I think it's time

[Kurt]

to get a new rifle again. I was out working up a new load for the new .45 bullet I just got and when I was done with that task I pulled out the .44-77 to check out the two PP old Sharps 450 gr and 480 gr bullets and a 75 gr load of 2F KIK to see how the Lawrence Military sight and silver front blade places the shot at 130 yards for the upcoming hunting season filling the freezer.
With a couple strokes with the file and a tap on the sight it will be all set.
Man what a silhouette rifle this .44-77 caliber would make with a set of target sights.

Kurt

[Don McDowell]

Yeh you better send that junker of a rifle out here to me, I'll give it a decent burial, and you can get a new one.

[Kurt]

Can I keep Thors hammer???

[Don McDowell]

Well maybe, we'll have to ask if it wants to stay or not

[Kurt]

Well OK

[Kurt]

Heck you wouldn't like that whippy light weight barrel and cressent butplate with a single trigger all I would hear is blah-blah-

[Don McDowell]

I still think you need to get one of those left over deer licenses and come spend some time hanging around here the first couple of weeks in October.
PS bring that whimpy barreled single trigger gun with you.

[Kurt]

Heck Don, I have a Doe and her two lil ones laying down in the grass 100 yards here right now.

[Don McDowell]

Can you get em all with one shot?

[Kurt]

If I did I think Carol would use Thors hammer on me
I think here are the three great .44's