Recent content by schotzfyred

RugRemLin.....still won't get it right....3 heads are not better than one good one.

Congrats.....a nice looking rifle!!

Here ya go...........http://www.winchesterguns.com/products/rifles/model-1886/model-1886-current-products/model-1886-deluxe-rifle-case-hardened.html Happy stuffing !!! Cheers

I traded a couple WWII rifles and a few bucks back in 1970 for my 1902 1886 Winchester Extra Light 45-70. I load it with Unique and a 350 gr cast boolit. Low power load and fun to shoot. It will pass to my son, then his son. Look to an older Browning for that 45-70. A good 1886 will cost big...

Best of luck with that Marlin. I have a 60's Golden 39A bought new, as most guns back then were some of the best. After mid-60's..not so much. The cut-off for Winchesters was pre-64. I've put sights on with epoxy....still holding.

Point taken...

If it were me, I'd be on the Marlin Facebook site, posting the pictures of the type of poor workmanship they pass off to paying customers these days.

Ouch !! I know what happened !!........... It was built by a "Lefty" ;) There be gremlins in them Remlins.

But,.....I hit the gong with the 20 ga......more than once too. Those #8's make cute dimples.

His CZ was "tuned" by Cajun Gun Works. Those guys are good ! I have a CZ 83 .380.....................I can hit the backstop at 50 yds ;)

Best part of the day...my son hit it 5 of 5 from 50yds with his CZ 9mm pistol.

Sorry, just thought I'd make mention....

Hope you all are stocking up on ammo.......you know, just in case we have a change in the White House 2020. Ammo dried up quick when [ what's-his-name ] got in and settled for 8 years.

Yessir, be my guest..........I haven't applied for the patent yet :)

If I tell ya......I'd have to shoot ya.:cool: