sestoppelman
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I don't think there is anything quite so elegant as a well turned out No. 1 like those above. Outstanding.
Possibly a single shot that cost 10-30 times more! Even then, not sure of a guarantee!I don't think there is anything quite so elegant as a well turned out No. 1 like those above. Outstanding.
Here is a cool #1 I forgot about, found it while looking in a safe that never gets opened while I was searching for a different rifle.
Cheers,
Cody
Is that serious, or sarchasm?
And a third in .270 which I bought in 1975 from the Wertheim (Germany) Rod & Gun. A year later, I sent it to Ferlach, Austria through a gunmaker friend who had the engraving done. That rifle has taken around forty Roe, four red stag, several boar, and probably a dozen whitetail.
I am pretty sure that you are the one with a lovely collection, but Waidmanns Dank.What a colletion.....
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Most of the beautys spend there time, suffering in gunsafes..... but yours really performed.
Waidmanns Heil
HWL
I am pretty sure that you are the one with a lovely collection, but Waidmanns Dank.
Because it works! A fine gun, like a fine woman tends to get better with age and we as men will never stop looking at either. I did finally decide I can afford a shiny new rifle, not a shiney 20 year old blonde."Why the hell do you want a 100 year old design?".
Because it works! A fine gun, like a fine woman tends to get better with age and we as men will never stop looking at either. I did finally decide I can afford a shiny new rifle, not a shiney 20 year old blonde.
Because it works! A fine gun, like a fine woman tends to get better with age and we as men will never stop looking at either.
HWL, my #1 slapped me for looking at your beautiful rifle! Lol. Very nice looking rifle, what is she chambered in?
It's a .308 Winchester.HWL, my #1 slapped me for looking at your beautiful rifle! Lol. Very nice looking rifle, what is she chambered in?
Cheers,
Cody
It's a .308 Winchester.
I bought it for cheap, because it did not shoot very well.
A gunsmith fixed it.
I asked the gunsmith, what he did, and he said: "I will never tell!"
I am happy with it.
HWL
Translation: relieved the wood inside the fore end and torqued the screw properly!