[toivo]

OK, I'll go first: I think it's a Winchester 63 in the middle and a Stevens Favorite on the right. But I'm no expert. Anybody?

 

[riflesmithy]

toivo,

Although the image is very pixelated the rifle on the right does appear to be a Stevens Favorite, at least to my eyes. But judging from the clothing styles I would say that the Winchester is actually a Model 03, made from 1903-1933. The M63 did not appear until 1933. The folks in the picture appear from their apparel to be pre WWI.

Hopes this helps
Perry

 

[toivo]

Thanks, riflesmithy. I wasn't aware of the 03. You're absolutely right about the clothes--there's no way these people are from the '30's.

I just found this picture on a vintage photo forum and was interested in what they were shooting--or posing with, anyway.

 

[m42duster]

I don't know where, but I have seen that photo before.

I like the guys authoratative stance. Woman! get out there and get me some dinner.

 

[ShootNut]

The guy kind of looks like Tom Hanks!


Those tall plants behind them kind of look a little funny! Maybe them ladies are on gaurd duty!

 

[m42duster]

LOL, that does look like Tom Hanks.

 

[Dinohntr]

The one looks like a Winchester 03. And thats all I got to say about that.

 

[wookness]

Looks like cane in the background just behind the ladies and cat tail in the foreground, so I'm guessing they are standing on the bank of either a tank [pond] or river doing some turtle shooting or perhaps just shooting at flotsom or something on the far bank.

I too think I have either seen that photograph or one very close to it before.

 

[Steve in IN]

The one on the right could be any Stevens from that era. Like Crackshot Model 16, for instance.

 

[RedFeather]

You're all wrong!

The one on the left is a Taurus 63 and the other is a new Stevens Favorite. Those ladies are from that Texas compound. The guy is their husband.

 

[slingshot455]

I think the one on the left is a Winchester 03 and the one on the right is a
Stevens Crackshot side lever.