A lot of people never get to spend time in the back country
where life is closer to the earth. A guy I know through the internet posted some photos of one of his incidents at his "office".
They were rounding up cattle .. a week long job of digging them out of the hills. Bears were causing some problems so he packed his 1895 Browning .30-06 ..
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One morning while chasing some cows he got down in a bog. When he got out and climbed off the horse to check things, the knot-head rolled ... which is sorta SOP for horses. It was hard on the rifle.
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He was lucky and had some 2-part epoxy so he did a back-country repair job.
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After letting it cure he put it back together and fired a group at 75 yards. Everything held and the sights had not changed.
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He said he will probably keep it the way it is. A nice memento.
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