nice looking rig you have johnny both gun and rig. here's a pic of my 16" shortie of the marlin flavor in 45. i think these were a run of 500 for the ohio gun collectors assoc.

sorry for your loss. hate it when your gun poor and something nice pops up. my memory is terrible but later didn't winchester run or mix the 55's serial numbers in with the 94's?

jonboy, I hope you sold a couple of those photos to the NYS Dept. of Tourism! :D Thanks everyone for posting all these photos from "your neck of the woods!" There are so many beautiful places we live and hunt! :D Please keep posting your photos. THIS IS A TERRIFIC THREAD!!! thanks for the...

hot air balloon ride october 2012 over upstate ny. a beautiful day enjoying peak fall colors. http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l289/jonboy0069/stuff/IMG_1252A_zps6f1da08d.jpg http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l289/jonboy0069/stuff/IMG_1270_1AA_zpsa1c46c52.jpg http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l289/...

i see who rules the roost at home, looks like one spoiled dog. best friend.

some one wanted 25-35 pics, win 94 http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l289/jonboy0069/Webwin25-35b.jpg http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l289/jonboy0069/Webwin25-35.jpg then for good measure a win 53, 32WCF http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l289/jonboy0069/Webwin53b.jpg http://i99.photobucket.com/alb...

this used to be my BBQ gun, now someone else's http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l289/jonboy0069/uzi/Web100_1071.jpg what i think i would like to have for a BBQ gun is one of the 80's browning 65's high grade with the silver receiver in 218 bee. or maybe that marlin century with the engraved receive...

thanks for all the complements. i haven't had the gun analized by my local winchester autority yet but it has a few things i wonder about. the wood seems better than standard grade. it has this little carbine style rear sight with two leafs and a roll up sight. kinda like a carbine express sight. th...

thought everybody had seen a 10 " rock before? ok, i'll try pics......

3 months ago went to a gun auction and picked up a winchester 94 in 32-40. the gun is in very nice shape for a 1911. first the local hunt for brass, well the best i could come up with is john wayne loaded ammo. i don't care for nickel brass nor paying for loaded ammo. well ended up paying the long d...

i would pass, your $500 will go a long way towards a better one. on a good day you can find a decent 64 for $800-$950 (i think, haven't looked in a while). i guess if you like to tinker go for it but parts and time are not cheap either. i usually hold out for the better original guns, seems worth it...

what's your opinions on these? looked at a 92 45 long colt the other day. 20" oct bbl i think. nice fit and finnish along with nice case coloring. worth the money? this one was $ 750, used, like new. are they std bore sizes or odd? do they hold up, any problems? thanks guys. john.....

the 37 was my first deer gun here in shotgun NY. ithica is an hour away so a lot of ithicas were used around here. two fold, great guns and local support. i have an 87 20 ga as well, just wish it had been still made in ithica. as true with a lot of the gun company's got into financial trouble along ...

a local gun shop has a 1920's 94 saddle ring carbine in 32special. overall condition of the gun is pretty good BUT there is about a 7/16" hole in the left side of the buttstock. i know it once held a compass probably. the owner of the shop states that winchester sold some gun compass' for after...

looked at a win 94 SRC the other day. on the bottom of the receiver in front of the lever were the letters FCH in pretty bold stamping. i thought i had either seen or read about this marking before but can't remember where. tried to google with no luck. ring a bell with any of you folks? thanks, john

looked at a win 94 SRC the other day. on the bottom of the receiver in front of the lever were the letters FCH in pretty bold stamping. i thought i had either seen or read about this marking before but can't remember where. tried to google with no luck. ring a bell with any of you folks? thanks, john