Classic and vintage hunting rifles!

sk8r said:
Birthday present from my Dad in 1956 - 1st gun of my very own. I still have it & take it out & shoot a couple of rounds on his birthday every year..... :)


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That is cool!
 
From the bottom:

1. 1927 Model 94

2. 70s Model 94

3. 1956 Model 94

4. 1955 Sears Model 45 (guess the name of the manufacturer)




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I have this Remington 341. Belonged to my grandfather. They were built from 1936-1940. Not sure why this one is not marked 341-P given the peep sight.

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1950-ish Husqvarna in 9.3x62. This rifle has undergone an extreme make-over; the only parts that are still original are the action, barrel, and front sight. New stock, G&H side mounts, Blackburn bottom metal, & now a Timney trigger. The scope has been swapped out for a Leupold M8 3x since this pic was taken.

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kamlooky said:
When's the last time you sawr one of these?

J.Stevens .410 bolt with a receiver tube?

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Sitting in my Dad's gun cabinet up home,about 3 months ago.The very first shotgun I ever pulled a trigger on,I technically own it now but we leave it up north for sentimental reasons.I cannot begin to tell you how many partridge and hares squirrels and what have you that shotgun has accounted for over the years.My Dad bought it off of a friend who accidentally shot himself with it,not seriously,because he said the safety didn't work.It does in fact work just fine.My Dad paid $8.00 for the gun,to me it is priceless.
 
kamlooky said:
Mawr Fuddlynessness...........


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Ok,this getting scary,take the scope off that rifle and it's twin is in the same cabinet of my Dad's along with the clone to your Steven's 410 pictured earlier.Even has a couple of the same CIL ammo boxes.
 
Marlin Marauder in 35 Rem from the early sixties - has been tree stand approved.

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Also good for doggin and scouting territory - my fuddly self doing that with my handy Marlin classic.

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I like this thread!!!! I am no good a taking pics but here is a couple of my fav's

Model 94 in 30-30 (everyone needs one of those)
Model 760 carbine 30-06 (my go to for deer)
Model 100 in 308 My great uncle gave me this gun when he became to old to hunt. He bought it new in 1960.
Model 70 varminter in .223
Husky H-5000 in 30-06
And my old mossberg .22 The first gun i ever shot.


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I would consider these classics... the Ruger No.1 provided some impetus for the North American single-shot rifle trend... BUT they are certainly not "vintage," as these two were manufactured this century... these are 7X57 top and .45/70 bottom;

 
hoytcanon said:
I would consider these classics... the Ruger No.1 provided some impetus for the North American single-shot rifle trend... BUT they are certainly not "vintage," as these two were manufactured this century... these are 7X57 top and .45/70 bottom;

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NICE. You should meet a shooting associate of mine. He collects No. 1's.
 
Johnn Peterson said:
NICE. You should meet a shooting associate of mine. He collects No. 1's.
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I have owned more than 20 No.1's over the years (meager compared to some)... but I am currently down to four, but looking to add two more... a No.1-A in .223 (unfortunately rare) and a No.1-A or S in either .35 Whelen or 9.3X74R (for my son, to match my own).... They are one of the nicest carry guns ever made IMO... I am always ready to chat with a Ruger fan...
 
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