[RNettles]

 

[bunzo351]

Beautiful rifle; beautiful photo.

 

[Aszor]

Very Nice! Thanks for sharing.

 

[rman]

Sweet!

 

[Baldy]

Don't get no better than that.

 

[RNettles]

Thanks guys... I am taking it out next Saturday to meet the Ozarks backwoods... And I'll be taking my NM Blackhawk .357 on my side as my backup... I've seen the movie Deliverance... Hopefuly we'll see a big ol' 12 point Buck and not some haggled tooth hillbillies...

 

[rman]

Just remember to lay on your back come night time! At least you'll have firearms instead of bows.

 

[sheepdog]

Given the potfields and methlabs in the woods, I'd carry my rifle-a holster gun, and a hi-cap pistol concealed w/clips-if you run into a 2-legged squirrel or two-it might get long-winded-that P95 don't weigh much..............

 

[Baldy]

The only trouble with taking a new rifle in the field is it comes out all dinged and scratched up. Or mine always did. I get into the hunt and forget all about the rifle until I am back at the truck or at home. I always figured that's what I bought it for. They sure look good when they are all new and shinney.

 

[RNettles]

Not to worry... Mine spent the day on my shoulder... Maybe next year I'll get a "hunting ding" with all the excitement!

 

[peace]

Love those m77's. ultimately stocks can be refinished or replaced. Dings are part of the character of a gun.
just my peace

 

[Taurus_9mm]

That's one gorgeous rifle.