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  IM000961.JPG (Size: 256.02 KB / Downloads: 11) ]]> Got it for carrying either as a vest, sock or pocket piece. Shooting it is quite manageable, but does need firm grip. It's a little Cimarron "Big Bore Derringer" in 38Spl with a spare barrel in 32Mag, that's made in Salt Lake Utah and it's 100% made in good ole USA with Full Lifetime Warranty. Here's the mandatory pics.
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  IM000961.JPG (Size: 256.02 KB / Downloads: 11) ]]> http://www.firearmspriceguide.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=291 Tue, 03 Jan 2012 17:45:01 -0700 http://www.firearmspriceguide.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=291 http://www.firearmspriceguide.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=288 Sun, 01 Jan 2012 06:01:52 -0700 http://www.firearmspriceguide.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=288 cause that would be a harsh way to start out 2012. Also hope that 2012 brings in great prosperity and health to your family. Don't forget that with a New Year, also brings in opportunities to purchase new guns to keep your Rights of the 2nd Amendment alive.
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It came with an extra barrel and slide. The grip area fore and aft are stippled (or whatever you call it), but other than that I don't know how original it is. All I know is that by the serial number, it's a1950's vintage.

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It came with an extra barrel and slide. The grip area fore and aft are stippled (or whatever you call it), but other than that I don't know how original it is. All I know is that by the serial number, it's a1950's vintage.

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So I was leaning towards the Sig P238, and I knew the local Gander Mountain had one new. We went and I discovered a used one there as well. So I got the used one, and the wife, after trying out a number of other guns, settled on the new Sig P238 that I had originally went to look at.

So here they are, two Sig Sauer P238 .380's. Mine has the stainless slide, hers is all black. We have some pink grips on order for her gun, though!

This morning we went up to the range and blasted through a box of ammo each without a problem. Can't say the same for the Ruger LCP.


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So I was leaning towards the Sig P238, and I knew the local Gander Mountain had one new. We went and I discovered a used one there as well. So I got the used one, and the wife, after trying out a number of other guns, settled on the new Sig P238 that I had originally went to look at.

So here they are, two Sig Sauer P238 .380's. Mine has the stainless slide, hers is all black. We have some pink grips on order for her gun, though!

This morning we went up to the range and blasted through a box of ammo each without a problem. Can't say the same for the Ruger LCP.


