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Hello all.
I am Fred from Orlando. Like many, I have childhood memories of Chuck Conner's ingrained. This leads me here to this meeting.
I currently own two and one half 336's. My first bought last year and used during my first (and future) hunt trip. I am looking forward to hog and deer in my future. My second was a 1971 336 that needed only a little cleaning and oil. This weekend, well see how it shoots. (if my new iron sights arrive this afternoon).
The third, is a 1971 I picked up for a couple hundred that was full of dried mud, good spots of rust, but not too much pitting. It is destined to become my project gun with some cerakote and other futzing experiments.
While I'm partial to iron sights, particularly Skinner's, I have recently purchased a Leupold VX Hog 1-4 20mm as an act of curiosity.
To be fair. I also have a Mossberg 464 SPX. I bought it for my sons for the hunt trip but have fallen in love with it. To me it is Chuck Connor meet the 21st century. Let the American history continue. (except for that damn lever not locking - sigh).
Anyway. Hello All.
I am Fred from Orlando. Like many, I have childhood memories of Chuck Conner's ingrained. This leads me here to this meeting.
I currently own two and one half 336's. My first bought last year and used during my first (and future) hunt trip. I am looking forward to hog and deer in my future. My second was a 1971 336 that needed only a little cleaning and oil. This weekend, well see how it shoots. (if my new iron sights arrive this afternoon).
The third, is a 1971 I picked up for a couple hundred that was full of dried mud, good spots of rust, but not too much pitting. It is destined to become my project gun with some cerakote and other futzing experiments.
While I'm partial to iron sights, particularly Skinner's, I have recently purchased a Leupold VX Hog 1-4 20mm as an act of curiosity.
To be fair. I also have a Mossberg 464 SPX. I bought it for my sons for the hunt trip but have fallen in love with it. To me it is Chuck Connor meet the 21st century. Let the American history continue. (except for that damn lever not locking - sigh).
Anyway. Hello All.
