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Yep, there's more. "I am not much of a trophy collector, and value the few heads I have around the place mostly for the experiences they recall. It follows that that battered and evocative old .375 is by far the most valued hunting trophy that I own." Do you value your guns as trophies or just as tools you have used? "There always seems to be a big market for making the clear, complex." | ||
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I view my firearms as investments I can use. Not tools and not trophys. Although some of my guns have a mar in the finish or a scratch in the blueing. I strive to keep them looking brand new. I also have some guns that would be called "safe Queens" -- never fired and the actions never cycled. | |||
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My old 375 looks like i tied a rope to it and dragged it to Zimbabwe via the arctic circle. It's obviously not much of an investment, and i do not consider it a trophy. What does that leave? Oh yeah, it must therefore be a tool. | |||
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Yet, when things got cheeky, or wounded animals were on the agenda, I assure you Finn always picked up his 458 Win, Westley Richards or his 458 M-70 Win......He said "it knocks big bloody holes in things"....... Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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