Do you guys ever shoot these 130 year old guns? If you do, are they still accurate and reliable?
OP OP M monotonous_iterancy Member Joined May 27, 2012 Messages 915 Jun 11, 2012 #51 Do you guys ever shoot these 130 year old guns? If you do, are they still accurate and reliable?
D DMH Member Joined Aug 16, 2011 Messages 298 Location Minnesota Jun 11, 2012 #52 mono, Here is a 50 yard target 5 shot group with 44-40 from a Marlin Model 1894 manufactured in 1895. I'm still working on the load and bullet diameter, but it is very fun to shoot. I think Flashcube's French Mle. would be a whole lot of fun. and they are 43 years older then my Marlin. DMH
mono, Here is a 50 yard target 5 shot group with 44-40 from a Marlin Model 1894 manufactured in 1895. I'm still working on the load and bullet diameter, but it is very fun to shoot. I think Flashcube's French Mle. would be a whole lot of fun. and they are 43 years older then my Marlin. DMH
Stevie-Ray Member Joined Feb 22, 2003 Messages 4,811 Location Mitchi-gun, the Sunrise Side Jun 11, 2012 #53 1916 DWM Luger
C Calibre44 Member Joined May 17, 2007 Messages 654 Location United Kingdom Jun 12, 2012 #54 Lee Enfield No4 1941 619592[/ATTACH]"] Attachments misc001.jpg 115.8 KB · Views: 0
H Harvie Member Joined Feb 17, 2012 Messages 39 Location Midwest Jun 12, 2012 #55 I have a Colt Automatic Calibre 25. I think it goes back to 1910.
M Murphy4570 Member Joined Oct 14, 2010 Messages 433 Jun 13, 2012 #56 I have a M1917 Enfield, barrel date of February 1918. Shoots well enough to keep on fighting, almost 100 years after it was made... It really is amazing how durable firearms are, especially when compared to most other consumer goods.
I have a M1917 Enfield, barrel date of February 1918. Shoots well enough to keep on fighting, almost 100 years after it was made... It really is amazing how durable firearms are, especially when compared to most other consumer goods.