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Unread 12-21-2025, 09:31 AM   #1
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Remember way back when. A box of .22s was a Buck!
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Henry, you must be a young buck. I remember when a box of .22s was half a buck.
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Cool story Garth. I had the same experience growing up. In 1973 I got a Glenfield Model 60 with scope for Christmas. That was my first firearm. That rifle and I trekked around my pappy's farm for years! The following Christmas I got my first shotgun, an Ithaca M37 featherlight in 12g with a mod choked bbl. I still have that shotgun. I think my son has the rifle?
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Henry, you must be a young buck. I remember when a box of .22s was half a buck.
I remember when they were free. My pappy would give me a box when I needed it.
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Henry, you must be a young buck. I remember when a box of .22s was half a buck.
Yeah Bill, I'm Only 75 Years Young. I grow Great Antlers!
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For Xmas in 1957 my Dad bought me a new Remington Model 510...He took it to his friend and had a peep sight installed. In 1958 I joined our local gun club..YMCA sponsored..We had an indoor .22 range in a downtown building that we used for free..but little to no heat in the cold days. We could buy Remington 6122 bricks for $5.I still have the gun..Years ago I found a nice figured walnut stock for it. I take it out to my woods now and then..In 1959..I got a Stevens 311 20 gauge M/IC..Used to carry it on my bike on my morning paper route..and stop at a woods to squirrel hunt..Years ago I had Dennis Earl Smith restock it with XX wood and convert to straight grip. I hope one of the kids cares for them like I have. Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year to all...jv..
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