Back in 2017 when I retired for the first time I vowed no more toys only sell them. I've only broke that promise three times and I have sold more than I've bought.
A few of you know my thing is Swedish Mausers but I did manage to come up with a 36 hex 91/30 back in the day. It shoots darn good but I shoot some darn accurate Swedes and really appreciate that.
I had some mad money on December 31 due to a decent bet and a $5 here and a $100 there. I've always wanted one of these. Off of another forum's sales site, $850 total

and I talked him down $75. 42 Sako on an 1895 Tula receiver, nice shiny bore with lots of life left. It just hit my front door. Two unopened tins of Russian light ball purchase way back when. I'm ready to see what I've heard is true.
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Real gun control is the ability to hit the target.