A collection of guns I've picked up

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BenT
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A collection of guns I've picked up

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I've picket up a few guns this year . I thought I'd post them.

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This a 32 cal muzzleloader i picked up for Chrismas for my son . Got it for $225.

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This a Marlin 1895 I picked up for $219 . I really wasn't looking for one, but when I seen the price I needed to pick it up.

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This is a Levermatic 22 I picked up this summer when on vaction in Montana. It was a birthday present to myself. I spent $199 ,no sales tax in Montana so it was a $199. Once again I wasn't really looking for one. It was to minty to pass up.
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That was a steal on the 1895... and that levermatic is just plain COOL... 8)
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what brand is the muzzleloader? looks great, the 32s are real fun for everyone!
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hfcable wrote:what brand is the muzzleloader? looks great, the 32s are real fun for everyone!
It's a CVA . The shop I got it from said they sold it to the guy about 20 years . It looks like it has been sitting in closet the whole time.

I also picked up a Lyman 66 and other sight parts for the levermatic for $30 this week.
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BenT wrote:
hfcable wrote:what brand is the muzzleloader? looks great, the 32s are real fun for everyone!
It's a CVA . The shop I got it from said they sold it to the guy about 20 years . It looks like it has been sitting in closet the whole time.

I also picked up a Lyman 66 and other sight parts for the levermatic for $30 this week.

that CVA .32 looks like their youth gun, hasnt been made in a while, and it is a great shooter. the local muzzleloader club has one for young ones to use. my son and i used it a couple of afternoons and it was very accurate! i couldnt find one, but found a .32 thompson center cherokee....though the CVA is nicer looking. good collecting!
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You did well Ben !
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Came real close to buying a marlin m57 for $250, it wouldabeen a done deal if it was chambered for 22 mag. how does your shoot ? the one i fondled felt better than my 39M or Henry lever..
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Old Ironsights wrote:. . . and that levermatic is just plain COOL... 8)
Ahhh. . . it would be better if it had a barrel-band like the Rugers...! :wink: :lol:
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Love the collection been wanting a small caliber BP too.Shot a friends 36 caliber and have been looking off and on ever since,looks like fun.
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3leggedturtle wrote:Came real close to buying a marlin m57 for $250, it wouldabeen a done deal if it was chambered for 22 mag. how does your shoot ? the one i fondled felt better than my 39M or Henry lever..
It seems to shoot good. I just picked up a peep for it this week. I tried fitting it last night and I am going to have to sand the side of the stock down a little to get the side mount to fit. I shoot my 39A better with the peep. So I expect the same with the levermatic.
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I'd lover to find a .32 muzzie for my daughter. Congrats! 8)
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That was some pretty good shoppin.
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Birdman wrote:That was some pretty good shoppin.
It takes a lot of diligence. Hitting a couple gunshops a week. Plus I don't have a lot of fun cash for the gun hobby , so I have to be thrifty . Not to be confused with cheap. But as you can see it's enough to keep me entertained.
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wow those are very nice congrats!!!.
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Never heard of a Levermatic, but that .45-70 for the listed price was Grand Theft Marlin.

You made out well.
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