This forum, like others of its kind, presents a microcosm of groups everywhere. Bubbas, guru wannabes, greenhorns, dreamers, agitators. Newcomers think they're given short shrift by the old-timers. Old-timers think the new members are not giving respect due their years and number of posts. Consequen...

The Stalking Moon with Gregory Peck; on the order of "Hondo". One of Peck's Best. The Cowboys, one of Wayne's Best Tom Horn with Steven McQueen (carrying a .40-60) with Slim Pickens and Richard Farnsworth The Grey Fox with Farnsworth portraying Train Robber Bill Miner The Last Hunt with St...

It's obvious the New 94 must be produced in two versions, a Traditional model without AE or Tang Safety to compete with Henry, Puma, and Uberti. To satisfy the cowboy shooters, original calibers like the .25-35, .32 Special and .38-55 plus the pistol chamberings are mandatory. Then a Hunter model wi...

This house is home to two 94's and two 9422's, all with hammer safeties. Grew up with hammer safety on my 1890 pump .22. However, I did like the tang safety on my Savage 99A and my son's Ruger 77, .270. as they match the safety/selector on my .28 gauge dbl quail gun. So, I can see both sides of this...

When my local gunshop had a TR Commemorative Model 94 rifle (essentially a Model 64 with a pistol grip stock) behind the counter, I snatched it up, hang the price. I intend to shoot it too. Bully, TR would say, I think. I treasure it as a little piece of the man that really deserves his place on Mt....