Emptied out the gun safe to check um out

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Emptied out the gun safe to check um out

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I know this is not near as impressive as many of you alls collections, but I’m proud of it. Not near as many levers as I would like. I’m working on that. My wife has reached what we call the “C.G.M.â€
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Wow. Nice collection you guys are so lucky! :cry: :cry: :wink:
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Post by LeverBar »

Impressive to me!

I have some catching up to do.
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Post by cutter »

Nice collection. Tell me about your flinter, is it a Traditions Kentucky? How do you like it?
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Great start!!! :wink:
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cutter wrote:Nice collection. Tell me about your flinter, is it a Traditions Kentucky? How do you like it?
You hit it on the head. It shoots great as long as you use real black and not subs. You really have to keep the flash hole clean. I have some little brushes I found that work real well. If I run them through every couple of shots it will do great up to about 30 shots. Then I have to do a full clean.
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Post by edsguns »

Very nice....and a very good start on levers. Like the Ruger #1, what caliber?
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edsguns wrote:Very nice....and a very good start on levers. Like the Ruger #1, what caliber?
7mm mag. it's a great shooter. I load the Swift 150 gr. SceraccoII. Unbelievable groups.
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Nice collection. :!:
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Post by cutter »

Thanks for the info Dastook. I've the chance to buy one cheap, and haven't decided yet. The flash hole isn't located correctly on the ones I've seen, so I didn't know how well they would fire.
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That's It? Just kidding,a nice collection.
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Post by Chuck 100 yd »

That #1 is NICE! 8)
I went through mine over the Christmas week (vacation) I found 53 in my safes. :wink:
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Thing is, about a collection like this, the value on every one of them has most likely increased since you've held them. I bought a 3 1/2 inch S&W model 27-2 back in 1991 in Rapid City for 280.00. I see them on the Broker now for 600, 700, 800, for nice like mine. How can you go wrong with these excellent firearms you have, nice job!!!
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Post by marlinman93 »

That CGM thing is pretty common among wives! It seems their heads grow back, as mine has reached that point numerous times! :wink:
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Post by ohwin94_61 »

Well you should be proud I Envy your collection :x :cry: :P
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Post by RIHMFIRE »

Not impressive........
Thats great....Hope you have a large safe...
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If I had that collection I'd be a proud man. You're very lucky. My wife has hit CGM and I'm not near your saturation point.
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Post by Griff »

Very nice. I like your diversity.
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Post by Marlin .35 »

You are a lucky man to have such a collection as this!!!! Outstanding!!! Art
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Post by The Lewis »

Well I was looking at the first pic while reading your words thinking nice little group o' guns and than I scrolled down :shock: Nice collection! You could start your own little gun shop with them in a pinch! Do you get to shoot them all enough? I mean, if you need some help... :wink:
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Post by CowboyTutt »

I agree with Art, nice diversity in your collection! :) Many, many times over what I have. But I gunsmith each one to death. I think it's a personal problem.

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Looks like the bases are well covered.
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Post by RSY »

A very, very nice spread, for sure.

I always thought I took good care of my guns, but you letting yours sleep in their own bed takes it to a whole new level. :)
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Post by Ysabel Kid »

Awesome collection! Thanks for sharing!!! 8)
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My wife has reached what we call the “C.G.M.â€
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game keeper wrote:Wow. Nice collection you guys are so lucky! :cry: :cry: :wink:
Yup, us Yanks are spoiled but we have to keep alert & vigilant or we might as well become a colony again.

Amen to nice collection. :wink:
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Nice guns!
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Post by bobbyjack »

I have 26 rifles and shot-guns,and ten pistols,you have 23 rifles and shot-guns,and many more pistols than me.

Looks like we have about the same number of weapons,I think i have more shot-guns than you(but what really sticks out is that Kentucky rifle)!

I would really like one of those.

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Re: Emptied out the gun safe to check um out

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[quote="Dastook"]I know this is not near as impressive as many of you alls collections, but I’m proud of it. Not near as many levers as I would like. I’m working on that. My wife has reached what we call the “C.G.M.â€
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Post by Noah Zark »

Very comprehensive collection; it represents a lot of diverse shooting and hunting interests.

Got me beat.

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When Big 5 was my friend and mausers kept comming home with me it was great because they more or less looked the same :D but when space became a problem that little trick went away :oops: Nice collection.
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Post by Jeeps »

Did they make those Kentucky flinters like that so you can tap the deer on
the shoulder to give 'em a sporting chance? :shock:

I would have to put a wheel on the buttstock so I could drag it through the
woods around my house :oops:

Very nice collection by the way :D :D
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model55 wrote:When Big 5 was my friend and mausers kept comming home with me it was great because they more or less looked the same :D but when space became a problem that little trick went away :oops: Nice collection.
I'm using that same trick now, XDs, 10/22s and levers all look the same to the wife. Fortunately I haven't ran out of room yet. :D
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Post by JReed »

Very nice. I have 7 long guns in my safe with room for 3 more my wife says that is the limit. Unfortunately I already have 2 more at my dads house that I need to pick up from him the next time I go back and visit on leave :( . She hasnt set a limit on hand guns yet though :D .
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