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Good morning all. I am new to the forums and probably should introduce myself. I am 55 years old and have been hunting since I was old enough to do so legally. I am married (32 years now) have two daughters and two grandchildren (that are my pride and joy).

I have been an avid Handgun Hunter since 1982. After years of reading of the exploits of Bob Milek in 1982 I sold every rifle I owned and bought a Remington XP-100 and a T/C Super 14 Contender.

In the years since 1982 I have Hunted with the following in Handguns:

.22 LR (Small Varmints)

.223 Remington (Varmints & Coyotes)

6mm-223 (Varmints, Coyotes & Whitetail Deer)

6mm T/CU (Varmints, Coyotes & Whitetail Deer)

.243 Winchester (Varmints, Coyotes & Whitetail Deer)

.250 Savage (Varmints, Coyotes & Whitetail Deer)

7-30 Waters (Whitetail Deer)

7mm I.H.M.S.A. (Whitetail Deer)

.284 Winchester (Whitetail Deer)

.30-30 Winchester (Varmints, never did shoot a Deer with a .30-30 Contender)

.30-30 Ackley Improved (Whitetail Deer)

I currently have 2 T/C Contender Frames (1 original Contender and 1 G2 Contender). Both are stainless-steel as are my barrels. I have 3 Super 14 Contender Barrels, a .22 LR Match with a 3x12x Burris LER Handgun Scope for Small Varmints and Indoor Bench Rest Competition, a .223 Remington for Varmints & Coyotes and a 7-30 Waters for Whitetail Deer.

I have had the good fortune to have been able to take a lot of Varmints, Predators and Whitetail Deer over the years with these Single Shot Handguns.

I also compete in Indoor Handgun Competitions every Winter at a local Indoor Shooting Range. This shooting varies from our Bullseye League to a Falling Plate League to a simulated Combat Type League.

I have been fascinated with handguns for as long as I can remember.

Thanks for reading.

Larry

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Yeah, Larry's a great guy; met him about a month ago at the Professional Outdoor Media Association Conference in Sioux Falls. He's one of the board members of the organization and was a blast to talk with. Looking forward to our trails crossing in the future and hope to share many hunts in the future.

Dakota :)

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