Edward Teach
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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Well mine aren't quite as purty as some of those others, but I still like 'em.
Lets get a some lever action #### going
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freddyfour
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Brant County, Ontario
Is there anyone around here that does nice work like this?
here's an 1895SS (.45/70) with some very pretty wood that I just refinished:
That wood looks beautiful. Do you happen to have more pictures of it?
I hope I'm not taking up too much bandwidth but here ya go...I've never seen wood like this on a Marlin
some light and dark shots:
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dayam...look at that beauty!!
Some really great rifles shown and some of you guys have come up with outstanding photography. I can't compete in either catagory, but here is my 30-30 that once was carried by the PCMR on homeland duty, such as patroling bridges and docks in war time.
I guess you all know that is a woverine rug.
I guess you all know that is a woverine rug.
Neat rug! I never realized it would be that large. While on the topic of homeland service rifles, these two were both around for WWI. The top one is a Montreal Home Guard, which was delivered to the Montreal Home Guard in April 1915. The bottom one is a special order 1899H with pistol grip and checkering that was delivered to the Brockville Home Guard in December 1914. The Brockville Home Guard became the Brockville Riflemen which is still a service unit to this day.
Neat rug! I never realized it would be that large. While on the topic of homeland service rifles, these two were both around for WWI. The top one is a Montreal Home Guard, which was delivered to the Montreal Home Guard in April 1915. The bottom one is a special order 1899H with pistol grip and checkering that was delivered to the Brockville Home Guard in December 1914. The Brockville Home Guard became the Brockville Riflemen which is still a service unit to this day.
WOW, What else can you say about those fantastic old Savages? Makes me drool and I'm in no way a Savage collector!
The wolverine was caught by a professional trapper in the North West Territories. The taxidermist firm rated it extra large/extra fine. So he is larger than usual.
Not the prettiest 95 out there, but it has more value to me than any other
The BL-22 is fun too, old picture with my last gopher dog, RIP.
Maybe one day soon, i will take all my levers out for a "Noel-style" photo op, but i am going to need weather and time to coincide for that to happen.
