KahrMan

Thanks. It does not surprise me that you also have a Marlin .44. Didn’t realize they were that rare I just knew I had never seen one in person. Same goes for the 375. That’s why I bought them both. Lol

Picked up a couple lever guns recently. Here is the first one. Looks like a standard Marlin 336 in 30-30 with a ugly scope and see thru rings. First off I took the scope and rings off. I do need to find plugs so the screws don't stick up. The reason this is an oddball is because this model was only made for about 3 years from late '79 till about '83. This is a Marlin 375 in .375 Winchester. You just do not see many of these around anymore. One of the nice things about .375 Winchester is that you can also shoot Buffalo Bore .38-55 in it. The next one is a Marlin 336 but in .44 Mag. I also picked up a Ruger Redhawk in .44 Mag to go with the Marlin.

Awesome history Rob.

I will check out that site. Thanks

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So I recently picked up a 1942 Winchester 75. Whoever owned it before me removed the front sight and rear target sight and put weaver bases on the gun. I would like to restore it to original and shoot it with sights. The problem is I am having a hell of a time finding sights for this gun. Everywhere I have checked either does not have them or are out of stock. I have tried Numrich, Midway, Brownells, Gunbroker, Amazon etc. Anybody have any suggestions on where to find the front sight and rear target sight?

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shut your dirty mouth... I also love my Sig MPX but they are not cheap.

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I also took my handgun class from Buford. He donated a free class to a Kidney Foundation charity golf tournament as an auction item that I was playing in. He was definitely a character.

They are great to work with.

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The top two are both 7.5" 3rd gen Colt SAA in 45 Colt. I like bleed guns but could not pass up the top one. It was just so shiny. The third one down is a USFA in 44 Special. I think it is the best looking of the group. I love the CCH frame. Now I just need to find some real ivory grips to fit it.

Here are my wheelguns.

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Nice video

Not much of a hockey fan are you.

I have always thought the K6 was a beautiful gun. So i bought one about a year ago. Very well made gun. I enjoyed shooting .38s in it and it was accurate. My only issue is shooting .357 in it. The small grip made it hard to control for me. I did not enjoy shooting the .357s in it. Since this was a range toy I sold it. If I bought this for a carry gun I probably would have kept it because I liked the gun and size.

Banana split blizzards are the best.

Not really rare but I have taken a bobcat. They are just not hunted around here like they are up north or out west.

Just bring the cash and come on down to our farm. It is at the end of this old deserted country road...

That is pretty cool.

They are fantastic knives. I have a couple and love them.

@Hozzie

People carrying guns is not a recognized protected class like race etc. If they see you carrying a gun in their place of business, they have every right to ask to see your HCP. You do not have to show it but they do have the right to ask. That in no way infringes on any of your rights. You do not have the right to carry a gun in public in Tennessee. You pay for the privilege of carrying. And even if it was some sort of rights violation the police still would not arrest the owners. Police arrest for criminal violations and that would be a civil violation.