Riomouse911
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That looks a bit like my old Beeman spring air .177 pistol I bought back in high school...but mine didn’t come with the wire stock...nor the hot chick
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Every day for this entire year I will post old school printed gun ads each day.
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The diesel was pretty bad too. Good vehicles but hard on fuel and weak as water.
The new process 203. Ford/Chevrolet/ Dodge all used it.. Great idea back when roads were dirt and vehicles got 15 mpg anyway. . Not so great for pavement. I have several. Luckily one can swap in a NP 205 unit very easily. Direct bolt in.
As far as ads here is one for the "WD-40 WAS NEVER MEANT FOR GUNS" guys
And one for the Colt guys. 160 dollar python
Also if you read what Cooper says it undoes the guns for bear thread. Says its only good for deer up to 100 lb......guess one can aim for the spots that way . Lol
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Just like the guns themselves. Straight-up practical with zero drama.Some Savage 99 ads.
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My Dad gave me my first centerfire when I turned 15, it was a 99F in .308 Win.
Sadly, I had to sell it to pay bills back in college. I guess having a roof and food for a month and a half was better than sleeping in my car with my rifle.
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Unless your a sava...ur....india...ur native ameri....um Washington football tea.....
Dude with a 99.
indy1919a4
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That is a beautiful ad.. So many wonderful Savage 99s to purchase.. I have been waiting for one with the Bayonet so you can get the little critters also..
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They aren't rare around here by any means. At least 90% are 300 savage. But none look like the one in the picture. I often see many guns and think "what a waste" because they are 50-100 years old and look unfired. But for whatever reason, every 99 i see looks like hell. I have a 300 and a 308. Both rough. Ive seen probably 100. Even a couple in the "gun library" back in the day. They were well used too.
Riomouse911
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A few Ruger SA revolver ads. (Shhhh! I think I found the Grandpappy of the “Which handgun for bear?” threads.)
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I've seen a lot of bear. Many up close. Apparently we have the Bob Ross bear. Maybe the Teddy bear. All the bear ads have some pretty dang mean looking bear.
Just for continuity heres a buck and a Beretta tip up ad.
We will leave out the "are you man enough for a hairy chest" type ads. Lol. You old guys bought some weird stuff......
Just for continuity heres a buck and a Beretta tip up ad.
We will leave out the "are you man enough for a hairy chest" type ads. Lol. You old guys bought some weird stuff......
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For the people dealing with the cold white stuff
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Seems like our man's snappy cold weather head gear might be a Pepsico trademark infringement.View attachment 979274 For the people dealing with the cold white stuff
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View attachment 979274 For the people dealing with the cold white stuff
I love that advertisement. It is beautiful...
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There are easy to find Savage models and then there are some not so easy to find models. Savage made these for almost 100 years. My favorite savage 99 is the Musket.. How I so wish they did make that in British 303 and not Savage 303.. But it was war time..
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Found some good ones.
indy1919a4
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Loved them all... I really like that century one.. Thanks
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Actually, that’s really creepy. I think I just found my excuse to go buy a bear gun.
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Riomouse911
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A few full-stock rifle images for those who like the European driven-hunt look:
Check out the caliber options on the first Steyr Premier rifle: 264, .338, .458 Win Mags and the .257 Weatherby... not calibers that are usually associated with trim, shorter barrelled rifles.
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Check out the caliber options on the first Steyr Premier rifle: 264, .338, .458 Win Mags and the .257 Weatherby... not calibers that are usually associated with trim, shorter barrelled rifles.
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One of the greatest pistols made.. And the great ones have many variations in design.
Riomouse911
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In the vein of the awesome Luger ads.. a few ads from their wartime adversary:
As for the last one, I think I’ll pass on a “Rat and Mango Chutney” Pie,” thank you very much.
As for the last one, I think I’ll pass on a “Rat and Mango Chutney” Pie,” thank you very much.
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