- Location
- Northeastern Ontario
Although they may seem out of place here, those are nice pictures of lever action repeaters.
Show off your single shot 22s
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Although they may seem out of place here, those are nice pictures of lever action repeaters.
I missed the single shot part of the posting. My bad.
Cooey model 39 almost mint. This is one of 3 Cooeys in pristine condition in my collection.
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Very nice !
- Location
- Northeastern Ontario
Thanks. That rifle should be going to the range before the end of the month.
A bump to begin the month of May. My club's range should open soon.
The photo in post #183 is the "before" photo. A previous owner put a silver (spray?) paint on it. I tried to return the rifle to the tone or colour that it had from the factory. Here it is now (see below) indoors, where it's hard to photograph. I haven't tried it out yet but I will be hard pressed to resist taking it out as soon as possible. I should get better pics outside.
Interesting thread. I’m a big fan of singles. I’ll play.
On the left is my Remington 580. Its an early small port pre-SN. Think its the walnut stock. The stock has been refinished at some point along the way.
On the right is my Lakefield, but a mark 2 repeater. I keep looking for a grooved Cooey 750 but have yet to snag one.
This looks like too much fun. My current favorite single shot, a TOz-12. The machining on the aperture sight (comes with a removable target insert for receiver sight) is surprisingly good for a 1958 vintage Soviet product. The rustic 2-stage trigger is excellent, better than several TOz-8s I've owned. Don't know how, they are mechanically identical. Great gun. And the grain on that beechwood.....This sounds sarcastic, but it really is a great single shot...if you find one, buy it!
