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I just got a Kimber 84M in 7mm-08 last weekend and I think I'm in love 
My trusty .308 may not send me a Christmas card this year.
Steve in NC
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My 30.06......man, I love that gun!
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i like the ones that DONT send my turkeys into fits and fly up on the roof! my dang neighbors were firing a cannon to the other day....
hey Steve! good to see you here.. whats the word?
:-)
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I started with my Papaws Enfield MKIII .303, which is an awesome gun, but for the past 7 years, I have sorta retired it and gone to a Marlin 30-30 lever action. Its a great gun...not the best for long range, but I have never had to make a shot over 100 yds. Its very brushy where I live, and the 30-30 is compact, with plenty of punch.
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Hey Steve--I'm pretty sure you're the guy who gave me lots of help on turkeys on BYC a while back. We have 10 Bourbon red cuties and they make us laugh every day The toms are SO full of themselves!
As for guns, I don't do guns. Bet my husband would have an opinion, though.
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yep thats Steve - he tells us all how to keep these silly turks in line.
and of course...
EVERYBODY LOVES A TURKEY!!!
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I also use a 30-06 but I also have a .243, I like both and alternate between them, this year I took an 8 pt w/the 30-06!
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Remington R-15 chambered in .223 with a 2.5 x 10 Bushnell on top.
Nice 300 yard gun. It is also fun to plink whistle pigs with. 
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Im using a savage 30-06 I purchased 20 years ago. It is a GREAT versatile gun, can take anything in North America with it. 30-30's are great brush guns. I also shoot traditional black powder guns as well.
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