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1967, Dad's old Winchester 30-30 the deer I took that morning and a proud hunter; me. The next year, it'd be an M14 and the jungles and rice paddies of Vietnam. I've never been deer hunting or any other type of hunting since other than hunting the two legged variety of animal. Just never could get excited over hunting like I did as a kid. Oh I still kill a mess of squirrels now and then for breakfast and I'll shoot a coon or coyote that's become a nuciance but I don't hunt for pleasure. Dano Tet survivor 68-69 Retired LEO 41 years NRA PATRON Life Member | |||
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Good luck ikor1. Remember you are there to help those in need and hang the dirt bags. Kevin | |||
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Looking for something else, I found this pic I forgot I had. Working news for KHOU Houston, early 80's, a little get together in the piney woods NE of town. Set the controls for the heart of the Sun. | |||
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Been on the forum for over 10 years. I remember the day this was posted. "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss" | |||
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I really like the look of the stock. Greatness is a journey... | |||
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I wasn't walking yet in 1984. Very cool picture Para. | |||
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I was a SSGT selectee, stationed in the SAR squadron in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, and shooting match grade Garands and M14s in High Power matches on Oahu. I always wondered what the look on ol 5-0s face would have been, (yup, that's where the term originated,) if they opened my trunk on the way to a match and found TEN military grade M14s and a couple cans of 308 ammo. LOL... "You can tell a lot about the character of a man, by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him." | |||
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That was the summer before going into 7th grade for me. The empty is less than a foot from the rifle and the bolt is already closed or nearly so! What a great pic! | |||
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