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Snaveba

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  1. I have 10 rounds of Federal Premium 7mm Rem Mag, 160 GR. Nosler Partition. $20. Local pickup Nashville area (too much to ship small quantities of ammo). I will be in the Memphis area next week and west of Knoxville the week of April 8th or 15th (not sure which week).
  2. Cleaning out the closet. I have a box of once fired 38spl brass I got with an auction lot of random ammo. Free to whoever wants it. There are fifty 38spl and six .357. Local meet in Nashville (I-65@Harding area) or $10 shipped USPS small flat rate box. Venmo or PayPal FF. I will be in the Memphis area next week and west of Knoxville the week of April 8th or 15th (not sure which week).
  3. I know. And of course you did a trust. I’m wondering if the individual Form4s are all but automated now. The Trust paperwork may have to at least has one set of eyes on it.
  4. Ok so first is a 1923 Winchester 94. The barrel is actually from an earlier 1894 and is octagonal. It has been cut down from 26” to 22”. This is a buddies but I did the cleanup on it. Full tear down and cleaning. Wood cleaned up and a new hand rubbed oil finish. The barrel blueing is great except for some spots near the muzzle where something got on the finish and caused rust. I cleaned it up the best I could w/o messing with the original finish. The receiver/parts, butt plate and forend cap got some cold blueing. turned out nice.
  5. That’s because he is wearing sandals. If they were loafers, the socks would be white.
  6. Two more form 4s submitted today. We will see how long they take. My FFL told me he had an individual form 4 (mine are on a trust) recently come back in three days. He has seen form 4s on a trust come back in three weeks since the ATF updated the e-form system. Fingers crossed.
  7. So glad you are OK.
  8. A couple more followed me home. Pictures as soon as they are cleaned up. 1907 Winchester model 1894 in 38-55. 25” octagonal barrel with full length mag tube. Well used with most of the blueing gone to a brown patina. 1927 Winchester Model 94 on 30wcf. 22” octagonal barrel, 3/4 length mag tube. Better condition, the barrel is beautiful (possibly a re-barrel sometime in its past). It is actually a buddies but I am cleaning it up. Soon to be here a really really ugly and rough 1951 Marlin 336RC. Should be a waffle top. Not sure and don’t know if it has been tapped for a scope (hope not) as there were no photos of the top of the receiver. “Gunsmith special”. It was a bit of a gamble. But should be a fun project.
  9. I want to watch this as well. I will probably wait until I can either binge watch it, or at least watch an episode every night.
  10. Can you really have enough 22’s or lever guns?
  11. Not having really looked at Winchesters I’m 22LR before, is the excitement on this because Winchester hasn’t made one in almost 20 years, and the price is better? How is this different than the 9422?
  12. I may need to hold one and see how it feels.
  13. I just re-watched Season 1. It was just as good the second time.
  14. My 45-70 has a mild crescent butt plate and was not bad. The 444Marlin is a normal butt plate. The 38-55 should have a carbine butt plate but I can’t find one so it has a recoil pad.
  15. I finally shot my 1970 Marlin 1895 in 45-70. It didn’t kick quite as hard as I was expecting it to. I also shot the 1893 in 38-55. I like that rifle.
  16. I was thinking about it for a min. I don’t need to start some other addiction. I’m already toying with early 1900’s pump action 22s (in addition to my major addiction)
  17. I saw John Cougar Mellencamp “Pink Houses Tour”. Great concert Saw Buffett there in 1989 with the Neville Brothers opening.
  18. I have one of these and mine shoots great. GLWS
  19. Well, you were the one who gave me my first “hit”. But @KahrMan has helped keep me addicted.
  20. Don’t worry @KahrMan, I blame @hipower for my addiction.

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