Never seen one with the wood that light. Looks nice!
Lever Monday...post em up
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Your name seems a fitting match to your photos.
I interpret that to mean “Battle Born!” In Nevada.
CowboyLeroy
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I finally went by my dad's house and took a few pics of this Canadian centennial Winchester he bought. He found it at an estate sale for 100 dollars and said "it looked collectorish"
millerkiller77
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I'll play along since I had two out today. I purchased three Winchester 94AE .357mag in 2003 from the same dealer. One for myself, one for my father in law, and one for my younger brother.
My FIL passed away in 2017 and all his lever guns went to my youngest, including this 94AE that I gifted to him.
The s/n are only off by 600 but they look like decades of difference between the two.
RIP Rick.
My FIL passed away in 2017 and all his lever guns went to my youngest, including this 94AE that I gifted to him.
The s/n are only off by 600 but they look like decades of difference between the two.
RIP Rick.
My son’s Browning BL-22, which he inherited from his great-uncle. I’ve been told it’s one of the best lever .22s made. His great-uncle passed away when my son was a pre-teen and had just seen “True Grit.” He picked out the Browning specifically because it looked like a cowboy gun.
p_ham
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A takedown Rossi in .30 Badger I built as a shop demo, and a Henry 45-70 for a client.
GoGriz
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Just read up on the .30 Badger from your post - super interesting round. Would love to have a write up on that build if you find time (I’m sure you are busier than ever). I might have to start saving up for a future Pham .30 Badger!
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Winchester 1886 deluxe 45-70…
Nick87
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Beautiful.
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Consecutive serial numbered Winchester model 1886 saddle ring carbines in 45-70. Consecutive numbered guns are scarce and these letter identically and both were shipped to the Hawaiian Civilian Guard in 1890…
p_ham
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What once was old...is still old but it looks better now.
Love those texan models with 0 ergonomics
Big Slick
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26” or 20” bbl? I have the 26” variety, it’s never been fired. Cool guns, they made a lot of them. For $100, I’d pay that no problem.
p_ham
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Got a few in for some work. And a couple of mine. Naturally I forgot to throw the 88 in there.
elkduds
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#5 down, Model 444?
p_ham
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336SC .35 Rem
MrCarbine
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Here's my M94 Antique SRC.
The sucker shoots quite nicely.
The sucker shoots quite nicely.
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p_ham
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This is a Henry mag tube conversion, cut to 16". No that's not a choke tube. 
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