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[Oregon Rob]

Just a small family photo… which is most of my carry rotation.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Doc Brown Longrifle.

• Andy54Hawken
• May 5, 2024
• 1

.45 caliber Flintlock Longrifle.
Excellent looking and excellent shooting rifle .
Hand carved maple stock...brass and silver inlays...engraved and carved.
Rifle made in 1973.
Andy

 

[64MercurysRule]

Doc Brown Longrifle.

• Andy54Hawken
• May 5, 2024
• 1

.45 caliber Flintlock Longrifle.
Excellent looking and excellent shooting rifle .
Hand carved maple stock...brass and silver inlays...engraved and carved.
Rifle made in 1973.
Andy

Is that a locust tree under that beautiful firearm ?

 

[Andy54Hawken]

@64MercurysRule
Yes...we have several here...one beautiful locust tree is right outside my library window.

The cats love the one that the rifle is on....a nice lookout / sunspot perch.
The deer like it too.
Andy

 

[Andy54Hawken]

My H&R 649 .22 LR revolver.
Given to me by my dad on my 13th birthday.
Lots of memories with this gun.
Andy

 

[Andy54Hawken]

1970's era Pedersoli Brown Bess Musket.
Heavily modified over the years.
Has taken deer and grouse.
Andy

 

[Pete F]

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My H&R 649 .22 LR revolver.
Given to me by my dad on my 13th birthday.
Lots of memories with this gun.
Andy

I have one similar. I just looked and it is a Iver Johnson. Looks like its twin. Can't hit a barn if you were standing inside. Lots of dry firing marks.- square instead of half moon firing pin cut outs on the cylinder. It needs help.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

One of my favorite .22 rifles ....
My Savage Model 19/33 NRA Match rifle...circa 1946
A neat looking...excellent shooting and even with it being a "Match" rifle...easy to carry rifle.
The sling is also a favorite...A Montana Gunsling.
Andy

Overall view of the rifle.


Close up of the Savage rear sight.

5 shots...off hand at 50 yards

 

[bradsteen]

One of my favorite .22 rifles ....
My Savage Model 19/33 NRA Match rifle...circa 1946
A neat looking...excellent shooting and even with it being a "Match" rifle...easy to carry rifle.
The sling is also a favorite...A Montana Gunsling.
Andy
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Overall view of the rifle.

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Close up of the Savage rear sight.
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5 shots...off hand at 50 yards

Holy rear sight, batman! That thing is huge!

Also, nice shooting!

 

[raftman]

Another uncommon one from the collection. The CZ vz.38. was adopted as the new sidearm for the Czechoslovak military, only to have Germany invade 4 days later. Production did continue under the Germans but only a small number would end up being produced.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Holy rear sight, batman! That thing is huge!

Also, nice shooting!

It is...makes for an interesting time fitting into a gun sock...
The rifle does indeed shoot well...that group was with CCI Blazer .22 Ammo...not sure what I did to make the flyer...LOL
Andy

 

[lazyeye]

My newest acquisition, a Ruger Mk IV 22/45. Because the only thing better than sucking at one division in Steel is sucking in a second division. Also my ol' Olympic which I took to the range today so I could work on iron sights. I can still hit a target, so that's good.

 

[64MercurysRule]

Another uncommon one from the collection. The CZ vz.38. was adopted as the new sidearm for the Czechoslovak military, only to have Germany invade 4 days later. Production did continue under the Germans but only a small number would end up being produced.

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That is cool looking . At 1st I thought it was a Desert Eagle .

 

[HunterC]

had a relatively expensive weekend i picked up a charter arms mag pug 357 new from wooster armory and i finished a 80% lower ar 9 build

 

[raftman]

Showed this pistol previously (police surplus Sig P226 DAO). But now I've ended up converting it to the proper DA/SA trigger, and also removed the mag disconnect safety that was installed per whatever department required such an awful thing. The parts kit was only $60ish, so well worth it for a modern classic such as this one.

 

[64MercurysRule]

Showed this pistol previously (police surplus Sig P226 DAO). But now I've ended up converting it to the proper DA/SA trigger, and also removed the mag disconnect safety that was installed per whatever department required such an awful thing. The parts kit was only $60ish, so well worth it for a modern classic such as this one.


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Nice condition . Did you do trigger install yourself ?

 

[raftman]

Nice condition . Did you do trigger install yourself ?

Yeah, it's not the most difficult thing in the world, simpler than an AR lower build for the most part, for example. The only part that really needed replacing was the hammer, everything else was just adding parts that weren't there to begin with (decocking lever, decocker bearing, and decocker spring).

But it did require pulling out pretty much all the guts except the mag release. There isn't a specific tutorial on the conversion that I could find, but there are instructions on how to detail strip a frame and reassemble so it's just a matter of taking it apart and putting it back together but including the da/sa component when reassembling.

 

[raftman]

Got to actually shoot the aforementioned P226 today. Could not have gone more perfectly. People really are sleeping on a quite a decent value considering the cost of the pistol plus conversion parts kit was so much less than buying a pistol already configured as a DA/SA from the factory…it's literally the same gun, same frame, and all the conversion parts are factory parts.

 

[raftman]

Another somewhat odd duck i finally got around to shooting: Beretta Model 1934. Strange little pistol by today's standards but accurate as a laser beam.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

My Hawken Rifle , just for fun.
Andy