u/MissingMichigan

I vote for the Silver Pigeon I, but I may be biased.

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1.5-5x20 is a perfect size for a 336, but the 2-7 is good, too. If you can, loom through both and see which you like more.

Oh, and Leupold is definitely the way to go.

Nice!

Just keep in mind it can take a while. I sent 3 Bucks in at the end of July. 2 needed warranty and 1 just the spa. I have a tracking number telling me they arrive back to me tomorrow.

No receipt necessary.

I have both. Polished does get scratched up quicker. Occasional use of Flitz polish helps with that.

The brushed will scratch, too, but you won't see it as easily.

Just remember that whatever you get, you can always send it in to Buck for the full spa treatment for $7 + shipping.

Tight as a drum.

Yes. The Mossberg 500 is a much better gun.

Like winto understands ratios and percentages.....

A: Buck sells sheaths for this knife. They are good quality and inexpensive.

B: For $7 + shipping you can send it to Buck for its spa service. They will sharpen it, polish it, and make any warranty repairs they deem necessary.

No other than I wanted to try my controls on the left side. Works the same.

Keep banging away, Sure Shot.

Smarter, too. I would vote for him before Trump.

True. Luckily, in my case, I have both.

You keep banging away at that 4x8 sheet of plywood you got out there "1100" yards. I'm sure you will impress someone.

Maybe next time give us an up close picture of your target. Preferably before you add 10 shots to the center with your 9mm from about 4 feet.

Have glasses and a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering. That should cover your glasses and physics requirements.

Yep. I agree. They ARE hitting somewhere near the target.

Yep. Sure as we can see, you are at least hitting somewhere around the target area.

30-30. Less than half the recoil of an '06.

That sure looks better than the Arby's Beef & Cheddar I just had did.

With your cooking skills (no one without great skills makes a Wellington like that) you would be a welcome addition at most deer camps.

Who downvotes a 117?

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Buck 117

I would not consider Aguilla to be "cheap." It's really good stuff. My CZ loves it.