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  IM000960.JPG (Size: 409.65 KB / Downloads: 6) Opening Deer Season of 2011 started out real well for me. Found a suitable spot that nobody was at on Public land with a good logger's road, and walked about 1/2 mile back to some old timberline trees with a high weeded/meadow grass, clearing that I could watch in a triangle formation, with a max distance of 150yds. Had just sat down on my portable hunting chair for maybe 3 to 5 minutes and I heard a faint "snap" off to my left blindside. Thought it being Squirrels starting to play, but looking through scope I saw some white movement of antlers and a nice big bruizer of a Buck. I made a quick count of antler tines to be sure he was legal. YES!! There were some far off shots that were by Hunter's, but that didn't bother this "Ole Boy". He meandered his way straight to me from a distance of 30yds tops. I put the Nikon scope which I could see the crosshairs real good at this time, even if the Sun hadn't made itself appear, on him and let him just do his thing, while I ever so gentle and slowly rise from my chair to clear the tall weeds better, to get a decent shot. Here he comes, and finally turns to give me a great side shot, but keeps on his slow walk. He stops!! All I saw at this time was a 1-1/2foot muzzle blast while keeping an eye on my quarry. He turn quickly, but weirdly, to head back into forest and I immediately racked another round into chamber and fired off another flame thrower for a just in case, but my "Victim" only went 25 feet and collapsed as the first shot had done it's job. The old Mossberg ATR100 30-06 with Federal 150gr soft point had done it's job of taking out both lungs, splitting the top portion of heart wide open, and going out the other side with a sizable bullet hole. Deer guess-weighed between 175 to 250 on the hoof. What a great day and a praise to the Great Spirit for his bounty. Had to now harness drag the deer out of woods. I put on my harness and dragged for about 1/4th mile, and a nice hunter that came in after me, saw I was struggling and lent me his game cart to get Deer back to my car/trailer. What a good Sport. For the bigger brutes, ya have to go deep in the woods. He was a nice 7 pointer and on the ground at 7AM. 3 minutes after opening season.
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  IM000960.JPG (Size: 409.65 KB / Downloads: 6) Opening Deer Season of 2011 started out real well for me. Found a suitable spot that nobody was at on Public land with a good logger's road, and walked about 1/2 mile back to some old timberline trees with a high weeded/meadow grass, clearing that I could watch in a triangle formation, with a max distance of 150yds. Had just sat down on my portable hunting chair for maybe 3 to 5 minutes and I heard a faint "snap" off to my left blindside. Thought it being Squirrels starting to play, but looking through scope I saw some white movement of antlers and a nice big bruizer of a Buck. I made a quick count of antler tines to be sure he was legal. YES!! There were some far off shots that were by Hunter's, but that didn't bother this "Ole Boy". He meandered his way straight to me from a distance of 30yds tops. I put the Nikon scope which I could see the crosshairs real good at this time, even if the Sun hadn't made itself appear, on him and let him just do his thing, while I ever so gentle and slowly rise from my chair to clear the tall weeds better, to get a decent shot. Here he comes, and finally turns to give me a great side shot, but keeps on his slow walk. He stops!! All I saw at this time was a 1-1/2foot muzzle blast while keeping an eye on my quarry. He turn quickly, but weirdly, to head back into forest and I immediately racked another round into chamber and fired off another flame thrower for a just in case, but my "Victim" only went 25 feet and collapsed as the first shot had done it's job. The old Mossberg ATR100 30-06 with Federal 150gr soft point had done it's job of taking out both lungs, splitting the top portion of heart wide open, and going out the other side with a sizable bullet hole. Deer guess-weighed between 175 to 250 on the hoof. What a great day and a praise to the Great Spirit for his bounty. Had to now harness drag the deer out of woods. I put on my harness and dragged for about 1/4th mile, and a nice hunter that came in after me, saw I was struggling and lent me his game cart to get Deer back to my car/trailer. What a good Sport. For the bigger brutes, ya have to go deep in the woods. He was a nice 7 pointer and on the ground at 7AM. 3 minutes after opening season.
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The Mosin was a bit much for him, but he stuck it out and finished off the 5 rounds loaded into it. it was a good day.


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The Mosin was a bit much for him, but he stuck it out and finished off the 5 rounds loaded into it. it was a good day.


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  IM000957.JPG (Size: 328.21 KB / Downloads: 10) Here's those pics of my Savage AXIS along with a couple target. I was shooting West to East with a light gusty 5 to 10mph wind coming from the North. First larger target was size of vitamin bottle around 3" across where I did initial scope zeroing from 15yds, then backing off to 25yds doing freehand after new Weaver Grand Slam scope rings installed, with scope set on 4 power. Next I measured off 50yds, which put me at a small tree with a nice fork in it to rest stock into, and scope now turned up to 16 power and shooting at left small target to get feel and finer scope adjustments, then moving to right target, which are size of Quarters for final shooting. I didn't do any scope adjustments with this target as wind and wanting to put rifle in shooting rest on solid table, but it'll do for now, as most game's heads are 5 times larger than a Quarter anyway. Dang hard trying to hit these smaller targets, with buttstock against shoulder/forearm in fork of tree and trying to pull trigger between heartbeats while standing. I guess not bad for an Old Man---HUH?]]>
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  IM000957.JPG (Size: 328.21 KB / Downloads: 10) Here's those pics of my Savage AXIS along with a couple target. I was shooting West to East with a light gusty 5 to 10mph wind coming from the North. First larger target was size of vitamin bottle around 3" across where I did initial scope zeroing from 15yds, then backing off to 25yds doing freehand after new Weaver Grand Slam scope rings installed, with scope set on 4 power. Next I measured off 50yds, which put me at a small tree with a nice fork in it to rest stock into, and scope now turned up to 16 power and shooting at left small target to get feel and finer scope adjustments, then moving to right target, which are size of Quarters for final shooting. I didn't do any scope adjustments with this target as wind and wanting to put rifle in shooting rest on solid table, but it'll do for now, as most game's heads are 5 times larger than a Quarter anyway. Dang hard trying to hit these smaller targets, with buttstock against shoulder/forearm in fork of tree and trying to pull trigger between heartbeats while standing. I guess not bad for an Old Man---HUH?]]> http://www.firearmspriceguide.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=280 Sun, 23 Oct 2011 05:59:52 -0700 http://www.firearmspriceguide.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=280 Del]]> Del]]>