Oldest gun that you still shoot

[Gibbles]

I do have that 1941 91/30...



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[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Probably a 1905 96 swede.

 

[ZXD9]

Mosin M44 - 1946

 

[Old Grump]

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early 1900's 32 spcl, undated Browning shot gun, single shot break action shotgun and a 25-20 that came from brothers wifes grand father, date unknown but early 1900's as a guess.

 

[Harve Curry]

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Harve Curry 1881 Marlin made in 1886 and a Spencer 1865 carbine.

You can find rimfire ammo for the Spencer? Or did you convert it to CF?

When I had a SPencer it cost me $25 for one shot. But it was worth it.

Yes , the Spencer design lends itself to a easy conversion to a center fire breech block replacement. the cut down50-70 brass and some .520" 350gr bullets cast from a Rapine mold.

 

[srsmith]

My grandfather's Winchester 1894 in 30 WCF built in 1899.
I also have his reloading tools.

It shoots just fine. I use it in rotation with other inherited hunting rifles, moving on to another when I get a deer with one of them.

-steve

 

[streakr]

I use an 1889 Marlin in 32-20, made in 1893. The 1891 made 45-70 TD Springfield gets used too. S&W No.1 Second Model (1859) on occasion when pocket pistol is needed.

streakr

 

[Pilot]

Mauser C-96 Broomhandle.

Winchester M69A .22 rifle bought by my Grandad around 1935.

 

[woerm]

1910 production Colt Browning .32

still tosses the rocks in 1 1/4" groups,


as long as it does that it's the primary field piece:cool

For the long guns the oldest one in the case is a 1978 production Win 30-30.

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