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Originally Posted By THellURider:
Nice shooting! Thanks! I can't always lay them in there like that but the gun can. |
"One need only reflect that all one must do to be considered dangerous by the government is to go about repeating the very phrases used by our founding fathers in their struggle for independence." - Charles Beard, historian
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Originally Posted By arkel:
What do you feed her? My load is 32.0 of Varget under a 170 grain Sierra ProHunter with standard Winchester primers and a Winchester case. That gun seems to shoot anything well though. |
"One need only reflect that all one must do to be considered dangerous by the government is to go about repeating the very phrases used by our founding fathers in their struggle for independence." - Charles Beard, historian
1928 Model 94 .30 WCF 30-30 
The joys of the 4th generation owner...4 set screws held on a side mounted rail. As you can see major pitting and the total destruction of collectors value. Well it leaves me with a very old shooter and hopefully add to its head count. It was fun taking it apart without dis-assembly knowledge...and the 80 years of crud and wear to clean... |
Currently building my first 2 AR's. Feel free to ask if I need parts.
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Originally Posted By bullofspadez:
http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=12411 1928 Model 94 .30 WCF 30-30 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=12412 The joys of the 4th generation owner...4 set screws held on a side mounted rail. As you can see major pitting and the total destruction of collectors value. Well it leaves me with a very old shooter and hopefully add to its head count. It was fun taking it apart without dis-assembly knowledge...and the 80 years of crud and wear to clean... Looks cool though! 
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It's not the weapon that makes you lethal; the training and the mindset make you lethal.
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Originally Posted By hh47:
Grandpa's 99. Technically not mine But I do sort of have "visitation rights" That 99 is sweet! |
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Top to bottom,
Winchester 1894 in 32 Winchester Special, yea its been butchered but the price was right, Winchester 94 in 38-55, I bought this exactly one week before Winchester announced its closing, after that they all disappeared. Never did find a 25-35 to match. Winchester 94 saddle ring carbine in 45 Colt, Winchester 9422, Marlin 1894 CP in 357 mag and Marlin 1894 CL DU (that's Ducks Unlimited) in 25-20 
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Originally Posted By bullofspadez:
http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=12411 1928 Model 94 .30 WCF 30-30 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=12412 The joys of the 4th generation owner...4 set screws held on a side mounted rail. As you can see major pitting and the total destruction of collectors value. Well it leaves me with a very old shooter and hopefully add to its head count. It was fun taking it apart without dis-assembly knowledge...and the 80 years of crud and wear to clean... Man, looks like those dimples were done with a handheld drill. Still, it gives her character, and I'll bet she's a joy to shoot! |
Two are one, one is none.
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Originally Posted By obcbeaker:
Originally Posted By bullofspadez:
http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=12411 1928 Model 94 .30 WCF 30-30 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=12412 The joys of the 4th generation owner...4 set screws held on a side mounted rail. As you can see major pitting and the total destruction of collectors value. Well it leaves me with a very old shooter and hopefully add to its head count. It was fun taking it apart without dis-assembly knowledge...and the 80 years of crud and wear to clean... Man, looks like those dimples were done with a handheld drill. Still, it gives her character, and I'll bet she's a joy to shoot! Actually they are set screws that I had to dremel down to get the scope mount off. They will soon be replaced with screw plugs to clean up the look a little...hopefully I'll be sighting her in by next weekend. |
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Originally Posted By poke4570:
Since you asked so nicely in GD for levergun pr0n here is what I have.
My dog even got his foot in the pic 
http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm177/poke4570/leverguns045.jpg?t=1254250265 What's the story on the paw print rifle stock? Looks a bit bigger than your dog's foot would make. 
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Now we know.
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Also, since y'all asked in GD.
Marlin 336 in .30-30 with Tactical Tilly 
Marlin 336 in .30-30 Now with Mauser 
As you can see it's popular with the critters. These things are like an addiction. My gf wants one, now. |
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Originally Posted By RickTinsley: Originally Posted By poke4570: Since you asked so nicely in GD for levergun pr0n here is what I have. My dog even got his foot in the pic http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm177/poke4570/leverguns045.jpg?t=1254250265 What's the story on the paw print rifle stock? Looks a bit bigger than your dog's foot would make. When I first got that one I used it when we ran coyotes with dogs. Everyone else used shotguns and buckshot but I could shoot faster with that then they could with there semi auto's. Basically I used it to kill alot of coyotes and one day I got bored so I carved a track in the side of it. |
I am not your sig line anymore. *Sniff* ~TechGal26
Most everyone took me out of their sigline, too. Don't feel too bad~Kap-x
Most everyone took me out of their sigline, too. Don't feel too bad~Kap-x
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Originally Posted By Phil1712:
My 444 with Bayonet, Brockman Sights and parkerized finish. http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/BuffaloPhil5/firearms/Marlin444rec.jpg http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/BuffaloPhil5/firearms/Marlin444fin.jpg http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/BuffaloPhil5/firearms/Marlin444bayonetlug.jpg That is wicked cool. My hat is off to you your innovation and style. |
Now we know.
