Great ads/artwork! Last one had me bustin' a gut!

I'm a "righty" but had to learn to shoot "lefty" at a young age after losing an eye to a ............can you believe it? A BB gun! Never looked back! They work great for me and have never been bothered by cases coming out to my right or straight-up!

Thanks 45; did that also just yesterday, seems like another good site. I received one response there this AM so will work through that. Gracios

Thanks Gunny; if I understand you I don't need to use the old safety, I've got a left hand oversized head safety to put in there but I can't figure out how to get the original safety out.

Totally off topic for this forum but..... Trying to replace the rt hand safety with a lefty on a 1937 Win Model 12 shotgun; there's hole clear through the safety near the "red" mark and no other visible holes; is this used to rotate the safety pin so it can be pushed out? Seems extremely s...

A great thanks to the sacrifices, all that's been done, what keeps being done!

I'll do some cleaning on it, add a bit of oil and keep working the action! Tough duty!

Thanks again for all the input........these sites are incredible for all the help and information a fella can pickup!

Not long ago I picked up a 1953 model 94 in 30-30. When I flip the lever open, I really have to pop/snap it hard for the carrier to bring the next round up. If I work the action slow, carrier doesn't rise, it really needs that last little 'snap'. Typical or does some polishing need to be done? I do ...

Thanks for the "welcomes" and the ideas/perspectives, I'll take all into account. Reckon for now I'll just "get used to it and see what happens! Season opens up here next Sat. so looking forward to getting it out and seeing if we can bring home the venison. I've read this site for yea...

I picked up used model 94, 30-30 made in 1953, it's in excellent shape with good bore. It came with a Williams 94/336 sight on it. I'm new to peeps and usually shoot buckhorn irons. Elevation is great but it hits left (from a solid rest and squeezing the trigger). To dial it in, the peep winds up ob...