highgrit":2yni353s said:Back when I shot Deer with a nuisance and predation permit, in Ga. and Al. I started with a 10-22 and it worked real well. Use to clean it with starting fluid, and oil it with W-D 40. Never any problems with the gun, but you were not allowed to remove the deer from the fields. Somethings make no sense and never will.
Calman":1nlv6p5u said:highgrit":1nlv6p5u said:Back when I shot Deer with a nuisance and predation permit, in Ga. and Al. I started with a 10-22 and it worked real well. Use to clean it with starting fluid, and oil it with W-D 40. Never any problems with the gun, but you were not allowed to remove the deer from the fields. Somethings make no sense and never will.
I cant ever remember shooting a deer that I or someone else didn't eat.
Cal
I did once. Shot at the edge of a lava bed and it ducked around an upcropping. We spent 3 days looking for it and never even saw a buzzard. The next year one of the cowboys said they had found the deer. It had run around the outcropping and fallen into a 20 plus foot deep cravasse in the lava. They found it only by the smell and the coyotes hanging around that couldn;t get to it.Caustic Burno":o35t5hs3 said:I am with you Cal if I shot it we were going to eat it.
pdfangus":1km6b9eg said:I have 22 bolt action that I got as a kid for Christmas and the name stamped on the barrel is sears roebuck. that christmas was at least 50 years ago.
I have no idea who actually made it. It is the only 22 rifle I have ever needed. shoots sweet.
TexasBred":jbsmo40r said:pdfangus":jbsmo40r said:I have 22 bolt action that I got as a kid for Christmas and the name stamped on the barrel is sears roebuck. that christmas was at least 50 years ago.
I have no idea who actually made it. It is the only 22 rifle I have ever needed. shoots sweet.
Jim see if you can find your gun on this link.
http://www.gun-data.com/sears_roebuck_guns.html
:clap: :wave:cowsrus":17z2crpb said:Remington " Nylon 66 " 22LR