I brokered a deal on one for my dad. He's killed quite a few close range deer with it and Good knows how many squirrels died of head trauma. His is actually quite well made, decently finished, and dealt accurate with both .38 special and .357 magnum loads. I took it to a local PPC match done...
My Grandpa left me a Moore and Co. 12 guage side by side. Unfortunately, my dad and uncles turned it into a wall hanger by shooting modern ammo through the damascus barrels. He bought it used so i have no idea how old, or any history of the gun or company. On my list of things to do though.
I have one that's actually pretty decent. I bought it three years ago on sort of a whim. In the meantime, the ONLY problems I've had were the action being quite rough (Polished the bolt carrier with some valve grinding compound to lap it in) and I don't like the length of pull. Other than that...
I have a bunch of the old M14 chamber brushes on the ratchet mechanism that I use to clean the chambers out on all my revolvers. of course they start with the .45 or .44, then as they get a little looser for them, they get relegated to the >38/.357s. Takes a little more muscle, but if your...
I have a SA 1911 I bought in 1988 (I think. Was when they brought out the first "enhanced" 1911, and I got it from a local gunsmith that had a parkerized one that noone was interested in.) I shot HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of rounds out of it and they were all warm cuz thats the way she liked em...
I bought a 340 from my Grandpa's best friend in 1978 for $50.00. It has the side mounted scope base (which does NOT interfere with the bolt handle as long as you use a 1" tube fixed power scope with no oversize eyepiece) as well as the dockendorff wheel elevator rear sight.
I've killed quite...
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