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• Jermanator Senior Member Posts: 16,131 Senior Member

  February 2015 #2

  Photos work!

  Reason obeys itself; and ignorance submits to whatever is dictated to it.

  -Thomas Paine

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• Big Chief Senior Member Posts: 32,995 Senior Member

  February 2015 #3

  Dude plenty of nice revolvers there...........
  
  Tell him you would like the entire 3rd row and a few others from row 1 and 2 :tooth:

  It's only true if it's on this forum where opinions are facts and facts are opinions
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• Freezer Senior Member Posts: 1,786 Senior Member

  February 2015 #4

  There are three I'm interested in, the little Smith at the top of the second row, the Guardian that's not pictured here and the Marlin 39AS in the second pic. It has Willaims peep sites (great for my old eyes) and a good companian for my Single Six. I'd like to buy the Ruger BH 45lc/45ACP convertable 5 5/8 barrel (4th row 3rd down) and a Win 94 45 LC also but right now they don't fit a nich. I have a dream of Cowboy Action Shooting but I'm moving cross country soon and really can't afford it.
  
  I pondered one of the Smith Titanium Carry Lites but I remeber shooting a friends, no thanks!

  I like Elmer Keith; I married his daughter

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• Big Chief Senior Member Posts: 32,995 Senior Member

  February 2015 #5

  Dang, ain't there some kinda Rescue Program in place where he can be reported and most of them put in your Foster-Gun-Care.
  
  Don't it make you cringe to see guns neglected like that.
  
  At any rate, I hope you can deal for the ones you want.
  
  Good luck! :guns::guns::guns::guns:

  It's only true if it's on this forum where opinions are facts and facts are opinions
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• Weatherby Senior Member Posts: 4,953 Senior Member

  February 2015 #6

  Row 3 3rd up from the bottom as choice #1
  
  can you get some more pictures of the revolvers ?

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• NN Senior Member Posts: 24,779 Senior Member

  February 2015 #7

  Great stuff there, hey.

  Shut up-----KAREN; OK Cynthia

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• jbohio Senior Member Posts: 5,590 Senior Member

  February 2015 #8

  DOH!!! There's the Marlin 1895 CB that I've been looking for......for years!:drool::drool::drool::drool:
  Nice collection.

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• knitepoet Senior Member Posts: 21,292 Senior Member

  February 2015 #9

  Weatherby wrote: »

  Row 3 3rd up from the bottom as choice #1
  
  can you get some more pictures of the revolvers ?

  Whatcha thinkin' that is Mr. Weatherby sir? I see a couple That look like they'd fit into my collection NICELY

  Seven Habits of Highly Effective Pirates, Rule #37: There is no “overkill”. There is only “open fire” and “I need to reload”.
  
  
  

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• Farm Boy Deuce Senior Member Posts: 6,083 Senior Member

  February 2015 #10

  You are a very good friend and should be rewarded handsomely.

  I am afraid we forget sometime that the basic and simple things brings us the most pleasure.
  Dad 5-31-13

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• Weatherby Senior Member Posts: 4,953 Senior Member

  February 2015 #11

  Depends what it is chambered for but the stocks look like Non Relieved Diamond targets so I'm thinking pre 15 or 18.

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• knitepoet Senior Member Posts: 21,292 Senior Member

  February 2015 #12

  Weatherby wrote: »

  Depends what it is chambered for but the stocks look like Non Relieved Diamond targets so I'm thinking pre 15 or 18.

  :worthy:
  
  Guess who's getting a phone call and some pics if I ever find an OLD S&W I'm interested in

  Seven Habits of Highly Effective Pirates, Rule #37: There is no “overkill”. There is only “open fire” and “I need to reload”.
  
  
  

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• USUFB Senior Member Posts: 830 Senior Member

  February 2015 #13

  Very nice. I'd be happy with any of the 4-6" barreled S&Ws, but 3rd row, top, would be my first choice.

  Sometimes, I lie awake in bed at night wondering "Why the heck can't I fall asleep?"
  NRA Life Member

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• Antonio Senior Member Posts: 2,720 Senior Member

  February 2015 #14

  Nice guns! I'd keep the Marlin 39a too. Will you get the ones you choose as "payment" for cleaning the whole batch or you'll have to show some cash for them (If so, hope the prices are good)?
  
  Years ago I volunteered to clean the guns of the local "CSI" exhibition/museum; took me a whole day (Most had light rusting, uncleaned bores from long ago and dry grease) couldn't get any of the very nice pieces (Around 50 assorted weapons) but at least was able to test-fire a few of them in their range, including a few old SMGs. Well spent time & cleaning materials!

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• Freezer Senior Member Posts: 1,786 Senior Member

  February 2015 #15

  I'm not really sure what I'll get yet, the Guardian fits an empty nitch well and he said that one is mine. The Marlin 39 A will fit another as I don't have a lever 22, I love 22s and I'm going to push for that one also. The third I may have to buy and will be the small Smith 38 with rubber grips, It's a better carry piece and a good one in the night stand. The only real problem I have with the Guardian right now is it's not legal to transfer it in Ca. I'm moving and own a house in Pa so I'll have to work out the legistics at the LGSs here and Pa.

  I like Elmer Keith; I married his daughter

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• Weatherby Senior Member Posts: 4,953 Senior Member

  February 2015 #16

  So how about a rundown on the models ?
  
  Did I mention I tend to like S&W revolvers.....LOL

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• roadking Senior Member Posts: 3,056 Senior Member

  February 2015 #17

  When you come to PA, drop me a line.
  Where abouts in PA you heading?
  
  Matt

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• Antonio Senior Member Posts: 2,720 Senior Member

  February 2015 #18

  Freezer wrote: »

  ...... The Marlin 39 A will fit another as I don't have a lever 22, I love 22s and I'm going to push for that one also......

  
  If you don't succeed with that Marlin I can suggest you buying a Henry H001; not even close to Marlin's quality (Receiver is Zamac alloy, not steel) but for the price (Around $ 300 new) you can't go wrong with it. Made in USA, cheap, accurate, handy, light, with nice (Walnut) wood, and with lifetime warranty from the factory (Which by the way has a great customer service rating from owners). Got mine in 2004 and it's boring accurate even with cheap bulk ammo.
  
  Good luck with your purchases.

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