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airedaleman

It's a '94. By the way, I have this bridge in Brooklyn that I'd like to sell,,,

airedaleman

Nice rig, but I think you'd wind up using a neck weld to use that scope given the drop of the Henry's stock...

airedaleman

Roscoe Lee Browne...

airedaleman

Made for K-Mart, from '89 to '91 in 30-30 only. Came with camouflage nylon sling. I had one. Always reminded me of something carried by banana republic gendarmerie...

airedaleman

Glock 22 or 23...

airedaleman

I own 2 1907s and did own a third, which was one of the French WWI contract guns. They are a very early, if not the first, semi-automatic handgun that used a double stack 10 round magazine. When most other automatics held 6-7 rounds I would think the Savage could be classified as high capacity. In ...

airedaleman

Sounds like that wreck is an Army Special, which evolved into the Official Police. The 41 Colt was the largest (in diameter) cartridge it was chambered for. Most Army Specials were 38 Specials; the 32-20 was also offered. The New Service revolver was offered in 38-40, 44-40, and 45 Colt. The first h...

airedaleman

Interesting looking rifle and the M1907 sling is a good choice, too. You may want to assemble it properly though. http://search.yahoo.com/r/_ylt=A0oG7lTGfi5S7wkAZDFXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTExc3BoNG9sBHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMgRjb2xvA2FjMgR2dGlkA1VJQzFfMQ--/SIG=120nem3su/EXP=1378807622/**http%3a//www.youtube.com/wat...

airedaleman

Interesting looking rifle and the M1907 sling is a good choice, too. You may want to assemble it properly though. http://search.yahoo.com/r/_ylt=A0oG7lTGfi5S7wkAZDFXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTExc3BoNG9sBHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMgRjb2xvA2FjMgR2dGlkA1VJQzFfMQ--/SIG=120nem3su/EXP=1378807622/**http%3a//www.youtube.com/watc...

airedaleman

Are autoloading 22's prohibited in Canada? If not, there are some older guns that might fit your bill. I can elaborate if you wish...

airedaleman

Thanks for the demo, Earl. Is the 218 Bee the featured cartridge?

airedaleman

Have a copy of his "Home Guide to Cartridge Conversions" which i bought when it came out in 1967. Still contains a wealth of knowledge for anyone who handloads. I no longer have any use for it. If anyone wants it, make me an offer. I'm so sorry to hear of your passing. I know that I'll be...

airedaleman

Sonny P, Your full of you know what. One post and you make this exclamation. BSer if I ever saw one. My thousand dollars against your $50 (if you have that much) says you can't take a picture of the barrel address and caliber roll mark and post it here in 15 minutes. $20K against your 100 if you ha...

airedaleman

Sonny P, Your full of you know what. One post and you make this exclamation. BSer if I ever saw one. My thousand dollars against your $50 (if you have that much) says you can't take a picture of the barrel address and caliber roll mark and post it here in 15 minutes. $20K against your 100 if you ha...

airedaleman

Ammunition packaging started to lose class in the 60's. Beyond hope now...

airedaleman

Having been there and done that, I'm not telling anyone how to feel. I have prolly met/worked with a good 2-3 thousand alkies personally, face to face. Sharing a common defect, we tend to think the same, and to another alkie, we're pretty predictable. (Drank 39 years. Got sober in AA. 5 yrs. later ...

airedaleman

If I were in charge ALL rifles would have threads, for three types of tips: 1) suppressors, for quieter practice and safety on the range. 2) bird-cage 'flash hiders', for far more muzzle-protection than a mere 'crown'. 3) a plain-metal thread-protector, for those who prefer the uncluttered, traditi...

airedaleman

Maxim "suppressor?" Hiram would have had a fit...

airedaleman

. The Belgian T-Bolts are super-accurate, and are well worth owning (I have a T2 Deluxe, below). Saltwood is a possibility on guns made fro 1966-70, so DOM check the SN - but after 40+ years, if there were any saltwood issue with a particular rifle, it would certainly have raised it's ugly head by ...

airedaleman

They DO have a problem. The stocks on these old T-Bolts (I have one - left-hand plain gun with the box, papers, single-shot adapter - that I bought for one of my boys back in '74) were made from blanks that some nameless Browning engineer thought could be quickly dried using a salt treatment. Guess ...

airedaleman

Experimental lever action 22 based on Winchester Model 62 pump gun? A Winchester tool room product? Where did the picture come from?

airedaleman

Must have been a heck of trip... Trust you will heal quickly. (Did pretty much the same thing on the steering wheel and windshield of a '62 Grand Prix one dark and stormy night many, many years ago. Been a friend of Bill's for more than 33 years, and my face has remained petty much intact since then...

airedaleman

Trapdoors...... I read that when Numrich built their warehouse,way back when, they used thousands of trapdoor barreled actions for re-bar in the floors of it. The stocks got burned for firewood. :shock: Think it was Bannerman's, when they built the castle on Polopel's Island in the Hudson River...

