Guns of Buck Mountain Chateau |
Ruger 77-22 Mag |
Ruger 10-22 |
Italian black powder .44 caliber |
Springfield M6 Scout 22 hornet |
Lyman black powder rifle .50 cal patch & ball |
Mini-14 |
Rem 700 30-06 ADL Coyote and red fox |
Winchester sawed off 20 ga Legal despite what you think |
Knight Wolverine .50 cal black powder rifle |
Colt AR-15 Heavy barrel with Krieger-Milazzo trigger |
Desert Eagle .44 magnum semi auto Made in Israel |
870 Special Purpose 12 ga |
M1 Garand 30-06 Date of manufacture February 1942 |
John cleaning same pistol Enlarge photo & note hat |
Swedish 6.5 mauser manufactured 1898 Pristine condition. Has dropped numerous deer |
NEF 30-06 Handi-rifle |
Russian Mosin Nagant 7.62X54R Model M44 carbine manufactured 1945 with attached bayonet for sticking al-Quida pigs. |
NEF 12 gauge 3" Pardner model 28" BBL modified choke. Receiver swaps out a host of different barrels including rifle calibers...at super low prices |
Colt 10mm Delta Gold Cup 10mm is a legal big game round in Minnesota. I use a Hornady 200gr XTP bullet pumped to the max with 8.9 gr of Blue Dot Powder, unfortunately, I can't hit the broad side of a barn with a pistol. With a rifle yes...but for some reason not a pistol. |
Ruger .22 magnum |
Russian Mosin Nagant 7.62X54R Model 91/30 manufactured 1943 |
CS |
Rem 700 25-06 Sendero with bull barrel Col John Plaster sniper stock made by Choate topped off with a Schmidt & Bender 8x56 scope |
Rem 700 ADL 30-06 with Leupold VX-III 1.5-5X20mm scope This rifle is unique in some features. I dressed it in a H&S stock with a BDL floor plate and internal magazine. The scope has high rings to ease loading from the top. This gun is extremely accurate. The receiver was drilled and tapped for a scope base perfectly compared to all my other rifles, unfortunately, I am at the end of my reticle eye piece adjustment with my eyes. I've turned it out as far as it will go at this point. There is a remedy though, I'll send it in for a new recticle and get the heavy cross hair put in it. |
NEF 30-06 with original stock and Aimpoint scope I took the pistol grip Choate stock off (in above picture's) due to just not liking it. The original stock makes it feel so much more compact. It is a heavy little rifle though. Inside the stock is a solid square steel bar to help cut down on recoil. I'm currently shooting max loads of Sierra 220 grain RN through it and it is indeed kicking like a little mule. |
What I typically bring for a weekend When Chris is up alone he usually brings the same and lets loose with everything he has at night. There is an extremely funny story behind one of the late night volleys which I don't want to post on the www but will tell you in person if you ask me. Posting it would only embarrass a third party which I don't want to do, and no...it does not involve our good buddy Corky. |
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Marlin 30-30 with 1.5x5 Bushnell Scopechief |
My first deer rifle, unfortunately, I sold it to a friend cheap for his son. I was smart enough to keep the scope. Never sell firearms. This gun had a lot of memories and actually seemed to have less trouble killing than the 30-06 I replaced it with. I do remember it jamming open on me one time though with the lever down. Had to take it to a gun smith. For some reason I made a lot of heart shots with this gun on deer. This particular buck had a hawk sitting on the leg eating merrily away when I came back with the sled to haul it out He let me get very close before he flew off which I found unusual. |
Warning...this page contains pictures of dead animals |