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DLH, who are you talking about? ;-)
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Destry's never been the same since he ate that rotten possum I served him...  Perhaps Ken could engrave an Opossum on his Paa'kaa...
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Interesting caliber selections, guys. The 30-40 Krag and 30-30 Winchester, some of the oldest smokeless powder rounds out there with some of the biggest rainbow trajectories and all to feed some beautifully built custom rifles!!! Why???? 
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They don't even qualify as a Classic Pumpkin rollers.....I'm at a loss.
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Ummm....because its a classic rimmed round that will do all you ask of it?
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As long as you don't ask too much...
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"Rimmed and Pleasant to Shoot" would be my reasons. I find it a bit difficult to get into the mood to take the boomers out to the range for a session. In my weakened condition, I more often choose one of the .22 Hiwalls and leave the big guns at home. If I had a nice 30-30 or 30-40 in a similar configuration, I might spend more time with the center fires.
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What's with all the 8 ga. talk...don't they kick ?
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I guess it would depend on ones style....since I like to get close to my critters, the .30-40 would work just fine for me. Have you read the article Seyfried wrote in DGJ about shooting pigs with the .32-40 and hardened lead bullets? Interesting stuff.
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No and don't expect I will...
Have you tried spear chucking I hear you have to be pretty close.
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