I have a few CZs. But for the .41 Mag, I have a Henry Big Boy Classic (brass receiver, etc.), in .41 Remington Magnum. Goes along with a Blackhawk that I've had since '81. It's legal for deer in Nohio. I've been using a bolt action .450 Bushmaster, but it's scoped. Most of the deer that I harvest are well under 100 yards and many have been on the run. So, since the Henry has iron sights ... and I already had the Ruger (6.5 inch barrel makes it legal) ... Seemed to be something that I'd take out this year. And, the Henry is a lot of fun to shoot. Even with a brass buttplate, felt recoil is quite manageable.

Should be good enough for the white tails, around here. Very few of them even approach the 200 pound level. The deer in Nohio are much larger than the coyote deer of Texas, but are much smaller than a Midwestern whitetail.

Plus, when I walked past the clearance table, and it was marked down to five hundred and forty U.S. Yankee Greenback Dollars .... Hard to pass.

Moreover, as opposed to what I have in .450 Bushmaster, it has wood furniture. I just ain't too fond of plastic stocks.

Same as in Iowa, when they broadened it away from shotgun only ... to straight wall cartridges ... it seems a little silly. Why can't I just grab my .243 and kill deer? Leave it to bureaucrats to fork things up.

Covered my short West Texas Intermediate but held on to my RBOB. I'm going back to some very, very bad habits.

On .22 WMR v .17 HMR ... I like them both. They're both a lot of fun and it's surprising what you can kill with either of them.