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Cattle for deer habitat improvement
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Winston County club taking 2 members
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NWA Hunt Club in Vernon/Sulligent area
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2 Spots Open Perry Co Club
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I bought my Winchester 94 for $75 in the late seventies. I think I bought it at Service Merchandise.


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[Linked Image] This was in 1979
cool I got that same rifle 30-06 Auto for my 15th B-day from K-mart...dad got it for 200 dollars in 1980 he sure did... grin Man them was the good ol days...


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Supposably my grandfather bought his model 12 in the Late 20's for I believe $12. Paid $1 a month. At least that was the story. It still looks pretty good for all the game it killed.


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My dad has an old 22 single action he bought out of a Sears catalog for 13.00 he said.
It’s a Steven’s I think. It has a button in the back you pull to cock the firing pin.


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That Mossberg pump is probably still over priced. Gonna have to do better for me, say 20 bucks.

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Got my first job in 1969 at age 16 making 1.60 an hour sacking groceries.
Gas was .31 cents a gallon and I had money to burn. We had a Western Auto (same catalog)
Bought a 410 single shot for $31. Still got it. Good old days. Thanks Mr Skullworks.👍

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Originally Posted by turkey247
That Mossberg pump is probably still over priced. Gonna have to do better for me, say 20 bucks.


I had one of those, might as well been a single shot, it would jam just about every time you pumped it

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Originally Posted by Semo
Supposably my grandfather bought his model 12 in the Late 20's for I believe $12. Paid $1 a month. At least that was the story. It still looks pretty good for all the game it killed.



I have my grandad's 1918 model 12 Winchester . He bought it new in 1919 with his first paycheck from the Southern Rail Road. $12 for the model 12 and a box of shells. It has the second barrel on it , a full choke that is shot out to a cylinder bore. Even though it's a little loose , it still shoots fine and throws a great pattern.



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I miss my Nylon .22, I never should have let than one go.


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Ill take one of each please. Ill pay the 3%

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Originally Posted by globe
My dad has an old 22 single action he bought out of a Sears catalog for 13.00 he said.
It’s a Steven’s I think. It has a button in the back you pull to cock the firing pin.

My mom's boyfriend gave me one of these. He's 82. I thought the button was neat

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The real shocker is how much those nylon 66 sell for now.first Tupperware guns

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