DZ
Ultimate Member
And the rest of us have blown our life savings trying to catch up 
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downforthecause
refugee from communist MD
- Nov 13, 2009
- 329
And the rest of us have blown our life savings trying to catch up
yeah, true... I had more, but I had to sell to pay the bills....hence my bumminess and lack of firepower...I should just buy more guns and file chapter 2...
Rockzilla
Ultimate Member
Like E. Shell stated some of us have be "collecting" for years
My first was a Winchester M70 30/06 bought at Farmers Co-op years ago.
And being at the right place at the right time.
These are a few and no they are not all at home "scattered" around
Ruger M77 .220 Swift (top), Win 70 30/06 bottom (my first gun)
Bottom to top
Ruger M77 7mm Rem Mag, Rem 788 .223
Rem 700 .243, The Green One Rem 700 action .308 Hart 24" SS McMillian Stock Built by Dick Poole (Frederick)
Next above the Green one
Ruger M77 Varmint 25/06 36x Leupold, Old Rem 660 .308
My first was a Winchester M70 30/06 bought at Farmers Co-op years ago.
And being at the right place at the right time.
These are a few and no they are not all at home "scattered" around
Ruger M77 .220 Swift (top), Win 70 30/06 bottom (my first gun)
Bottom to top
Ruger M77 7mm Rem Mag, Rem 788 .223
Rem 700 .243, The Green One Rem 700 action .308 Hart 24" SS McMillian Stock Built by Dick Poole (Frederick)
Next above the Green one
Ruger M77 Varmint 25/06 36x Leupold, Old Rem 660 .308
Rockzilla
Ultimate Member
This has a bolt... but oh well .. short barrel... but a bolt action...
Original Rem XP100 221 Fireball, I've never shot this one
I do have one with a Leupold 4X EER on it.
Yes I have been acquiring for a while.
Original Rem XP100 221 Fireball, I've never shot this one
I do have one with a Leupold 4X EER on it.
Yes I have been acquiring for a while.
E.Shell
Ultimate Member
Nice XP! I've always wanted one, but never made the jump. I have a 10" Contender in .221 with a 2.5-8x EER.
Rockzilla
Ultimate Member
Thanks, You have some nice "toys" also. Investments is how I justify my spending. Have been doing alot of reading about various .260's though.
You got the standard octagon or bull barrel one? Started to "dig" out some of mine and take pictures / inventory what I do have scattered around. Old age, you know.
Contenders we will not go there, they are "nice" also, barrels ranging from 10" .22lr - 14" .35 Rem. 14"- 45-70. My favorites are the 10" bull barrel .30 Herrett with a 4x EER, then the .357 Herrett with a 2x EER. At linganore range I would turn heads when lighting one off at 50 yard targets back in those days. Yeah I had more money than brains but like you said been doing this for a while. I would go from rifles,to handguns, from mild to wild,and contender barrels the UPS driver loved me.
S1gnal
Stereotype breaker
ehh, mines not the best pic but it's been a while since I posted so just for S&G's
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Squad40
$240 worth of pudding
- Mar 28, 2009
- 192
Thanks for my daily dose of depression guys...think I'm gonna go stroke the 3 rifles in my dwindling collection before I find a belt, and the sturdiest ceiling fan I have...
Only the police and military should have ceiling fans.
E.Shell
Ultimate Member
Good to see you around, S1gnal!
Superreverb
Active Member
Decidedly "Old School....."
1905 mfg. 1903 Springfield
She started out life as a rod-bayonet 1903 in 30-'03. At some point, she was reworked into the '03 in 30-'06 that we've come to know and love....
Really low number:
Rebarreled in 1917:
Serious machining and still slick as buttahhhhh:
Cartouched:
Proofed:
Ready to repel The Hun:
1905 mfg. 1903 Springfield
She started out life as a rod-bayonet 1903 in 30-'03. At some point, she was reworked into the '03 in 30-'06 that we've come to know and love....
Really low number:
Rebarreled in 1917:
Serious machining and still slick as buttahhhhh:
Cartouched:
Proofed:
Ready to repel The Hun:
jersey
Active Member
savage 111 in 30-06, m-44, 1903 ( 1928 rockisland/ sa mutt), muzzle blast from the m-44
MDMOUNTAINEER
Glock, AR, Savage Junkie
1905 mfg. 1903 Springfield
She started out life as a rod-bayonet 1903 in 30-'03. At some point, she was reworked into the '03 in 30-'06 that we've come to know and love....
Really low number:
a lil jealous
Superreverb
Active Member
1905 mfg. 1903 Springfield
She started out life as a rod-bayonet 1903 in 30-'03. At some point, she was reworked into the '03 in 30-'06 that we've come to know and love....
Really low number:
You'll really hate me when I tell you she was $225 out-the-door from Atlantic Guns in Rockville circa 2000.
I'm thinking of cooking up some very light gallery-type loads just so I can have a bit of fun with her. Maybe 3-grs of Bullseye under a cast .32 ACP bullet.
I loves me my Springfields.
RhinoActual
RhinoActual
Gonna give us a little break down on it Rhino?
Timberwolf
.338'er
Both made by PGWDTI.
The one on the right is a Coyote in .308. Topped with a Leupold 16x Mk4.
The one on the left is a Timberwolf in .338LM, the Canadian Army intermediate sniper rifle - the C14. Topped with an S&B PMII LR, 3-12x50.
Diesel Kinevel
Ultimate Member
Sweet rifles timberwolf!
-Z
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soup101
Active Member
Nice sticks Timberwolf
E.Shell
Ultimate Member
Absolutely.
Man, those are some sweet lookin rifles Timberwolf!!
