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Overcoming Oversized Rifles

Overcoming Oversized Rifles

By Russell Thornberry

Sometimes even youth-size guns are too large for small children. Part of the author’s solution was to build a custom stock. I don’t believe in pushing young children into deer hunting until they are mature enough and express a desire to go. However, sometimes a child will express a strong desire to hunt before they are very big. Such ...

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By Jon R. Sundra

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Those Sweet Single Shots
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By Ron Spomer

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By John Haviland

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