Guns with Soul
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killermarmot
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My guns with soul are both lever actions
my Savage 99 in Savage .303
and my brand new strait stocked
BLR in .308
The Winchester 1898, I mean any shotgun with an exposed hammer has got to have soul.
and I think some polymer guns can have soul. I think the Beretta NEOS is a unique kinda soulful polymer gun (ofcourse I'm biased cause I have one
) but hey.
my Savage 99 in Savage .303
and my brand new strait stocked
BLR in .308
The Winchester 1898, I mean any shotgun with an exposed hammer has got to have soul.
and I think some polymer guns can have soul. I think the Beretta NEOS is a unique kinda soulful polymer gun (ofcourse I'm biased cause I have one
) but hey.smokemaker
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My dad inherited a M-1903A3 made in 1942 by Remington this weekend. That rifle has soul. Any levergun should have at least a little soul.
My K-22 has soul.
So does my Ithaca 12 gauge.
My K-22 has soul.
So does my Ithaca 12 gauge.
Bacon
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I have a few:
Model 1894 Winchester mfg. 1941. Lots of personality. The action is a little loose but fun to shoot.
Model 1916 Spanish Short Rifle made from a 1893 Mauser during the 30's by both sides in the Spanish Revolution.
Type I Japanese Rifle picked up from a sniper who had been made into hamburger on Okinawa. The Marine-Raider who brought it back gave it to me a couple months ago. I cherish this rifle. (My Father was on Okinawa also)
Pre-Model 28 Highway Patrolman mfg. 1955. Revolvers like this are what gave Smith & Wesson it's reputation. Lots of holster wear but all you need is to hold it in your hands. Then you'll see what I mean.
Good thread!
Steve
Model 1894 Winchester mfg. 1941. Lots of personality. The action is a little loose but fun to shoot.
Model 1916 Spanish Short Rifle made from a 1893 Mauser during the 30's by both sides in the Spanish Revolution.
Type I Japanese Rifle picked up from a sniper who had been made into hamburger on Okinawa. The Marine-Raider who brought it back gave it to me a couple months ago. I cherish this rifle. (My Father was on Okinawa also)
Pre-Model 28 Highway Patrolman mfg. 1955. Revolvers like this are what gave Smith & Wesson it's reputation. Lots of holster wear but all you need is to hold it in your hands. Then you'll see what I mean.
Good thread!
Steve
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My grandpappy's old smith&wesson M&P 38.special,that gun has a lot of stories to tell,and so does grandpappy.
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