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Weatherby
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Lighting "does" strike twice in the same spot.
Finally got to try it this afternoon.
The rifling still work magnificently.
First two ever from me out of the rifle were courtesy of Sako and his dad.
Much appreciated my friend.
They are the two making one hole.
3rd shot was a factory jacketed same windage hit lower elevation.
Other 2 we're from a friend.
Didn't know he uses Kentucky windage so he got the birdie.
So it's a keeper.
Next up will be carrier repare.



The rifling still work magnificently.
First two ever from me out of the rifle were courtesy of Sako and his dad.
Much appreciated my friend.
They are the two making one hole.
3rd shot was a factory jacketed same windage hit lower elevation.
Other 2 we're from a friend.
Didn't know he uses Kentucky windage so he got the birdie.
So it's a keeper.
Next up will be carrier repare.



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Sako
Me too...............saves me a very tough decision.
I wasn't kidding about the coin toss.
You could have had the only stainless lightning ever made.
That or there isn't a speck of bluing left on the old girl.
Thanks Mike great choice of Emoji"s
Yes big Al I marked it down...............LOL
Talked to the gunsmith tonight and he is going to take a look at it.
sound weird ?......... ask Sako what I texted him before ever shooting it.
And it will always be a old gun ......just added some make up to the old girl.
Wife inherited a 1890 in .22WRF that is a great little shooter. Your Pony is much more accurate than our geriatric Winchester.
The old gun kick is yours and BigAls fault!!!!!
Can't we all agree and just blame Enzo ?