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That's a nice rifle. FN is a firearms manufucturer in Belgium, that once manufactured Browning firearms. I believe that is called an FN Supreme. I'm not sure if the stock is original. In the 50s and 60s, custom mauser actioned rifles were the thing, anf a commercial FN action, ar a 1909 Argentine were the ones to have.

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I think they are all tools. Bill Haslam is the only one I've met in person. I wasn't impressed.

I've had this revolver a long time, and love to shoot it, but I haven't found a good way to take it with me. I decided this weekend to change that. I made it a dual layer belt, a pancake style holster that has a rear cant in case I want to carry it crossdraw under my coveralls, and a pouch for speedstrips. I need to break it in before I decide if I like it, but I don't think it turned out half bad. When I was sewing the belt, I was sure wishing I'd have not had seconds at the dinner table so often!

You all have come through with some great suggestions.

That's a nice looking rig. Do you think one clip would keep the revolver stable and not twisting and turning?

The Emmanuel brothers are great. It's a shame the entertainment industry is stacked so that most people never get to enjoy a lot of the incredible talent out there.

That's a new one on me.

It was made in 1999 I believe. I assume that would make one of the older Ranch Rifles.

Ditch the speedloaders and get some Bianchi Speed Strips. Then you can use any grips you please. As they are flat, they also carry well.

Your answers gave me inspiration. He's not a tall guy, and his height is the one thing that he really worries about. I put him on a mailing list for a company that sells clothes to little people.

Now were getting somewhere!!!

:DLet's all go shoot it!!!

Sheetrock?!?! I expected some space age wonder material.

Not only did he know the neighbor's name, he knew where he worked as well. It sounds like something the neighbor would do. I imagine he's laughing about it as we speak.

I traded guns with a fine TGO member today. I sure hope he's as happy with the trade as I am.

Thanks. PM me if you decide you'd like to try one.

If I were trying to get into one, I'd go in from the back or maybe the side. The door looks to be the most secure area to me. I don't know what the fireliners are made of. You might want to find out before breathing dust from it.

Yes, I made it. I wasn't sure about IWB carry, but so far, this is quite comfortable. The thing is that to get it to go that low in your pants, it has to be a pretty good sized holster. That photo is with a tucked in tee shirt. With a button up shirt tucked in, it completely disapears.

Whadda ya think of this one? It works well for me.

Good advice. Thanks.

As bad as I'd like to win, I'm gonna have to give my vote to this one.

I don't mind the boy trying to pedal books, who I want to get back at is the neighbor who sent him.

I just got one of these. It is a neat gun, but I've felt better triggers on cap guns. Can the factory trigger be improved, or would one need to install an aftermarket trigger of some sort?

I'll play! I have this model 37 Ithaca that works great. It's a fine shotgun, but someone before me decided it needed the blueing sanded off. The wood looks great. It hasn't been abused. I have no idea why someone would do this. What a creative way to advertise!!!! Thanks.