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The one I always said I'd get someday......Out of the blue, a fella offered me a straight across swap for my BFR and Holster.....How could I say no?? LNIB and real pretty wood. I'll miss the BFR, but this is pretty special, too.....
Here She Is; Just like all the others, but mine
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Good on you -your patience paid off!
Me too - I waited for two years for just the LNIB .405 takedown 1895 I wanted to hunt with, and picked up a nice never-fired Deluxe safe-queen along the way!
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My "shooter" shoots great offhand with factory Hornady ammo, so I may never shoot it from a bench rest. Please follow up with pics and range reports.
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Strangely enough, the buckhorns fit me real good on this one........I got about 2 1/2 boxes of the 300gr Hornadys, but I'll need to get dies and stuff PDQ.......
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You are more than welcome to leave it at my house!
CRS, yours is absolutely beautiful, too.
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Thanks to those with kind words on my two 1895s.
Both came to me through contacts made on this forum and I cannot say enough good words about the folks with whom I dealt. Both rifles exceeded my expectations and were priced fairly for their configuration and condition. I would do it again.
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Grizz wrote:What would you trade for that chest of drawers?
My Grandparents got that when they were married.....I think is was made in the late 1800s and kind of a family thing....Daughter would kill me if sold it......
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Grizz wrote:What would you trade for that chest of drawers?
My Grandparents got that when they were married.....I think is was made in the late 1800s and kind of a family thing....Daughter would kill me if sold it......
Grizz wrote:What would you trade for that chest of drawers?
My Grandparents got that when they were married.....I think is was made in the late 1800s and kind of a family thing....Daughter would kill me if sold it......
I figured, it's a beaut.
I have a matching Rocker and oval night stand, too. My sister got most of that stuff and upset it away
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Griff;
I did not think I would like a 95 either until I shot one and could hit with it. For me, my 95 comes up just right with the sights on the target, so it is hard to miss with it.
BTW, the same reason that I like my 86 and 92 !
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crs wrote:Griff;
I did not think I would like a 95 either until I shot one and could hit with it. For me, my 95 comes up just right with the sights on the target, so it is hard to miss with it.
BTW, the same reason that I like my 86 and 92 !
Always the best of reasons to like a gun. I understand.
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Beautiful pieces. I picked mine up as a shooter and a hunter. I want mine to go into the field with me. I love this design. you either love'em or hate'em.