As with many gunowners/hunters/collectors etc. that enjoy their "toys" I have had a number of guns go through my hands. Now in my "later" years thinking back I realize that of all the guns I owned (some of my own creation) and sold, ONE stands out as the gun I should never have parted with. This particular rifle was a custom on a Husquavarna ( spelling ? ) Mauser action in .300 Weatherby Cal. in the shop of Elwood Epps, of Clinton Ont. Great gun that should have stayed in my cabinet - I didn't need to part with it, but did. Elwood was a great believer in the .300 Wea. as the ultimate moose rifle and the .303 British for everything else. Reading his catalogue reminded me of Herters. I would like to hear and I'm certain other members would too, of the "ONE that got away" from the members willing to share "reminisce" a story. --- John Can.
