Michael Tinker Pearce
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Did someone say pictures? These are mostly pretty old-timey...
This one is a century old...
old fashioned shooting irons
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Did someone say pictures? These are mostly pretty old-timey...
This one is a century old...
Kevin Rohrer
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I agree that plastic guns and black guns are pedestrian, although they do have a place for some. My safe is full of stuff to include a couple black guns. But the most fun are the "old" steel and wood military stuff. I recently bought a 45/70 Springfield Carbine and a 50/70 Sharps Cavalry Carbine. Coupled with casting and loading my own BP cartridges for them, they are incredibly fun to own and shoot.
theotherwaldo
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My current crop of Bubba-rejected projects include:
-a 1901 Argie Mauser, scoped and rebarrelled in .30-06;
-an 1873 Trapdoor with a chopped stock;
-an SKS-M that was painted red, white, and blue;
-a badly butchered 03-a3 that's almost back to life; and,
-a Nam-era AR parts kit that's awaiting a barrel.
Gives me something to do over the winter.
-a 1901 Argie Mauser, scoped and rebarrelled in .30-06;
-an 1873 Trapdoor with a chopped stock;
-an SKS-M that was painted red, white, and blue;
-a badly butchered 03-a3 that's almost back to life; and,
-a Nam-era AR parts kit that's awaiting a barrel.
Gives me something to do over the winter.
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