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ok I'll play
Glenfield 30 bbl cut to 16.25 rust blued stained birch stocks homemade ammo cuff http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa315/chains2000/Image101.jpg http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa315/chains2000/cell216.jpg |
 Savage/Stevens Model 89 .22LR ––- The first of many  Winchester 1894 ––- Bought it at Walmart 3 days after hearing that they were shutting down production  Marlin 1893 .30-30 ––- My first center fire, Dad bought it at an estate sale of a retired Judge, was a murder weapon.  Marlin 39-A ––- Dad's .22, his b-day was the 16th of Dec, it was suppose to be his 8th b-day present, had to wait till 1945 to get it.  Winchester 88 .284 Win ––- Last years Christmas present from Mom.  Marlin 1894 .44spl/.44mag ––- Won this two years ago at a Friends of NRA banquet, not bad for $20.00. Still need to take pix of a Marlin 336 and Savage 99, maybe tomorrow |
My Cowboy 66 and Marlin 1894, both in 45 Colt:
These are my two original 1889's in 32-20, one 24" and one 28": 
All 4 of these are tack drivers. Also have a Win trapper in 45 Colt that is sooooo handy and also shoots great. Also have a Marlin 39A but no pic - that is one accurate 22 !! |
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All but one (pre 64 Winchester 30-30), Top Marlin 1895 45/70, going down from there is a Marlin 336C 30-30, Marlin 1894SS in 44 magnum, Rossi Puma in 357 magnum and bottom is a Marlin Golden 39A in 22. The image is a bit deceiving as it's angled so the 22 looks a lot bigger than it should as compared to the rest
EDTA: All have Williams peeps except the Puma which has a Marbles Tang and the Winny (not here) that's been left as original. 
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OK, I'll play, there are at least three that haven't been pictured in the thread yet:
Top-bottom 1)Marlin 1894 Cowboy .45 Colt I use for SASS competition 2) Marlin 1895 pre-Guide custom .45-70, electroless nickel, ported barrel 3) Marlin .410 from about 1930, pretty rare 4) Marlin model 39-A .22 1939 vintage transition squirrel killer (first year, only year with that pistol grip shape) 5) Marlin 336RC (Regular Carbine) .30-30 1951 vintage truck gun and these: 
I have 1.85 Marlin 1881 .45-70s. Both from 1883, serial numbers about 200 different. Long story, but I have one plus a nearly complete parts gun (UPS lost a couple parts). I shoot the unrefinished one in SASS competition. |
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Originally Posted By jmurdock:
Glenfield Model 30A along with other stuff I own.
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj262/Moparman74114/stuff005.jpg come on, you have to show a pic of the whole stock! |
I finally made it back "home." This is the Win '94 Trapper I did for my mom a while back. Just added the XS Scout rail, Leupy Scout scope, and some brass tacks to the wood. I think I'll open up the loop for her one of these days (it does get cold in Northern MN...).
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That one looks real nice. How does it shoot? |
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DO WANT. Awesome gun, Iove the Winchester 1895. |
Top to bottom –– Guide Gun in hunting form with a scope –– it currently wears a bit better scope, but the same size (looks weird, works great !) , 1Model 94 .45 colt Trapper (some fag put a Ram Line stock on it before i bought it) ,1894 .44 Mag Arlin cut to trapper length with a saddle ring , Nice pre-safety, but post - 64 30-30, . then a family portrait featuring some others : 2 Rangers (both receiver safety models –– 1 setup with a scope 1 with a big lever loop and Saddle ring) another model 94 Marlin with full length barrell and mag tube, .22 Henry, and the same Guide Gun as above - only without the scope
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Originally Posted By Phil1712:
I'll just copy / paste from the other thread I guess. http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/BuffaloPhil5/shopped/45-70resize.jpg http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/BuffaloPhil5/firearms/Guidegunwoodpile.jpg http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/BuffaloPhil5/firearms/MarlinMarauder.jpg I'd really like to learn more about these two levers. I've never owned or shot a lever but the bug to own one has hit me hard. Clint |
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