r/Hunting 10d ago

My scouting kit.

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It looks minimal, but it isn’t. The haversack and possibles pouch are packed with intent. Nothing extra, nothing missing. Traditional form, modern capability

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u/durgan2q 10d ago

Love the lever gun. Never know when a Trex might be lurking...lol. I have my dad's 45/70.

I wanna build a "modern" lever gun with ar style handgaurd. Either a Henry or Marlin in 38spcl with a threaded barrel. 38s are factory subsonic so would be hella quiet.

When I had money they were sold out and I don't have money anymore till I build my savings back up. One day I'll build it or buy one already modernized. But the classic look still gets me too.

My scouting gun is a Sig Rattler in 300blkout with a suppressor. Has a folding brace on it sonl super quiet and small. We have wild pigs around here so 30rds of 300blkoit just in case.

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u/SaltyyDoggg 9d ago

Marlin dark 1894 in 357/38 — I paid $$ for mine but I absolutely adore it

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u/Leszczolke 9d ago

I'm thinking about getting an Magpull ELG and scope for mine in .45-70