@BeeMaaBig thanks to @Hunter-Habib for starting this thread, because it's been a long four years my friend. Appreciate you thinking of us. I raise a glass to you. Cheers.
@MS 9x56View attachment 645640Savage model 99 in 308 wearing a Leoupold 3x9. Doesn’t get much more American than that.
@GoopyHuge Thanks to my friend Hunter-Habib for starting this thread and the kind words he always has for the USA!
Here is my contribution:
Marlin 1894C (JM Stamped, of course) in .357 Magnum post test of Hornady LeverEvolution ammunition:
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Would have to agree with the winchester 85. While the savage 110 is a fine rifle I don’t feel it rises to the level of iconic.@MS 9x56
What about the Savage 110 or the quintessential
Winchester 85 lo and hi walls. Simply and elegance
Savage110,
Simple, easy to make, dependable and accurate. Came out in 1958.
Winches 85 single shot
Simple, reliable, accurate and pure class.
Designed for the hunter.
Bob
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@yamoonHad to look hard amount the Germans, but finally found one. Thick side Winchester Hiwall
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@375 Ruger FanWinchester Model 1886 in 45-70, built around 1906.
My grandfather purchased this rifle used in the 1930s, and passed it onto my dad in the 70s who passed it onto me in the late 90s.
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@MS 9x56Would have to agree with the winchester 85. While the savage 110 is a fine rifle I don’t feel it rises to the level of iconic.
My Ruger 44 carbine, “made in the 200th year of American Liberty”. View attachment 646139
My version of a Ruger 44 carbine...My Ruger 44 carbine, “made in the 200th year of American Liberty”.View attachment 646139
This is super slick, can't get enough.The m70 .375 I have now , that will be scoped in a while
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Nice, those little guns are amazing, only wish they were removeable mag or side gate loading . ooops I meant this for Boyd BrooksI used one to kill my first deer.
That one is a keeper for sure, heir loom in ever sense,Winchester Model 1886 in 45-70, built around 1906.
My grandfather purchased this rifle used in the 1930s, and passed it onto my dad in the 70s who passed it onto me in the late 90s.
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