Savage Model 110 in 7mm mag. 

357 mag winchester model 94 for deer

300 savage model 90 something for deer

30- 06 for elk

remington 721 30-06

savage 110 22-250

1929 browning a5 12ga

1908 30-30

I shoot mainly 3 rifles.

For deer and big game, SMLE .303 British Lee/Enfield made by BSA in Birmingham, England.  Yes it is an original with all of the furniture still on it.

Small game and turkeys, Savage bolt action 22mag.

Muzzle loader, CVA wolf 50 cal.

My heirloom is my girlfiend's Winchester Model 94 in .25-35 built in 1911 according to the serial number.  Need to get a new stock for it, but I'm sure it will go out with us on several occasions

Savage model 110 .270 for deer

Winchester model 94 lever action 22 for fun. -- Handed down from my grandfather. it's the gun I learned to shoot with.

Mine is a stainless steel walnut stock Cooper .270 Winchester rifle.  I have a Leupold Boone and Crocket scope on it. It is a great gun, but it has one fault.  Before I got it I used to alternate hunting with my other rifles.  Now, I just can't seem to leave it home so all the others are neglected.

Ruger M-77 MKII Compact .308 Win w/ Burris 6X Fullfield

Savage, Savage and Savage!

Savage 10FP in .308 - military / tactical style rifle in a Boyd's laminated thumbhold stock.

This is used for powerlines, gas lines, tower stands on fields, etc.

It is topped off with a Meopta Meostar 3-12x56 that is a superior scope... I traded away a PH Swarovski and kept this scope - that is how good it is.

Sighted dead on at 250 yards... (not 2" or so high at 100 yards... it is sighted in at 250 yards). I like theory but love actual proof.

Savage Model 10 - youth version - in 7mm-08.

This is a great little rifle, with a muzzle break - that is also topped off with the same glass as the .308 and it is sighted in at 200 yards.

This is my woods gun.

Savage 220F 20 gauge slug gun... brand new gun, bolt action and it is currently also topped off with the same glass that was "borrowed" from another rifle... the scope is way too big... I need a 38, 40 or 42 mm scope to go on it. It is sighted in 3" high at 100 yards... I have not had time to properly work this one on paper yet...

I am going to eventually get it dead on at 165 yards.

Jim