Old classic hunting rifles.

[Big Banger]

Parker Hale 1200C Super Clip .300 Win Mag

Parker Hale 1200C Super Clip .270

 

[TimC]

Swiss and Italian rimfire and later centre fire Vetterlis are all the rage for collectors here, they are antique and obsolete so no licence required, in fact for the earliest 7.5 swiss black powder rifles its the same.

 

[gallen270]

i bought a .41 for 10 bucks several years back, i think its still at my mothers, condition is FW/SM (firewood, scrap metal)

 

[WR1894]

Here is a older rifle

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The top rifle is the classic, it is a 8 bore rifle for Elephants, the bottom is a TC Hawken in 45

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A 45 cal ball, 22LR and the 8 bore ball

John

 

[Cheeky Munkey]

Seriously, these guns get me more excited than my last 3 girlfriends combined. Do I need help?

I think maybe you just need to be a little more particular about your next girlfriend.

 

[99trix]

Seems like it is about time for another lever action savage

The oldest in the group is 1960, the top 3 are newer, but in very nice condition. Top to bottom

1980 99 Brush Gun in 375 win
1978 99 Brush Gun in 358 win
1981 99C in 7mm-08
1960 99F in 308 win (unfired)

 

[Noel]

We need to keep this one rolling.

1928-30 Savage Super Sporter in 250-3000. Mind the lighting.
There was a snow storm all around us except for our position. The pic did not do the moment justice at all. The hill in the backgound was really lit up.

And from today we went for a little hike, took the US Krag because I don't have bear spray.

This one doesn't have the close up detail but it is one of my favorites.
Husky 146 9,3x57

 

[Nechako]

Noel, do you use a DSLR?


Here is my other classic rifle, it's an Anschutz youth rifle.

Richard

 

[Noel]

Hey Richard!
The Husky pic was with my SLR 35mm. I've been told the Tamron 28-300mm lens it wears is famous for the grainy pictures. They started getting really dark so it got sent in for cleaning. Everything checked out fine. I took it home and put it away until I can learn how to use the bloody thing.

Lately all I use is a little Sony Cybershot 7.2MB w/ Zeiss lens. They are all freehand. I need to remember to haul out the tripod next time.

Yours are stellar! What did you use and is it on a tripod?

Your in big trouble if you're going to start posting pictures of 22s now.......

 

[Nechako]

I know what you mean about learning how to use an SLR camera, I have read the manual for mine at least five times and I'm only just starting to get it.

I'm using a Pentax K100D Super with a 18-55mm or 50-200mm lens.
So far I haven't been using a tripod unless I'm playing with the shutter speed or using a light box.

Here are some of my photos.
http://flickr.com/photos/nechakoriver/

I need more classic rifles, I really should get a nice BRNO 21 to help even out my collection.

Richard

 

[TimC]

SLRs are easy enough to play with provided you have a good teacher. The Army taught me photography and I've forgotten more than I could ever use. I would like to get back into SLRs and develop my own prints as that seemed to be the expense that pushed most of us into digital.

 

[Noel]

I know what you mean about learning how to use an SLR camera, I have read the manual for mine at least five times and I'm only just starting to get it.

I'm using a Pentax K100D Super with a 18-55mm or 50-200mm lens.
So far I haven't been using a tripod unless I'm playing with the shutter speed or using a light box.

Here are some of my photos.
http://flickr.com/photos/nechakoriver/

I need more classic rifles, I really should get a nice BRNO 21 to help even out my collection.

Richard

Pace yourself grasshopper. I have a line on a minty 8x57 if you want. Square bridge. not sure of the other details yet.

I tried to play with the shutter speed a bit too but have no idea whatsoever. Instruction manuals are written by engineers and who the heck understands a single one of them!

Noel

 

[kevin.303]

here's a better pic of my 6.5x54 Krag, taken with a DSLR. i think i want one.

 

[Baribal]

Some of mine

Hey! guys,
What a bunch of ###y babes!

I show you some of my Mausers;

1- Husqvarna 46 (1930) in 9.3X57
2- Husqvarna 649 (M96) (1946) in 9.3X62 (a.k.a. commercial M96 or solid wall)
3- Husqvarna 3000 (1640) (1964) in .308 Win
4- Sako Hi-Power FN M98 (1956) in 30-06 Sprg
5- Brno 21H (1949) in 8X57 JS

Details of actions / wood

1- Sako HP
2- HVA 3000
3- Brno 21H
4- HVA 649
5- HVA 46

 

[Noel]

Baribal, how do you like that Weaver KV on your Brno?
Nice stash!

 

[Baribal]

Noel, this is the original one that came with the rifle (when bought in early "50s - the mounts are Warne - I replaced the swing-type Weaver). Really, I have not much to say about it, unless if you play too much with the power (a tricky rack and pinion mechanism), it keeps it's zero. Anyways, for a non-inert gas filled tube it's a pretty good optic.

 

[jimmyjazz]

You really should share, it's not right to keep those all to yourself....share the love.

When I get off my arse I will get pix of mine.

 

[rhino519]

Hey! guys,
What a bunch of ###y babes!

I show you some of my Mausers;

1- Husqvarna 46 (1930) in 9.3X57
2- Husqvarna 649 (M96) (1946) in 9.3X62 (a.k.a. commercial M96 or solid wall)
3- Husqvarna 3000 (1640) (1964) in .308 Win
4- Sako Hi-Power FN M98 (1956) in 30-06 Sprg

you know, if I had a collection like that, I would propably spend more time tring to decide what to take to the woods then actually hunting in the woods

 

[Riflechair]

Remington Model 721 with Pecar Scope
A real sweet shooter
.30-06 Springfield

 

[Win/64]

Hey! guys,
What a bunch of ###y babes!

I show you some of my Mausers;

1- Husqvarna 46 (1930) in 9.3X57
2- Husqvarna 649 (M96) (1946) in 9.3X62 (a.k.a. commercial M96 or solid wall)
3- Husqvarna 3000 (1640) (1964) in .308 Win
4- Sako Hi-Power FN M98 (1956) in 30-06 Sprg
5- Brno 21H (1949) in 8X57 JS

Details of actions / wood

1- Sako HP
2- HVA 3000
3- Brno 21H
4- HVA 649
5- HVA 46

That HVA 46 is sweet. What cal. is it? Tell her she can call me if she needs a new home.