I'm sure we all have one.
"That" gun. It may not be pretty, or as light as we would like it to be. Maybe the caliber is on the edge what is considered effective (or overkill) for the game we chase with it sometimes.
It may have sentimental value and bring great memories in the field or maybe it just fits like is was made just for you and when you point it s**t dies, and dies quickly.
You know in your head that there are better choices, but "that" gun just keeps getting dragged around the hills.
Mine? There are two: a 1975 Browning B-78 in 25-06 that i bought for a project and then discovered it was a great shooter (despite 40 years of abuse by the original owner) and a 1986 M70 pushfeed in .338WM that was my Dad's that points crisply and loves 225Gr Barnes.
What are "those" guns in your safe that you just need to give field time to even though you may have better choices?
"That" gun. It may not be pretty, or as light as we would like it to be. Maybe the caliber is on the edge what is considered effective (or overkill) for the game we chase with it sometimes.
It may have sentimental value and bring great memories in the field or maybe it just fits like is was made just for you and when you point it s**t dies, and dies quickly.
You know in your head that there are better choices, but "that" gun just keeps getting dragged around the hills.
Mine? There are two: a 1975 Browning B-78 in 25-06 that i bought for a project and then discovered it was a great shooter (despite 40 years of abuse by the original owner) and a 1986 M70 pushfeed in .338WM that was my Dad's that points crisply and loves 225Gr Barnes.
What are "those" guns in your safe that you just need to give field time to even though you may have better choices?