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Thread: The Marlin .30-30 knocks em down

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    That's a nice buck, and a nice rifle! I'm a big fan of the .35 Remington cartridge in lever guns.

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    My first buck

    I shot my first buck at 13 with a 30-30 Grandpa gave me.

    It was a Winchester Model 64 with a 24" barrel. The deer was a 180 pound 2 point (4 pt to White Tail hunters) Mule Deer.

    We paced the shot at about 75 yards. The 150 grain Core-lokt bullet worked beautifully. As Grandpa said it, "it looked like the shot cut its legs off".

    I the rare year that I go deer hunting, I still carry that open sight "antique". It is easy to carry, fast to the shoulder, fun to shoot and gets the job done.

    I love that gun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMC Nubby View Post
    I've got a Winchester Model 94 that I love.

    Have you shot any of Hornady's Leverevolution rounds yet? I'd be interested to hear what people's experience with them were.
    I get 4.5 inch groups at 200 with Winchester Super X. 2.5 with the Hornaday. Plus, a little more noise and kick (it is slight, but noticeable). This with my Marlin 336 30-30. The Hornadays will bring down the hogs, too, very well.
    Last edited by 300WM; 11-29-10 at 20:23.

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    I like the "ubob".

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    Quote Originally Posted by LonghunterCO View Post
    I like the "ubob".
    Thanks Man! Works Good
    Brian Goode
    NC Knifemaker
    http://www.bgoodeknives.com

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    all kinds of nice tools there to take down the tasty critters.
    [I]Life is Hard, It is even Harder if You are Stupid.
    John Wayne[/I]

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    good job. imo every kill is a trophy.

    i took my first deer ever w/a Marlin 336 30-30.

    any info on the knife, looks very nice.

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    Nice little buck. My son took his first deer with a Marlin .30-30 and earned the rifle for his own. Last year, my daughter took her first with the same rifle. It'll place 3 factory Winchester 170 gr. Power Points into 1.5 inches off the bench. I installed Williams receiver sights on it years ago, and those Marlins just plain work!

    Also, I visited your website...very nice knives. I would like a slim line Sidekick or Companion or that little EDC...when I get some spare funds.
    Last edited by JStor; 12-22-10 at 16:50.

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    I have accumulated hundreds and hundreds pieces of 30-30 brass over the years. I'm going to get one one day. I had a Remington 788 bolt action in 30-30 that I sold and regretted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bgoode View Post
    Oh yeah. My "ubob" pattern works well

    Why did you bury that deer up to it's neck???

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