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Stan in SC

Sixgun, Old? Old ? You want old? When you were 18 in 1972 I was 31. LOL. My first Ruger was a single six with both cylinders which I bought new in 1963 for $40. Thank you for all the comments. I know I am going to really like this revolver. I have owned a Super Redhawk for a few years. Ruger makes f...

Stan in SC

I forgot to mention that it has a 6-1/2" barrel.

Griff, I have absolutely NO idea how to post pictures.Sorry.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I have been considering for awhile a single action pistol to complement my Winchester lever gun. I work part time a couple of days a week in a gun/pawn shop and that in itself is dangerous. Too much exposure to temptation. The upside is that the shop owner gives me pretty good employee pricing on it...

Stan in SC

My neighbor has one. I have shot it. Seems very accurate. I am not overly impressed with the pistol.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

In 1947 Savage came out with the Stevens Model 325 which was manufactured until 1951 at which time the bolt handle was changed and the same gun marketed as the Savage 340.
I have a Stevens 325 in 30-30 and I shoot and hunt with it regularly.
These are great rifles.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I used my new Baikal 12 gauge over .308 several weeks ago to take a nice buck. The .308 barrel was the one used. The rest of the season I will use my model 94 in .32 Win. Special or my 1949 model Stevens bolt action 30-30 or even my H&R Handi rifle in 45/70. Our deer season is open till January ...

Stan in SC

Sadly no but I WAS hoping. Old dogs chase cars even if they cannot drive them.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

After shooting the new .22 magnum Little Badger I decided that even though it shot extremely well with the iron sights it needed a red dot scope. I put a BSA on it and after a wee bit of adjusting and zeroing I got it where it shoots almost the same hole at 25 yards and about 3" at 100 yards. B...

Stan in SC

I don't need any ball small game ammo. I have a small supply of the old low velocity small bullet so called "practice ammo".

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I REALLY liked the look of Old Ironsights' rifle as modified. I now have it's mate but mine has the scout scope on it. I think my barrel is a bit shorter or looks to be. I had my gunsmith cut 8" off the original barrel and re-crown it. I am looking forward to getting out to the gun club to sigh...

Stan in SC

Key West is well worth your time. They have sight seeing by means of a "Conch Train" which is a Jeep pulling lots of small passenger trailers. Try it. We enjoyed it a lot.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

My wife is also my barber since about 12 years ago.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

The government shutdown does not affect the NICS background check function as it is permanently funded.
Oh and the telephone call is NOT to the local sheriff. It is to the NICS which is an FBI function.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I bought a little Badger and really like it. Several days ago my distributor called me and said he had gotten in four more of these little wonders and did I want one more...in .22 Magnum!! Heck yes and it arrived today. Looks exactly like the first one. So now I have a pair of them and if they come ...

Stan in SC

Thing I always felt anout .25acp pistols was that you shoot someone five times with it and when they find out about it they are going to be ticked off at you.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I used that very load for about 25 years on deer. Very good effective load.
If you don't want them I'll buy them.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I just joined. Thanks.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

76553,
The state in which you purchase does not have to be contiguous to your home state.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I'm thinking .410 also.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

Wednesday--Hump day--Mike,mike,mike mike,what day is it?I love the camel in the Geico ads. Anyhow Wednesday is my range day every week that I can. Today I took the new to me Mosin 91/30.Shooting Bulgarian light ball(147 grain bullet) for the first four shots I was slightly right and high at 50 yards...

Stan in SC

I read this post with great interest.I used to be into Mosins BIG TIME.Over the years I have disposed of all of them except one, a Finnish Model 39. It's kinda been in the back of my mind recently to obtain another 91/59 or a 91/30.I just wanted a shooter and as the title of this thread says "T...

Stan in SC

I used a "David Bradley" brand walking plow at my mountain cabin in the little garden I had. David Bradley was a brand name of Sears Roebuck Co. This was in 1985 and it was old then. A friend owned it and lent it to me to plow the garden. I remember it doing a great job but it was quite a ...

