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    Posted: 18 November 2021 at 12:19
Okay let the imagination go.  should be something that was made, no super customs.

Pics would help.

mine would be a Ruger No.1 in 6.5x55 Swed
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Some kind of English DBL 500\600 nitro.
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For me it would be a good quality full stocked bolt action with a high grade walnut stock in 6.5X55 Swede that shoots one hole groups at 200 yards.

Something like this.
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WOW,  that is one beautiful stock  Wing.
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20mm plasma rifle in the 40 watt range
...oh yeah! thats gonna hurt!
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Hmm, I have several that fit what I would call "The perfect deer rifle." I'm not sure I could make them better. I have 1 from Hart and another soon to come. Both SA Rem 700s, 22" fluted barrel, MacMillan stocks with Jim Hart's magic worked on the trigger and action, 7mm08 and 308. Another I just got is a Stainless Stalker Browning X-Bolt in 308. It has quickly become a favorite. I am not much for fancy wood and shiny bluing. I would be too afraid of taking it out. I have some that are too nice to hunt with and don't need anymore. 
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Wing, that pic looks a lot like maybe a double rifle vs bolt action. What is it?
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It's just a picture I found on line but I'd want my full stocked bolt gun to have wood like that. 

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Yep, good eyes IBD.  double with double triggers.  My double rifle has double triggers with on being a set trigger...love it
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Bear...my only guns with SET triggers are muzzle loaders. One a Flinter & one cap lock.
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I've got them on a flint, a percussion, 8x57RJS double, and on my DGR 9.3x62.

I know they are ancient technology (from when triggers were 'rough at best'.  BUT, I'm an ancient type guy.

One fellow asked me to remove it from his flintlock.  he kept thinking it might go off by itself (&^^%%%???????????).  simple push one pin out and remove.   dah
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Originally posted by jsgbearpaws1 jsgbearpaws1 wrote:

20mm plasma rifle in the 40 watt range


Hey, just what ya see pal.
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Endeavor to persevere.” It's one of my favorite lines from “The Outlaw Josey Wales”.  Dan George (no relative of D4570 nor myself)  player real life indian  Lone Watie, fantasticly.  Lone lived after the fictional time of character Wales though.
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Krieghoff Ultra 20 in 243/20 gauge.  Too much money so I had a 24V rebored 6x45mm...
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Sounds cool Tom.  that 6x45 was also close to the 6mm Thompson Center (maybe the same).  always wanted a Savage 24 with a 20 ga /222rem.  guess I and others waited to long.

Just got home from 3 days at NRA Outdoor Show, saw some nice walnut/blued rifles with carved stocks...even took a ticket on a carved stock Marlin 45-70.  But I never win anything!
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Holy cow
It's great to see some Old members.
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they are all old farts, and just clicked on  the wrong button.  DD has not landed yet.
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It is good to have them back.

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