1892 32/20

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tj3006
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1892 32/20

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Just getting the hang of this thing.Image
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the muzzle

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Il do better.

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Sorry about theses pictures.
I will do more when the weather clears.
How come nobody cussed me for nor posting them sooner?
Disapointing.
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Because we knew that you would try to show them off as soon as you could. My '92 rifle is a 24 inch round barrel, your's does look good, you will love the 32-20, thank's.
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Very nice. It looks like your 32-20 still has quite a bit of blue on the barrel and mag tube and its an octagon. Very nice rifle to own.
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My favorite rifle with one of my favorite cartridges :P
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Winjester
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1892 32/20

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I really like the 32/20 cartridge also. I have a well-worn Win.'92 that is one of my favorite levers. It was made in 1911, and has the 24" octagonal barrel. Here's a couple of pics of the old girl!
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tj3006
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Well worn ?

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That thing looks just fine to me. Your wood is real nice, My wood is prety dry, I may rub a little gun oil on her.
Some guys sat never do anything like that, but hell it soaks in and in a few months it looks like you never did it.
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