airedaleman

My brothers in Mass have Dhokar - alive!

airedaleman

What are the Bolt Legs? What would have caused it to go bad? That's what I call them, dunno the proper term.. They are 2 spring steel protrusions at the back end of the bolt....one rides the cam on the hammer which causes the bolt to drop down from the frame window to unlock the cylinder. (the bolt...

airedaleman

Hmmmmm , http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=335065230 Along with no pictures, no sights! For that amount of money, I'd expect a nice set of express sights.... You should be old enough now where your expectations no longer bother you LOL's ! You're right. I'm 74; there's not much mo...

airedaleman

6pt-sika wrote:Hmmmmm ,

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =335065230

Along with no pictures, no sights! For that amount of money, I'd expect a nice set of express sights....

airedaleman

http://www.wisners.com

Good luck to your friend finding 32 Short and Long Colt

airedaleman

Appears the Luxus is a jumped-up H&R Topper (hammerless, of course). The Dakota was a true falling block...

airedaleman

Jim Carmichael took out a prototype 336 in 250-3000. Gun had a spiral-fluted magazine tube similar to that used on Remington 14's and 141's.
This gun or another prototype has been offered for sale by one of the big auction houses...

airedaleman

I have a copy of "the Lure of the Labrador Wild" -fifth edition, 1905. (Must have sold well back then.) Pretty chilling tale...

airedaleman

Pitchy, I'm really happy that you have a new friend; he looks like a dog and a half. To my dying day, I will thank God fir the wonderful gift He gave mankind - the dog.

airedaleman

fordwannabe wrote:OK I i'll jump in on this thread, and see if anybody can help me. My 99 is in 300 savage, no cartridge counter but lever safety, and above the lever pin it has 26R in a circle. Serial number 1077xxx. Date of manufacture?? Thanks for the help.

http://savage_collectors.com

Get some expert help...

airedaleman

Airedaleman, Serial number is stamped exactly like this, 81. 721 with a period after the 81. , not a comma; Never seen a Savage with this type of serial number marking. The barrrel has the writing exactly like what Old Ironsights said; MANUFACTURED BY THE SAVAGE ARMS COMPANY, UTICA, N.Y. U.S.A PATE...

airedaleman

Smokenrust, obviously was rebarrelled at some point. The serial number really is a stumper; Your gun is truly worth bringing to the attention of the people at Savage Collectors. Would be very interesting to see what they come up with.

airedaleman

This gun is a Model 1895.. The round hole cocking indicator is a dead giveaway as are the long stock cheeks. The brass bit above the counter window is filling a screw hole. Best recheck the serial number. Production estimates run 5,000 to 8,000, all made for Arthur by the Marlin Firearms Company.

airedaleman

Here's another place to check - lots of info...

http://www.marlinowners.com

airedaleman

..... A great place to spend a few minutes and they had no issue with you handling anything there. You must have caught them in a rare good mood. That store has a reputation for terrible customer service and outright rudeness. I've experienced it several times. I was a regular customer years ago, b...

airedaleman

http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthread ... Collectors

airedaleman

http://rugerforum.com

They know everything about Rugers...

airedaleman

bulldog1935 wrote:
airedaleman wrote:Better start selling now. In the not-too-distant future, you probably won't be able to.
by then the barter value will be worth more than the money - are you kidding?

Are you? A Model 1895 Winchester SRC for a five gallon can of kerosene. What a future!

airedaleman

Better start selling now. In the not-too-distant future, you probably won't be able to.

airedaleman

Holy Moly,that gotta be like King Tut's Tomb.Good for You Joe. 86er, sounds like you were in the same boat as Howard Carter, the English Egyptologist who discovered Tut's tomb. When he made the first opening on 26 November 1922, his English patron, Lord Carnavon, asked Carter if he could see anythi...

airedaleman

Remarkable! What a gun... Bet the letter does have a typo.

Hession, according to a Daisy Air Rifle ad in the September 1929 issue of Boys Life magazine,
lived in Hastings-On-Hudson, NY.

I'll have to find out more about him. Fascinated with the old gun cranks - Whelen, Sharpe,
Donaldson, Lovell...

airedaleman

Chicom copy of the Model 37. Been around for years. Brutal drop on the stock...

airedaleman

1894 wrote:Steve that looks great , can't wait to hear how it shoots . And I missed the caliber . Have a '56 in 308 here with a Lyman scope.

Perfect, right down to the sling!

airedaleman

Charles wrote:I have 2 Winchester 88s in 308. One has a Weaver K3 and the other is set up with Lyman 56 receiver sight.

The way they should be...

airedaleman

olyinaz wrote:Grassyass

Oly

De nada, mi amigo.

airedaleman

olyinaz wrote:Does a Glenfield 30A use the same stock as a Marlin 336? Should they be a direct swap out?

Thanks,
Oly

Yes.

airedaleman

Get the base Henry model (H001). All you could hope for in affordable .22.

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