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InVOLuntary said:
Here's the link:

https://www.classicfirearms.com/csmc-dp12-16-shot-2-bbl-pump-action-shotgun

It's a double barrel pump. Each time you pump it loads two. Then one fires with each trigger pull.

It's a little steep for me right now.

This may be what I go with:

https://www.classicfirearms.com/ddi-12-ga-shotgun-semi-auto

Where do you live in TN?
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Dang son that first one if I had the money would get it in a heartbeat. Love the double barrel part. Sadly I don't have he money yet....for most things lol.

I live in South Powell. Close to Callahan exit on I-75.
 
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zhangliao04 said:
Dang son that first one if I had the money would get it in a heartbeat. Love the double barrel part. Sadly I don't have he money yet....for most things lol.

I live in South Powell. Close to Callahan exit on I-75.
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I'm an old Powell boy. Live a little further north now in Heiskell. Got about 50 acres that me and my family enjoy. Near raccoon valley road.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
I'm an old Powell boy. Live a little further north now in Heiskell. Got about 50 acres that me and my family enjoy. Near raccoon valley road.
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Haven't gone far, huh? Lol. Yeah I hit a "the size of Africa" huge pot hole last year down that road after all of the snow storms lol. A swear a Chinese man was crawling out of it. Anywho. Nice country. See a lot of deer out there?
 
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Haven't gone far, huh? Lol. Yeah I hit a "the size of Africa" huge pot hole last year down that road after all of the snow storms lol. A swear a Chinese man was crawling out of it. Anywho. Nice country. See a lot of deer out there?
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Yes, on the deer. If I keep corn out I see them constantly. I watch them out the window at the table. Saw a couple of hen turkeys with about a dozen little ones.
 
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You tell those Islamo-Commie-Nazi-Progressive-Fascist-Socialist-Anarchist pig dogs! :crazy:
 
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Yes, on the deer. If I keep corn out I see them constantly. I watch them out the window at the table. Saw a couple of hen turkeys with about a dozen little ones.
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My parents live out in Maryville on the Greenback side close to the mountains. They have turkey clans go through often. Used to see a huge dozen turkey clan. But recently they have been 3-5 at a time. There are coyotes out there so maybe they are getting to them.
 
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zhangliao04 said:
My parents live out in Maryville on the Greenback side close to the mountains. They have turkey clans go through often. Used to see a huge dozen turkey clan. But recently they have been 3-5 at a time. There are coyotes out there so maybe they are getting to them.
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We have coyote around here too. I hear them barking and howling at night. I'm currently building an AR just for them. :)
 
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We have coyote around here too. I hear them barking and howling at night. I'm currently building an AR just for them. :)
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Their bravery has astounded me at times. A few years ago I saw 2 just walking along one of the rrsidential roads that goes right by McGhee Tyson. Had to take a double-take because I had never seen coyotes that far into civilization before.

OAN, apparently there is a huge wild hog problem in Florida and they are starting to invade more north into GA and Alabama. Sounds like some good wild bacon to be had lol.
 
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Their bravery has astounded me at times. A few years ago I saw 2 just walking along one of the rrsidential roads that goes right by McGhee Tyson. Had to take a double-take because I had never seen coyotes that far into civilization before.

OAN, apparently there is a huge wild hog problem in Florida and they are starting to invade more north into GA and Alabama. Sounds like some good wild bacon to be had lol.
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About 8 years ago I was outside doing some yard work. It was about 6 in the evening. I heard some coyotes on the ridge top barking. Later, about 30 min before sunset, I asked my 8 year old son if he wanted to see if we could call one in. My parents had bought me a call for Christmas the year prior and I hadn't had a chance to try it.

I opened up the gun safe and really didn't see a gun that was all that appropriate. I had a 270 Browning semi, a 7mm mag bolt, a 30/30, a 35rem, a 12 gauge, several hand guns, and a 22 semi auto rifle. I chose the 22.

Well, me and my son along with my old friend Murphy, my chocolate lab, ventured off in the woods behind the house. I found a stump to sit on and my son sat in the leaves on one side and my lab on the other. Having never used the call before I did my best to imitate what I envisioned what a dying rabbit would sound like. My little boy whispered to me "I'm scared daddy!". I assured him everything was fine. About that time a coyote ran in on us and stopped about 30 yards away. I was sort of shocked because I didn't expect the call to really work. The coyote actually growled at us. I raised the rifle and placed the cross hairs on his head and squeezed the trigger. The coyote dropped but was still thrashing around so I opened up guns a blazzin'. I think it held about 30 rounds in it's tubular magazine and I know I shot at least 20 times. It finally gets up and runs off.

I went back in and got some more fire power and went back out and was never able to locate him. I only found a couple of small drops of blood. Needless to say a big adventure for my 8 year old.
 
