Is that a dime you shot with it? If so that's pretty awesome. I will be getting a Ruger standard PRE mark 1 series here on Thursday. I will post a pic of it as soon as i can.
It was a long cold winter and the paint was my first attempt, it actually does match the local vegetation, I have done better work since then
Here is my 22 My gallery rifle is back from Turnbull WINCHESTER MODEL 1885 - SERIAL NUMBER ##### Serial number applied on March 18, 1905 Type: Rifle Caliber: 22 S. Barrel Type: Octagon Barrel Weight: #3 Barrel Length: 28 inches Trigger: Single set Swiss plate Received in warehouse on March 27, 1905 Shipped from warehouse on March 28, 1905, Order number 5942
Are we just talking long guns here? My economy 22's for fun. Savage 64 FXP and a Mossberg 702T None of the issues I've read about with either rifle using HV ammo. Some add on's to both. Our .22LR pistols. M&P22C, M&P22 and Sig Mosquito with a relacement Firefly slide.
1915 Stevens favorite. I got this one as a rusted wreck, after relining the barrel, repairing the stock, and just a good cleaning, it has become one of my favorites to shoot. DR
The first gun I ever bought! $29.95 at Kmart! This pic was after a little cleaning, and a new stock from Boyds. I gave it to my middle son!
Here's one I built from spare parts for a grandson. The barrel is from a Rem 40x, the action was a marlin because it try fed the ammo instead of having to put each round into the chamber like the Crickets.[ little fingers have trouble getting them in there.] and of course it had to have a muzzle break! The stock was from a maple 2x6 that was left over from remodeling a book case!
Here's a pic of the cleaning table after taking the boys out to shoot squirrels. I have 6 boy's so it takes a few guns. I think we had a couple of the cousins along that day too.
Here's another relining project! It started as a 22 but we relined it to 17 Mach2. this was the first three from a new barrel. it has only gotten better since then. As you can tell I like rimfires! DR
