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Had a family "4th" of July (10th) celebration in West Tennessee with swimming, cornhole, skeet and fireworks along with good food. Took the normal 870 youth 20, my late grandfather's Model 11 Remington 20 with the vent rib barrel and the old Double Barrel Belgium "JJ Weston". She's got 32-34' Laminated Steel (probably Damascus) double barrels , double hammers , double triggers and some sweet 1890s engraving. I bought some of the 1.75" shotshells, Minimax i think. Although ensuring I wore glasses and earmuffs every time, she shot like a dream and actually busted a few skeet with her. Fun times shooting a 140 year old gun.

A little update for you guys. Still a little ways off on the date but its closing fast. We still have the Elk Hunt Donated and looks like we will be selling chances for $50 apiece with a max of 250 tickets. It can be three for the price of 2 or may can convert to 2 for the price of 1 hunter. The guide is fairly flexible. We also have a East Tennessee (Franklin County I believe) turkey hunt that will be live auctioned. 2 days 2 nights with a 1 bird limit. Will be a good one to be able to take part in and will be guided by our own chapter's chairman. Prices for tickets are on the RMEF website below and includes Early Bird Special prices on silent auction tickets. We will have some wallhanger pictures, RMEF gear and other random hunting gear in the silent auction. We also have sponsorships and/or sponsor tables (Rag Horn is for 4, Big Bull for 8). Working towards an assortment of rifles, shotguns, pistols, muzzleloader, and bows to be available. https://events.rmef.org/shop/musiccity?utm_source=rmef.org&utm_medium=events_page Please let us know if you are planning to attend either through the online ticket portal, through PM on here, or buy contacting Matt Hagen at mahagen@crimson.ua.edu (909) 268-3250 Thank You and God Bless!

Ill give you your money back on it since you're not happy with the purchase Looks great! Knew i didnt have the time to or money to make her pretty.

Anyone interested, I can forward the invite to your email if you pm it to me. We would be honored to have you attend.

We have had a 3 person Early Rifle Elk Hunt donated to us by an outfitter near Missoula, MT that one of our committee members has worked for in the past. It is a backcountry hunt valued at $13,200, however, we will be selling chances on it for $50/chance and we are going to try and reward it at the banquet. Need not be present to win.

Here is the online ticket portal. Looks forward to seeing you all. https://events.rmef.org/shop/musiccity?utm_source=rmef.org&utm_medium=events_page

I've had to do it too, with the same results. I was just paranoid taking a drill press to a barrel. I actually have better tools now. What's a drill press?

Drill your gas port out to .096. My 450 Bushmasters did the same thing. BCA lets them go way undergassed. Drilled it carefully and she ran like a brand new one.

Yes Sir. I can send official invitations through mail and email once they become available. I am jumping the gun to get the information out early.

Ladies and Gents, Extending an invitation to attend the inaugural fundraising dinner banquet for the newly formed Music City Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. It will be held the 26th of August at The Barn at Sycamore Farms venue in Arrington, TN. I am one of 7 committee members striving to make it the biggest in Tennessee and the National Headquarters is really getting behind it to be one of the largest in the country. There will be tons of raffles, prizes, a live and silent auction as well as a top-of-the-line dinner being catered. If there's anybody interested in coming and/or helping out, please reach out. We are also selling many different tier of sponsor deals if you need a night out with the boys and/or need a tax write off that just happens to come with a gun. Who doesn't love guns?

Got a chance to snag a 16 gauge 1897 pump gun . Just wondering on the scarcity of it and what it would be worth if i was to end up with it?

I'd love to see pictures of them sometime

I plan to find the parts to put it back together, either original or remanned. She's a little ugly but 175ish years old so what can i say. I do not plan to shoot it, however, I will have one of the rounds just to converse about.

Seems to be the Snider Enfield 1853 that got reworked in 1917 for the Egyptian Police.

And that cool factor is why I forked out $225 dollars OTD. Seems like an old Egyptian Enfield.

Gentlemen Opinions please. Looks like an Enfield frame. Got a bunch of Arabic writing. Bought it because it sparked my interest. Thoughts?

Worth is irrelevant in this instance. It could be worth $1000 untouched or $100 in the condition I have put it in. Makes no nevermind to me. It's not leaving my possession until my son or grandkids come of age.

I really don't. I know he stripped it and blued it and then did it again because it got a nick in the bluing dip pan. Hes out of Kempner, TX at Texas Star Shooting Range if interested .

I had a TNArms AR a few years ago amd am currently waiting for some of their lowers to ship. Hello AR9 SMG!

I want to say it was 1912 or 1914. Cant remember but its an early one. ***EDIT*** 1911 year model

Not a Chance. The only things i have from him are this Colt and a Model 11 Remington 20 gauge .

A buddy from my Army days runs a gunsmithing shop in Central Texas and did his magic on my late Grandfather's ole Colt he use to slip in his pocket coon hunting. I think it turned out great.

well one thing i wont run out of is Chicken Eggs... Dang hens have hit a laying spurt. One of them is dropping a double yolker a week, the poor gal . Shouldnt run outta of deer meat either. Bullets.... well depends on how many "purgers" come in my yard.

Glenfield Model 25 bolt action with a little scopey scope. I can hit a pop can at 20 yards. good enough for a $60 rifle

@Chucktshoes He also left you negative feedback! lol i can no longer do business with you anymore.. you dont have perfect credit