I get that brother.marlinman93 wrote:I haven't even dropped a line in the water this year! I need to get out ASAP!
Missed it completely last year.
Said to self: 'Self' that ain't a going to ever happen again
I get that brother.marlinman93 wrote:I haven't even dropped a line in the water this year! I need to get out ASAP!
Somehow I really don't see that lasting very longBlaineG wrote:<------Opting to maintain silence.
The day you handle a vintage levergun,1894c wrote:very very very nice, as others have said I like old leverguns, I'll never own one, but I do like looking at them...
Thanks (Rifle)hondo1892 wrote:Very nice photo and rifle or carbine.
Long live the top throwers into a hunter's mid 50's & beyondEdinCT wrote:That will do! I am still happy with mine and look forward to using it in the fall.
And not having to hold your head at an odd angle for a side mount.Griff wrote:Lookin' good. Nice not having to drill extraneous holes in the receiver!
Lord willing, I'm planning to make meat with this one in DecemberBlaineG wrote:cshold wrote: I'd generously like to help test that rifle for you......15 years should do it, AND I'll pay shipping BOTH ways.
Thanks ,J Miller wrote:cs
I found a bulldog87
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He was the only bulldog I found. Is he the one?
Joe
Agree,walks with gun wrote:I see the young gent seated above also has a small revolver. I'm going to start digging out my fishing equipment, spring is only three months away, I need more flies, gotta get busy.
He had nothing to worry about Joe.J Miller wrote:OooooKay ...... the guy on the lower right better hope his friends really like him.
Joe
Thanks GriffGriff wrote:I'm going to guess the 1930s.cshold wrote:Anyone know what year this advertisement is from?