In a previous post, I stated that I owned only one levergun; However, upon reflection, I remembered a rifle that a friend of mine asked me to clean up and/or fix. Sadly, he passed on almost immediately thereafter and I wound up with it. Dug it out and now have some questions... Basically, it's a Mar...

darn...just realized that I let my winning Lotto ticket expire----while posting

Here's what i've heard......

NKJ sends his personal '92s to HIM--for fixin'

Here's my next project. Ha

John

I thought that bolt looked familiar. Some have said that this set-up is an unusual rig. After iv'e heated up all of the iron that i brought for the day--i'll save this for last. Usually put at least 100 through it--10 inside a quarter, every time. John. http://i1241.photobucket.com/albums/gg518/jlpi...

Sorry, still trying to figure out posting. This should post.

Upon actually trying, I found the Ranch Hand much easier to draw as opposed to the H&R .22. Any guesses on which one is the tack driver?

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Hello Blaine,
That's a nice long run. Love those clear days. If interested, Here's my scoot.

Thanks for the warm welcome and the "very" helpful posting procedures! As far as "how does it shoot" or cycle--don't know yet. However, if I was in ear shot of its racking sound--I would either not move a muscle or zig zag the hell outta there--kinda like running from a Florida g...

Thanks Blain,

Well, here goes.

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John

Hello All, New member here and want to say HELLO to everyone. I'm in so. Fla, 59yo, have a small collection of handguns ('bout a dozen) and one lever gun--Rossi in .357. Due to an unforseen circumstance, I've found that I have some extra time on my hands and on a whim I bought a Ranch Hand. I decide...