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<blockquote data-quote="YakBasser" data-source="post: 1958229" data-attributes="member: 5379"><p>I pretty much grew up on My Grandparents place Summers and Weekends.&nbsp; 560 acres, 5ponds lotsa small game and deer and Yotes.&nbsp; I cant remember a time when I didnt have something to shoot.&nbsp; BBs and Pellets shootin Pigeons and Rats out the barns, then later, a 1890 Winchester with the rifling shot outa it.&nbsp; Magazine was gone, and a cleaning rod with a fingerloop stayed in the tube instead. The action would cycle back and I used the cleaning rod to knock out the L/R shells, but you had to load the next by hand. The pump lever was broken so i had to pull the forearm back fwd and then push the bolt down with My thumb. I was supplied with .22 shotshells for shooting. They wouldnt let me shoot bullets because of the rifling, but alota thngs that crawl and fly were killed in those old barns and around the place with that old Winchester and I Still have it (-:</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="YakBasser, post: 1958229, member: 5379"] I pretty much grew up on My Grandparents place Summers and Weekends. 560 acres, 5ponds lotsa small game and deer and Yotes. I cant remember a time when I didnt have something to shoot. BBs and Pellets shootin Pigeons and Rats out the barns, then later, a 1890 Winchester with the rifling shot outa it. Magazine was gone, and a cleaning rod with a fingerloop stayed in the tube instead. The action would cycle back and I used the cleaning rod to knock out the L/R shells, but you had to load the next by hand. The pump lever was broken so i had to pull the forearm back fwd and then push the bolt down with My thumb. I was supplied with .22 shotshells for shooting. They wouldnt let me shoot bullets because of the rifling, but alota thngs that crawl and fly were killed in those old barns and around the place with that old Winchester and I Still have it (-: [/QUOTE]

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