Stan in SC

My model 39 is the most accurate iron sighted rifle I have ever owned.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I bought a Winchester in .32WS several years ago.I really like the rifle and I appreciate the accuracy of it.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

Her lies the body of poor William Butts
Willie is with us no more.
He drank what he thought was H2O.
It was really H2SO4.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

Like Thunder 50 who posted above I have a 12 gauge over .308 and I like the combo gun very much.I find it to be accurate. Mine was purchased in April this year and I have not shot it a lot and it still is tight to open.I am told by those who have them that they do eventually loosen up. I am impresse...

Stan in SC

GREAT pictures,Fred. Thank you for posting these.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I was about to order a Rio Grand in 45/70 two weeks ago but read some bad comments on various forums. I read enough that I did not order the rifle. I sincerely hope that you have good success with yours and I look forward to your posting your experience and opinions once you have had a chance to eva...

Stan in SC

A very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I almost ordered one from my distributor last week.Now I am glad I didn't.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I ordered one in January and took delivery of it about a month ago. Very dependable and accurate. Brings a lot of fun back to shooting.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

Usually when I am at the computer my Maltese is at my feet.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I retired August 2,2002 at the tender age of 61.Never looked back.Never regretted retiring.Loved what I did but don't miss it. Now I work part time a couple of days a week of all places in a gun/pawn shop.I wish I had been there my whole career. You will really like retirement.Congratulations,sir. S...

Stan in SC

On vacation in 1972 my wife and I also tried to go to the Inn for supper and saw the same "We dress for supper" sign and went elsewhere.
We took a harbor tour at Bar Harbor.Beautiful offshore cottages on small islands.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I made one similar a few years back. Works good.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

Happy Birthday to ya.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

A very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you,sir.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

Thank you all for the birthday wishes.
A happy birthday to Blaine.
Wasn't sure I would ever make 72 but here I be.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

Nope. ALL of the "equipment " looks very much in place and in good working order from my perspective.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

About four years ago I bought a Winchester Model 1894 in .32 Winchester Special from the estate of my deceased college room mate who was like my brother for fifty years.This rifle serial number indicates a manufacture date of 1956. Upon shooting the rifle I was delighted to find that the mirror bore...

Stan in SC

A very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you , sir.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I bought my most recent replacement computer at a pawn shop and took it to my computer guru and had him wipe it clean as if it were brand new.That eliminates all prior owner's additions,etc. This one is a Toshiba Satellite and I am satisfied with it.I got a good deal at right around $200. This is th...

Stan in SC

That picture of the casting shows as noted very shoddy workmanship on what looks like a zinc type metal.The Little Badger looks NOTHING like that.It is very precision machined and very obviously made of steel.Very neat and clean looking breech. I tried the holo sight today at the gun club and after ...

Stan in SC

cas mentioned that the Badger felt "loose' and wavy when he examined one.I have experienced nothing of the sort with the one I own.It is tight when open and very solid feeling with the action closed. I have just this week mounted a reflex holo sight on it.Changes the look quite a bit.The peep s...

Stan in SC

I first saw the Chiappa "Little Badger" in January at a dealer expo.I ordered one at that time and took delivery of it about 6 weeks ago.I found it to be very handy and accurate as can be with the peep sight. Just recently I mounted a reflex red dot on it just like the one the young lady h...

Stan in SC

Being a confirmed 45/70 fanatic I at one time owned and shot a Siamese Mauser converted to 45/70.Very very accurate.Very very strong action that can be hand loaded wayyy beyond anything else but a #1 Ruger. The downside and reason I divested myself of it was that the darn thing was so bulky and unga...

Stan in SC

My local gun shop has a model 94AE trapper in .44 mag.If I remember correctly it's an 1894-1994 commemorative model.It is like new. He has a price of $799 on it.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

I find that 150 grain round nose work best for me.

Incidentally,Carlsen Highway, it's good to see you here.You will fit in well.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

To adjust the front sight for windage on a 91/30 Mosin you need an LT-2 sight adjuster.

Stan in SC

Stan in SC

"High capacity magazine " is an old indian phrase meaning lousy shot.

Stan in SC

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