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• AlleyCat Posts: 483 Member

  June 2020 edited June 2020 #62

  Zee said:

  I assume Steel. 

  
  

  I am sorry you are correct.

  All cast steel, different heat treatment for the SB-2's.

  
  

  Should have asked SB-1 or SB-2?

  
  

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  Should have looked it up, SB1 frames are ductile(cast) iron, SB2 are investment cast alloy steel.

  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• Jayhawker Posts: 18,362 Senior Member

  June 2020 #63

  
  

  Sharps Model 1874 - "The rifle that made the west safe for Winchester"

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• JKP Posts: 2,775 Senior Member

  June 2020 #64

  
  

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• Bigslug Posts: 9,875 Senior Member

  June 2020 #65

  waipapa13 said:

  
  
  M-H Cavalry Carbine, .303 
  
  
  

  I do not like this man.  Nope.  Not one bit.

  WWJMBD?
  
  "Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee

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• Rafterman Posts: 402 Member

  June 2020 #66

  Kimber 82 Goverment
  

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• Rafterman Posts: 402 Member

  July 2020 #67

  It’s Sunday again. Remington XP100 221Fireball. Date code on the barrel is kinda hard to interpret but I think it’s 1963 the year of introduction.

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• Zee Posts: 28,444 Senior Member

  July 2020 #68

  Another nice one!

  "To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
  

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• Varmintmist Posts: 8,305 Senior Member

  July 2020 #69

  

  Winchester mod 67
  

  
  

  It's boring, and your lack of creativity knows no bounds.

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• Rafterman Posts: 402 Member

  July 2020 #70

  Sunday! W. H. Calvert worked in Beloit, Wisconsin from 1857 until his death in 1909. 45 caliber half stock plains rifle.

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• earlyagain Posts: 7,928 Senior Member

  July 2020 #71

  You are off the hook!
  Over the top!
  And beyond the horizon!

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• Rafterman Posts: 402 Member

  July 2020 #72

  earlyagain said:

  You are off the hook!
  Over the top!
  And beyond the horizon!

  
  Please disregard my agree on your post. Fingers got crossed up. I'm glad you like the rifle. It's another one from my Father. He always referred to it as "my buffalo rifle. 
  

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• earlyagain Posts: 7,928 Senior Member

  July 2020 #73

  It would sure do the job in style!

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• Zee Posts: 28,444 Senior Member

  July 2020 #74

  This one will be fun. 

  "To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
  

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• Rafterman Posts: 402 Member

  July 2020 #75

  Since no one has posted today I’ll go first. Harrington & Richardson M12 22lr. Dates to1981. This beast weighs in at 12lbs 10oz

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• earlyagain Posts: 7,928 Senior Member

  July 2020 #76

  That's a beauty!
  
  I already posted my only single shot.
  
  I want a 32cal Crocket caplock but..........

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• Diver43 Posts: 12,771 Senior Member

  July 2020 #77

  She is old, she isn't pretty, but she still shoots straight and hits hard.
  
  

  Logistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-5

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• 10canyon53 Posts: 2,122 Senior Member

  July 2020 #78

  Here is the Brazilian CBC Model SB 12 gauge I mentioned in the "Worst Recoiling" thread.  With it's light weight, wood stock and hard plastic butt plate it puts my .30-06 to shame in the recoil department.

  
  

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