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tg said:
Coaches, boat decks, and other places a longer gun might not serve as well...

Oh no! Now you're resurrecting the justification for the term "canoe gun!" :rotf: :stir: Gee whiz, that newfound love for modern "Hawkens" and the like must seriously be affecting your neurons. :wink: :grin:
 
I have come to the conclusion that anything anyone uses now that loads from the front or has to do with loading from the front is OK/PC/HC/traditional or no one would be using the stuff, no one would willingly and knowingly be phoney ...would they?
 
colmoultrie said:
tg said:
Coaches, boat decks, and other places a longer gun might not serve as well...

Oh no! Now you're resurrecting the justification for the term "canoe gun!" :rotf: :stir: Gee whiz, that newfound love for modern "Hawkens" and the like must seriously be affecting your neurons. :wink: :grin:

No idea where the term Canoe gun came from but for us north country folks who grew up with a paddle in hand it was a very common term even used my my great grandfather who used a 24 inch doublehammer muzzleloader shotgun for deer an sm game in the mid to late 1800s on the Canadian border in his canvas and bark canoes.(man I got to dig out those ol black an whites)
And prabably because they used em in Canoes.
And that is Historically correct.
:hatsoff:
 
I looked at this thread to find out about short barreled guns. My arthritis is so bad I can't hold up my 42 inch fowler. I wasted my time. Bickering I can get at home.
 
But can you Bicker about short barrled canoe guns? :bow:

I love my Short/Canoe gun in 16ga. Go ahead and get one. It will soon be your favorite. What I have learned here is, that the people who say they do not like Canoe Guns, have never had them , not seen them and don't use them. We who have and do, are very happy with them. :hatsoff:
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I dont own a canoe or a gun for one but I do have a 1936 bolt action 20. It has an 18.5 inch barrel and I can shoot 55 gallon drum size targets out to 100 yards all day. I imagine that being black powder that a .62 cal would be all that different. At least out to 75 yards. But I'm no expert. :grin:
 
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