Search results for query: *

That explains it! Thanks!

Wow. Apparently I have a lot to learn. I don't know what a media tumbler or the NSA 500 is!

I have not checked in for quite a while now. I'm on number 4 as of yesterday when I picked up a like new Century Limited from armslist! Is Brasso safe for the buttstock, forend cap, and 100 year emblem on the receiver on these guns? Thanks! Fred

FWIW, greevestim. I also have a 1955 "M" straight stock 20" barrel with 4 holes on left side if barrel and 1 hole on top of receiver. The 4 holes are nice and clean. Looks factory for sure. I recall reading about the Sears rifles around the time I picked it up. Mine came in rough...

Thanks dfariswheel. I think I'll pick one up and give it a try.

Hi gang, I have posted pics of my 1947 39A a few dozen pages back. Well, I just purchased a 1980 model (according to the seller) and it is missing the bullseye in the buttstock. I'm picking it up on Sunday. Can the bullseye be purchased anywhere, or will I just have to do without it? I may...

Wow. That looks great! It looks like part of the gun. Glad it worked out on your first try. I think that setup will be a joy to shoot for many years. Scopes are great for accuracy but I love the streamlined feel of a rifle without one. With this setup you have the best of both worlds.

Wow, 34 suggestions on a first gun. I don't think Zaniac was expecting that.

sagebrushjim beat me to the punch! Great guns!

If you are interested in a Single Action and this is your first revolver, there is only one gun for you in my mind. The Ruger Single Six Well within your budget Built like a tank Beautiful Great resale value Many come with a .22 Magnum Cylinder Accurate If you find one you like, I...

Very nice Leadhead! You are a lucky guy! Both guns look to be in great shape with beautiful wood. Where did the Mountie come from? Sounds like you ordered it? Gun Broker? I've got to get my hands on one of these.

Jason, Please repost when you have patterned on some cardboard. I have an 11-87 Premier LC 28" barrel as well and I'm curious about your results. I have not patterned mine on paper yet. I am a pretty poor shot with mine, but I think it's mostly shooter error. I would love to have...

dc.fireman, That is great advice, and I can totally agree with the smile a lever gun brings to a man's face. Great guidelines you gave about the ammo purchasing too.

Don't make an impulse purchase at the show, just because you are ready to get one. There is plenty of time. I made that mistake a lot, and have now learned to have some patience. If it's like the gun shows here in NC, you may not find that great of a deal on exactly what you want anyway...

Thanks Justsaymo, BTW, I watched some of the vids and read in the link in your signature yesterday. Awesome! It looks like some serious fun ringing those bells way out there like that! Looking forward to reading more. I feel like this is the stock rear sight because it matches some other...

Thanks dewalt. I think I'll give it a try. I'll keep you posted. That Ruger is a beauty. I finally got my 1947 39A out to the range this weekend. It was freezing! I shot some pretty decent groups at 25 yds, but nowhere close to the groups I can shoot with the iron sights on my Model 60...

Sent you a pm. I have a Williams FP-GR-TK I am looking to sell. I think you want the Low Line of Sight, but I will defer to the 10/22 experts to answer that question.

dewalt2, Thanks for sharing your story. What an amazing journey that 39 has had. It looks great and best of all has centimental value to you. The wood looks great. It's amazing how much abuse and refinishes these guns can handle when you start out with a quality piece of wood, some good metal...

Thanks Nem. Needless to say I'm pleased. Best thing about this gun..... it will fire CB's so I can shoot it at work in my warehouse! Worst thing about this gun....it will fire CB's so I can shoot it at work in my warehouse! Talk about a distraction. Maybe it's a good thing those CB's are...

dewalt2, your 47 is a real beauty. Looks like mint condition! Here's the 1947 I just picked up for $300. I finally got some pics loaded. I plan on treating the stock with Howard Feed-N-Wax tomorrow evening: