I like to carry my 10mm Kimber.
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Rick in Oregon
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Re: Woods gun
Depends on what I'm in the woods for.
Most times though, one of my .44's is either with me or on me. We've got plenty of bears and more cougars than we want, so being properly armed makes sense, even more so than being "street armed" for the two - legged predators. And there's always a chance at a wily coyote too.
Another one was added recently, a Winchester M92 Octagon .44; a pure joy to pack in the timber.
But if I was wanting to carry a 1911 while out in the outback, it would be a Kimber 10mm too. Excellent choice!
Most times though, one of my .44's is either with me or on me. We've got plenty of bears and more cougars than we want, so being properly armed makes sense, even more so than being "street armed" for the two - legged predators. And there's always a chance at a wily coyote too.
Another one was added recently, a Winchester M92 Octagon .44; a pure joy to pack in the timber.
But if I was wanting to carry a 1911 while out in the outback, it would be a Kimber 10mm too. Excellent choice!
Semper Fortis
Rick in Oregon
NRA Life/OHA/VHA/VVA
Oregon, East of the Cascades - Where Common Sense Still Prevails
Rick in Oregon
NRA Life/OHA/VHA/VVA
Oregon, East of the Cascades - Where Common Sense Still Prevails
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Jim White
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Re: Woods gun
I used to have a 94 in 44-Mag. I really like it but on occasion when chambering a round, the cartridge would flip and do a 180 and it could be bugger to get it out. Since then I have procured me a couple of 94 Winchester Wrangler [32-Special] and 38-55 [Wrangler II]. But for a handgun, its either my 629 Classic, Glock-20 or S&W 1006.