who else likes old stuff?

[Interbak]

Recently picked this one up from a fellow Nutter. Winchester model 1904 take-down chambered in 22 short, long and extra-long. Best guess of date of manufacture is between 1914 and 1924, since they didn't serial number them. Shown here sitting on top of an original matching shipping crate. It's in excellent shape and shoots like a dream.

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[darcy32171]

Recently picked this one up from a fellow Nutter. Winchester model 1904 take-down chambered in 22 short, long and extra-long. Best guess of date of manufacture is between 1914 and 1924, since they didn't serial number them. Shown here sitting on top of an original matching shipping crate. It's in excellent shape and shoots like a dream.

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That right there is a priceless photo!!!!!

 

[darcy32171]

A couple of Winchester Model 9422s.

Both of these rifles have been inactive since the late 70s.

David

Sad, very sad. My condolences go out to those two lost souls.

 

[fat tony]

I have a 1930-1939 vintage Cooey Repeater and I really like it. Strange, it holds only 10 rounds but it feels like you shot 20 rounds by the time you are finished emptying the magazine. Very pleasing accuracy and great workmanship.

 

[snoopycda]

I didnt bother reading all the threads. But Colonel Askins said it best, "only accurate rifles are interesting." Old or new.

 

[Otto V]

I didnt bother reading all the threads. But Colonel Askins said it best, "only accurate rifles are interesting." Old or new.

I think that quote belonged to Colonel Townsend Whelen.

 

[David_M]

I love my old cooey 60 my brother just got a brand new semi-auto savage 22 model 64 and shooting just isnt the same as shooting my cooey