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[AuEagle]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[xsubsailor]

    Thank you very much for being in the eastern part of the state 

[bersaguy]

I wonder how many squirrels that little sweetheart has put in the pot in the fireplace hearth? I know it was not a shooting gallery rifle cause the barrel is to long. I worked 1 summer in a carnival shooting gallery while I was out of school. It was a fun life but not something I would want to do all my life!! 

[bersaguy]

8 minutes ago, xsubsailor said:

    Thank you very much for being in the eastern part of the state 

Might be time for a road trip there Sailor...………...

[Dirtshooter]

I bought one at auction around 1963 at age 11 for around $15. Wish I could say I still have it. But I do still have Dad's Model 61 that is a tack driver for a production gun.

[Jeb48]

I have my Dad's 1890 that I shot all the time once I graduated from his Winchester 67 single shot, which I also have. The 1890 was made in 1909 but sometime in its life it was re-barreled  with a 90 round barrel which reduces it to a plinker. Doesn't get as much use as it use to but it is still fun to get out once in awhile.