44 mag carbines
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BurnettPaul
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44 mag carbines
Does anyone hunt with these anymore?, I've the Deerslayer, Deerstalker, and International
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Brass Frame
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Re: 44 mag carbines
I hunt Ohio white tail deer with a Ruger No.1 and a Super Blackhawk Hunter, Bisley. Both are chambered in .44 Magnum. I chose these Bugers due to the ease of mounting a 2.5 to 8 power Leupold scope. My Deer Stalker and .44 Carbine International stay in the vault as safe queens. Brass Frame/Lee E
Re: 44 mag carbines
I think you'll find that in the Northeastern United States quite a few .44 carbines are still being hunted with.BurnettPaul wrote: ↑Wed Jan 07, 2026 5:00 pm Does anyone hunt with these anymore?, I've the Deerslayer, Deerstalker, and International
Chet15
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BurnettPaul
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Re: 44 mag carbines
I just hunt with a 94 30-30, and keep 44 mags to target shoot here in kentucky
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Welcome aboard!!!BurnettPaul wrote: ↑Wed Jan 07, 2026 5:00 pm Does anyone hunt with these anymore?, I've the Deerslayer, Deerstalker, and International
How about some pics of those fine carbines
I do not "own" these guns, I am but the next caretaker
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BurnettPaul
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Re: 44 mag carbines
I will try to download them, not very good with these computers. We'll see?
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If you are writing in the post reply section as I am typing this now, look just below the box you are writing in, and you will see two tabs. One is options and the other is attachments. Click on attachments and then add files. It will then let you browse your computer to find the image you want to attach to your reply.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
Troy
Possessions have a way of possessing their possessors. - Daniel L. Dustin
Possessions have a way of possessing their possessors. - Daniel L. Dustin
