I’ll bring the tube back one full round so I have plenty of room to thread. For that big of a round, you need a certain length of thread base. The little 22 I did was about 1/2” long and it’s held up for 9 years. Even through mini-mags.
ACfixer
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Who knows, it may get destroyed in the process. 🤔Kind of what I was thinking. Post pics when done... unless you know, you can't.
This one has been in our family since 1895. It’s a Winchester Model 1894 chambered in 30 W.C.F. The front sight was broken off in a cattle drive around 1904? My dads great uncle replaced it with a piece of penny! The original saddle loop is still on the receiver, along with the original wood furniture!
Pulled the rest out of the floor safe. Winchester 45-70 from 1901, Winchester 30 WCF from 1940, Marlin special edition 25-20 year unknown, and the previous post Winchester. Got the Winchester 30 and Marlin in a police auction when I had my FFL. $130 for the pair! The 45-70 was our family’s buffalo gun. It’s passed down from the same great uncle.
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Nothing old or with history just something I always wanted Henry 45-70
Rotate the photo. It’s the ON from ONE CENT and the bottom steps of the Lincoln memorial.
right you are! without zooming in in looked like an NDA
Like the corner of the leaf right? It looks like it!
well if it was a Canadian penny there would definitely be a story to tell!
The Green Goat
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Oh damn. Just saw this. Someday I'll dig them all out and take a pic, but its gonna take awhile to find them all. 😂. I went through a lever phase for a bit and have.... a few.
