Savage MKII vs CZ 425
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BlauBear
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Our younger shooters are usually girls, and they can shoot! It's really great to watch them run back and forth setting animals, and picking the old guys for moving so slow! By all means, get those youngsters out to the range! And DWL, you get Daddy of the year for picking up a birthday .22 he'll remember forever!
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dwl
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Of course, I was expecting a reply. After all, what's a day without your charming wit? That's the same gun I talked to you about a while back. I had some financial shenanigans going on so I didn't have the cash back then. Funny, three months later the same gun was still on the shelf. Guess these Utahnians are too cheap to buy the good stuff.
Yes, your baby is 18 and so is my oldest. She just moved out to go to college as well. Heaven help them college folks, she's a knockout and a savage wit.
As for Junior, he's my gentle one. I'm looking forward to the day he can outshoot the old man. I'll have done my job.
Congrats on yours. I really think he's great. Deeper than the pink shoes might suggest.
Yes, your baby is 18 and so is my oldest. She just moved out to go to college as well. Heaven help them college folks, she's a knockout and a savage wit.
As for Junior, he's my gentle one. I'm looking forward to the day he can outshoot the old man. I'll have done my job.
Congrats on yours. I really think he's great. Deeper than the pink shoes might suggest.