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About 8 years ago I was outside doing some yard work. It was about 6 in the evening. I heard some coyotes on the ridge top barking. Later, about 30 min before sunset, I asked my 8 year old son if he wanted to see if we could call one in. My parents had bought me a call for Christmas the year prior and I hadn't had a chance to try it.

I opened up the gun safe and really didn't see a gun that was all that appropriate. I had a 270 Browning semi, a 7mm mag bolt, a 30/30, a 35rem, a 12 gauge, several hand guns, and a 22 semi auto rifle. I chose the 22.

Well, me and my son along with my old friend Murphy, my chocolate lab, ventured off in the woods behind the house. I found a stump to sit on and my son sat in the leaves on one side and my lab on the other. Having never used the call before I did my best to imitate what I envisioned what a dying rabbit would sound like. My little boy whispered to me "I'm scared daddy!". I assured him everything was fine. About that time a coyote ran in on us and stopped about 30 yards away. I was sort of shocked because I didn't expect the call to really work. The coyote actually growled at us. I raised the rifle and placed the cross hairs on his head and squeezed the trigger. The coyote dropped but was still thrashing around so I opened up guns a blazzin'. I think it held about 30 rounds in it's tubular magazine and I know I shot at least 20 times. It finally gets up and runs off.

I went back in and got some more fire power and went back out and was never able to locate him. I only found a couple of small drops of blood. Needless to say a big adventure for my 8 year old.
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Dang son that's a nice story. I bet he still remembers it till this day. Does he go out hunting with you or did you scare that outta him that evening? Lol.
 
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About 8 years ago I was outside doing some yard work. It was about 6 in the evening. I heard some coyotes on the ridge top barking. Later, about 30 min before sunset, I asked my 8 year old son if he wanted to see if we could call one in. My parents had bought me a call for Christmas the year prior and I hadn't had a chance to try it.

I opened up the gun safe and really didn't see a gun that was all that appropriate. I had a 270 Browning semi, a 7mm mag bolt, a 30/30, a 35rem, a 12 gauge, several hand guns, and a 22 semi auto rifle. I chose the 22.

Well, me and my son along with my old friend Murphy, my chocolate lab, ventured off in the woods behind the house. I found a stump to sit on and my son sat in the leaves on one side and my lab on the other. Having never used the call before I did my best to imitate what I envisioned what a dying rabbit would sound like. My little boy whispered to me "I'm scared daddy!". I assured him everything was fine. About that time a coyote ran in on us and stopped about 30 yards away. I was sort of shocked because I didn't expect the call to really work. The coyote actually growled at us. I raised the rifle and placed the cross hairs on his head and squeezed the trigger. The coyote dropped but was still thrashing around so I opened up guns a blazzin'. I think it held about 30 rounds in it's tubular magazine and I know I shot at least 20 times. It finally gets up and runs off.

I went back in and got some more fire power and went back out and was never able to locate him. I only found a couple of small drops of blood. Needless to say a big adventure for my 8 year old.
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Sad.
 
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zhangliao04 said:
Dang son that's a nice story. I bet he still remembers it till this day. Does he go out hunting with you or did you scare that outta him that evening? Lol.
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I'm not one to push something on my kids. He hasn't really expressed interest in hunting much. He's big into fishing. When he was a baby I bought him his lifetime sportsman's license so he'll never have to purchase a hunting or fishing license the rest of his life.
 
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About 8 years ago I was outside doing some yard work. It was about 6 in the evening. I heard some coyotes on the ridge top barking. Later, about 30 min before sunset, I asked my 8 year old son if he wanted to see if we could call one in. My parents had bought me a call for Christmas the year prior and I hadn't had a chance to try it.

I opened up the gun safe and really didn't see a gun that was all that appropriate. I had a 270 Browning semi, a 7mm mag bolt, a 30/30, a 35rem, a 12 gauge, several hand guns, and a 22 semi auto rifle. I chose the 22.

Well, me and my son along with my old friend Murphy, my chocolate lab, ventured off in the woods behind the house. I found a stump to sit on and my son sat in the leaves on one side and my lab on the other. Having never used the call before I did my best to imitate what I envisioned what a dying rabbit would sound like. My little boy whispered to me "I'm scared daddy!". I assured him everything was fine. About that time a coyote ran in on us and stopped about 30 yards away. I was sort of shocked because I didn't expect the call to really work. The coyote actually growled at us. I raised the rifle and placed the cross hairs on his head and squeezed the trigger. The coyote dropped but was still thrashing around so I opened up guns a blazzin'. I think it held about 30 rounds in it's tubular magazine and I know I shot at least 20 times. It finally gets up and runs off.

I went back in and got some more fire power and went back out and was never able to locate him. I only found a couple of small drops of blood. Needless to say a big adventure for my 8 year old.
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Man, I kinda like you.
But you called an animal in to shoot already knowing you didn't have
proper fire power to do the job?
Not a fan of coyotes but would never just wound the hell out of anything, then decide I should look for a better tool.
 
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