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Limit your shooting to light wadcutters? BOARHUNTER

No retirement in my future, and I am ok with it. I worked 40 years in private industry, running a professional business with all the stress and effort and time that goes with that undertaking. And at 65 years old, I looked for a change. Not retirement, as I still feel a desire to remain...

Yes. Often. BOARHUNTER

I am a big fan of the 22 Elsie Pea, and am happy to see I am not alone! BOARHUNTER

Hope your back is better, Jim. BOARHUNTER

I am 68 and love my 1911s and revolvers…but these days I carry a 365. I have reluctantly come to accept my limitations. BOARHUNTER

Mine was a Smith model 10 38 with 4” barrel. That was 50 years ago… BOARHUNTER

I have a Kimber Ultra CDP in 45 and a Colt Defender in 9mm, and both are completely reliable. BOARHUNTER

I have been known to carry one or both of my Elsie Pea 22s. Both are reliable with Stingers. As to revolvers, my LCR and 43c work equally well. Although I do not usually carry only 22s, I do not feel vulnerable when I do. BOARHUNTER

I like mine. A lot. BOARHUNTER

I own two Elsie Peas and both are 100% reliable (when reasonably clean) with CCI Stingers and MiniMags. I don’t shoot any other ammo through them. BOARHUNTER

And another relevant story, but with less-satisfactory results.... My very first Russian ever is coming my direction down a steep wooded hill. I hit him in the chest with a 405 grain soft point 45/70 round out of a Marlin Guide Gun (I believe it is called). The hog tumbles down the hill in...

Thank you, Jim, for the introduction! I have killed a bunch of Russian Boar with a handgun. And the key is penetration. Even a 9mm will do the job, if that is what you have available. I successfully used 9mm once. On that occasion, the guide suggested I try a handful of Extreme Shock...

Remington Ultralight Executive 45 acp 1911… BOARHUNTER.

Personally, I bought it precisely for its current design! BOARHUNTER

Wilmer Brauer, an uncle, still farms outside of Sidney. My mother’s family (Printz) and my Dad’s family (Fees) may still have distant relatives in the area. Not sure anymore. BOARHUNTER PS: My Dad’s Dad moved to Peetz, Colorado, to be closer to The Hot Spot Bar, I believe..,, At least that...

Left Sidney at 4 in 1958. Spent time several summers on a farm outside Sidney as a teen. Great memories. Still have some kin in the area. BOARHUNTER

Welcome to Alabama! BOARHUNTER!

Sidney, Nebraska, is world famous as being the birthplace of Cabela’s and BOARHUNTER! :-) BOARHUNTER

Having carried concealed regularly for just short of 50 years, my memory fails me…. BOARHUNTER