Lets get a some lever action #### going
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longbeardking
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- New Hampshire USA
This is my SOLID FRAME Savage 99K. So far as I know this is the only one that exists. Never cataloged.
And this one is my 99K
And this one is my 99K
longbeardking
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- New Hampshire USA
Here are a few of my others. Can you tell I am partial to Savage Levers ?
okcorral1881
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Nice Savage collection you got there..... all but one of my levers are Winchesters, I might be partial too!
longbeardking
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- New Hampshire USA
It doesn't matter what you love or collect. Winchesters are GREAT guns as well.
Here is my Winchester 94, in .32 special. It's from 1922, no options or anything. Just a run of the mill 94. My great grandpa bought it used in about 1923 in Idaho and hunted deer with it. He passed it to my grandpa who also hunted with it, and then to my dad. My dad used to shoot but ended up growing away from guns after I was born. It sat dormant in a case for about 25 years. He kept it clean so the bore is in really good shape still. I love it, and I want to buy more! haha.
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longbeardking
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- New Hampshire USA
A couple big bore carbines. The top is very scarce 1895 Marlin carbine in 45-70 made in 1905. Bottom is Winchester 71; some call short rifle and others call carbine. Both good bear busters.
NICE classy guns.
- Location
- Southern Vancouver Island
Figure I'd post this here too
That's a nice lookin' setup for target work & I wager she shoots tight to boot.
longbeardking
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- New Hampshire USA
top 1899B 25-35
1899B 32-40
1899B 30-30 Win. Special order
1899B 303 Sav
1899B 38-55
1899B 32-40
1899B 30-30 Win. Special order
1899B 303 Sav
1899B 38-55
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longbeardking
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- New Hampshire USA
It is nothing more than a Lyman 3X with a post and crosshair. It is mounted in a Stith windage adjustable mount that I reproduced myself.
Sold my 45-70 Henry Steel to fund a 1895 Trapper and after months of waiting and hand picking the best rifle of the bunch at my LGS I found the one that had the best fit and finish - May 2018 production. Unfortunately I'm unable to remove the forearm but completely disassembled the rifle, polished all the internals, shimmed the lever to eliminate the side to side movement, notched the lever plunger slightly to prevent the lever from popping open. The end result is one heck of a slick action and trigger pull. I have to admit it's even smoother than the Henry I just sold. Not use to the peep sights but after some practice my handloads was grouping very well at 30 yards.
Mostly pictures that were hosted by Photobucket before they charged for services.
Thanks
️Ballard 1 in 20 twist
