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jimbobborg · Dec 28, 2014

My Uberti Henry, IAC 87, and Winchester 92.

Closeups of the new 92.

shaddydan · Dec 29, 2014

Nice!

chooks9 · Dec 29, 2014

336SC in .35 Remington. Dated 1953.

Sewer Rat · Dec 29, 2014

chooks9 said:
336SC in .35 Remington. Dated 1953.

sweet..... love the wood

jimbobborg · Dec 29, 2014

shaddydan said:
Nice!

I had to give $500 on top of my Rossi to pick up that Winchester. So of course, someone today on the SASS Wire was selling an original 1873 in 44-40 for $500. That went pretty quick :sad20:

shaddydan · Dec 30, 2014

jimbobborg said:
I had to give $500 on top of my Rossi to pick up that Winchester. So of course, someone today on the SASS Wire was selling an original 1873 in 44-40 for $500. That went pretty quick

It's funny you say that. Usually when I come across a deal like that, I'm short on cash and it slips right through my fingers :sad20:

Jimbob2.0 · Dec 30, 2014

chooks9 said:
336SC in .35 Remington. Dated 1953.

Classic

Bafflingbs · Dec 30, 2014

Hope to be posting a Henry Big Boy .44, later today. Thanks Mdeng!

chooks9 · Dec 30, 2014

Jimbob2.0 said:
Classic

I thought so. I found a box of 1940's or 50's era ammo my grandfather had (complete with 12 cartridges) for an older Remington rifle he had (not sure if it was a Model 81 or a pump). I really can't wait to whomp a buck or bear with it!

Bafflingbs · Dec 30, 2014

My one and only lever action. I went all in.

As promised...

chooks9 · Dec 30, 2014

Top: Winchester 1886 in .33 WCF. It was made in 1912. This is the only full commercial box of .33 Winchester I have ever seen. Unfortunately, it was unopened until my cousin decided to be nosy one day.

Bottom: Winchester Model 71 Deluxe Long Tang with original Winchester peep sight. The .348 Winchester box is an original my great-grandfather bought with the gun brand-spankin' new in the late 1930's. It's completely original. It's taken more than it's fair share of Northern PA deer and black bears.

chooks9 · Dec 30, 2014

Bafflingbs said:
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My one and only lever action. I went all in.
As promised...

I've always been intrigued by the Henry Big Boy for some reason. Very nice!

fidelity · Dec 30, 2014

Bafflingbs said:
View attachment 140238
My one and only lever action. I went all in.
As promised...

Schweet! Henry always does such a nice job on these with the wood and receiver. Other rifle makers would likely assign a Grade 2 or better with similar quality materials. Hope you enjoy shooting her.

fidelity · Dec 30, 2014

chooks9 said:
Top: Winchester 1886 in .33 WCF. It was made in 1912. This is the only full commercial box of .33 Winchester I have ever seen. Unfortunately, it was unopened until my cousin decided to be nosy one day.

Bottom: Winchester Model 71 Deluxe Long Tang with original Winchester peep sight. The .348 Winchester box is an original my great-grandfather bought with the gun brand-spankin' new in the late 1930's. It's completely original. It's taken more than it's fair share of Northern PA deer and black bears.

Beautiful, classic levers. Real family keepsakes. Impressive that they're in the fantastic shape that they seem to be despite their age. Thanks for sharing the pic.

Bafflingbs · Dec 30, 2014

chooks9 said:
I've always been intrigued by the Henry Big Boy for some reason. Very nice!

fidelity said:
Schweet! Henry always does such a nice job on these with the wood and receiver. Other rifle makers would likely assign a Grade 2 or better with similar quality materials. Hope you enjoy shooting her.

Thanks Fellas!

shaddydan · Dec 31, 2014

Bafflingbs said:
Thanks Fellas!

You'll love it! I had been eyeing that one myself but I couldn't justify having two. You got a really good deal on that. Congrats!

Minuteman · Dec 31, 2014

I handled a brass Henry lever gun at 2A Sales & Supply the other day - wow that thing was nice. Work of art really; smooth as butter.

jimbobborg · Dec 31, 2014

I emailed a smith about finishing my 92 so it looks right, we'll be talking on the phone this afternoon. In 2015, I will be picking up a 73 (Winchester or Uberti) in 44-40 and a 66 in 32-20. For whatever reason, Uberti isn't making a 73 in 32-20??? I may have to pick up a 73 in .357 for "lost brass" SASS matches. Not thrilled about that, BP doesn't work well with straight walled cartridges as they don't seal well and there's a lot of blow-back.

Tomcat · Dec 31, 2014

Does anyone know if any of the IP's or a LGS that has any selection of lever actions? I'd like to find a .357/38spl
Thanks

jimbobborg · Dec 31, 2014

hitwtom said:
Does anyone know if any of the IP's or a LGS that has any selection of lever actions? I'd like to find a .357/38spl
Thanks

Have you checked with Atlantic in Rockville? They carry a lot of cowboy stuff there.

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