Some Mossbergs (I sold the top and bottom ones)


Marlin M99 M1 .22 rifle. I got this at a recent gunshow. So clean I thought Marlin made a special run of these!


Armscor M1600 Looks exactly like a AR-15 doesn't it???

I've got more, but thats another story

 

My first RimFire

Got it in October 1962 for my 13th birthday. It was used and I planned on refinishing the stock before I shot it. We had a house fire in 1/64 and all I could salvage was the stock and barrel. Cleaning out my parent's house I came across them. Through eBay and gun shows I was able to find the parts and got it back together. It took me 40 years to get to shoot this one but it was worth it. It's a Savage 4c.

 

Got it in October 1962 for my 13th birthday. It was used and I planned on refinishing the stock before I shot it. We had a house fire in 1/64 and all I could salvage was the stock and barrel. Cleaning out my parent's house I came across them. Through eBay and gun shows I was able to find the parts and got it back together. It took me 40 years to get to shoot this one but it was worth it. It's a Savage 4c.

Slice,
These are the clearest pictures I believe I have ever seen here on the forum, great photography!

 

This is the rifle my dad carried to teach me how to hunt squirrels back in Waycross Georgia in the early 60's. To an 8 year old boy, it felt like trying to hold up a telephone pole, and my dad would let me rest it on his shoulder to make the shots. My mom paid $24 for it at J.C. Penneys, and I am very glad to still have it, I restored it ten years ago, and it shoots! It's a Springfield 187-J, an economy version of the Savage model 6. I added the rear checkering in the style of its higher-end brothers, and it still gets out to the range every now and then.

 

AGS- Nice job on the checkering. Was it difficult to learn?

 

Very nice guns there guys!!!

I guess I'll play too. (sorry 56k guys)

Marlin Glenfield mod 60

71 octagon NRA 100th 39a

1950 WZ-48 Polish trainer

1955 Romainian Cugir

Frankenstein WM 10/22 I built from pcs on an 88 receiver

My 10/22 paper puncher

1969 Erma EM-1

Romanian AKT98

Spikes lower and Oly stainless bbl

 

Very nice guns there guys!!!

I guess I'll play too. (sorry 56k guys)

Marlin Glenfield mod 60

71 octagon NRA 100th 39a

1950 WZ-48 Polish trainer

1955 Romainian Cugir

Frankenstein WM 10/22 I built from pcs on an 88 receiver

My 10/22 paper puncher

1969 Erma EM-1

Romanian AKT98

Spikes lower and Oly stainless bbl

Nice looking scope on the "paper puncher"! What is it? Mac:bthumb:

 

Rimfire Rifles

The first is a Marlin80E,two 81 and the 80 E
The rest is some of my Mossbergs

 

Lousy pics. I need better lighting

Eldest daughter's Chipmunk from about 1996

Savage Model 1912 autoloader that was my dad's and his dad's before him. Grandpa carried it to school in the '20s to shoot game on the way home. Dad cracked the stock when he hit a groundhog hole on the Cushman riding through the pasture on the farm. I shot it a bunch when I was a teen shooting rats under the corn crib. My daughter has shot it a few times, but it need to be single loaded any more. The ejector and extractor are worn, and it has gone full-burp a few times. That's four generations so far. It's a little rough, but I like it that way.

I'll post photos of the 10/22 when I get the scope back on it.

Meanwhile, I'll cheat. This is a .22, but not a rimfire.

Steve

 

AGS, Thanks I used an Olympus 3.2MP,nothing fancy or new. Good light and a dark backgound

 

B&L scope

I would love to own that B&L scope! :bthumb:

 

MK III Martini
75T Winchester
37 Remington
82G Kimber
513T Remington
53 Stevens (My first rifle, Dad won it in 1936)
504T Remington
M12 H&R
82 Kimber

A 1710 Annie and an M70 Schultz & Larson are missing from the class photo.

 

Mossy 46b

Mossy 46

Mossy 146ba

10/22

S&L M70

22/45

 

My pictures are not that great, but here is a 7722.

Two Kimber 82Gs:

 

rimfires

3 of about 20

 

Consecutive Serial Numbered Winchester 9422 BSA

 

BSA Martini Model 12 that started life as a Canadian Training Rifle.

More pictures here:
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=2649539&uid=716160&members=1

 

procrastinator, very nice rifle.:bthumb: I like it.

 

Enjoyed your slide show, great wood you got there!

 

Thanks for the slide show. I am unfamiliar with BSA Martini's, your slide show gave me an education on the level quality and attention to detail that you don't often see today. That is a very nice gun.
The only BSA I ever handled was in a wildcat catridge and I really didn't give it a serious look.

 

Here's mine, it too was an old trainer for the British Army pre-WWI. I redid most of it, and shortened the barrel for a better balance. Very accurate, even with a relined bore.

 

Ok here's a couple:

Win 52 project

Weatherby Mark XXII

Mossberg 144LSB

 

AGS- Love the sights on your 52 project. Were they made by Lyman?

 

Marlin 1897 Annie Oakley

 

nice guns guys, heres a stevens 414 armory with a 20x lyman super targetspot scope

 

azzhandler, that rifle looks "so cool".:bthumb:

 

I appreciate the kind words about my rifle. It does have great wood. I picked it up off of Gunbroker on a buy it now.

There are quite a few excellent looking rifles posted!!!