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Mine goes back to the truck and has a shot of whiskey. When I get back to the truck, I get a look that clearly says IF YOU DON'T GET WITH THE PROGRAM, YOU'RE GOING TO BE BUSTING THAT THICK STUFF BY YOUR SELF!

I got to ask about your aversion to short barrels. Are you a big guy? My favorite length is 26. I shot a 100 special field with 24 inch barrels.

I was mistaken the Winchester is a sxp

I admit I am not up on any of the newer guns. But My grandson has the Winchester 20. Not sure if it's the sx or not, I'll find out. It is very dependable but it's heavy and a little bulky for me. They also have the Browning silver. The Winchester doesn't get out of the safe much. The Browning...

Get it before it gets away. you'll shoot it fine after some practice. If not you won't loose any money on it, probably make some. P.S. I've never regreted buying any Beretta I've ever owned.

:) He won't forget that anytime soon!!

Makes me cringe thinking about them poor guys ears..

My buddy's setter was running hard past me close when she rammed a sharp stick into her shoulder. Laid her open pretty good. We took her to an old vet that we knew from previous problems and also let us hunt on him in southern Iowa. He said that if he sewed her up, she was done hunting for this...

When my sugar level started climbing, I asked my doctor about a good diet. He said the truth was just to cut back on the carbs and sugar and don't eat anything that comes in a sealed package. Wow, I started feeling better in a weak!! Now if I could just do something about my looks. 😁

I don't think they suck but they do look like you stuck a dog turd on the end of your barrel.

So, south central bird #s come up any? Was there a couple years ago. Quail #s were ok, Phez was pretty dismal. I'm trying to formulate a plan.

True, but my first 5 years or so were spent with two of us in my gen. 1 forerunner. Next 10 in Nissan hard bodies. Now still a long bed/double cab Nissan frontier or my Tacoma. A little tight coming and going but perfect to hunt out of.

I Understand, I had a 58 also. It was a 20. I never had a problem with good shells, and it was a little lighter but have read that they weren't as reliable as the 48's. My brother has a 20 gauge 58 he's had for probably 40 years. Grandkids shoot clay with it now with no problems. To each his own...

My buddy bought a slightly used f 150 with the newer 9 speed transmission. It went out at 20000 miles. Still under warranty thank goodness.

Somehow, I can picture that.:)

I almost bought one the other day....NOT... 2023 with 20 some thousand miles. 60 K. wow

I had a 69. It had whatever Dodge's V8 4 barrel was at the time. 383?? Anyway, it was the biggest gas guzzler I've ever owned. I couldn't afford to drive it and gas was a buck something then!

That's awesome. My daughter ask me a couple years ago if I wanted to buy her low miles early 2000's Taho. I'm still kicking myself for not buying it. Size wise about perfect for two guys and 2-4 dogs.

The inertial price is nothing when you start adding up the vet bills. Those dam flea/tick/heartworm stuff alone will break you up.

That's funny. I was just thinking that the game warden might have questions if he sees white powder spilled in the truck. Whatever you do L.C. don't get any on your nose!!