Bushwhacker for me.
I like all sorts of guns but one of my all time favorites is the Winchester Model 71, .348 Win Cal. I picked this one up last year, born in 1948 and barely used, even came with 4-1/2 boxes of 70 year old brand new factory ammo:
