My .30-40 (left) and .45-70 (right), guarding an original Hepburn (not mine) in the center:



The .45-70, left, and the .22-250 in my avatar, right:



The .45-70 has really good figure, on both sides. It also seems to shoot well, though I have to admit you better hold on with maximum loads

Guess I'm both a single-shot slut and a wood slut.

Found some old pictures of a few of them that have lived with me.

1
Had a bunch of Browning 78’s and 1885’s.
Browning 1885 High Wall 22-250/Leupold 6-18X40 Target Dot Vari-X II
Browning 1885 Low Wall 22 Hornet/Weaver 4-16X42 Target Fine CH Dot MDT
Remington 700VS 223Rem Target Trigger & BR Follower/Leupold 6.5-20X50 LR/T Target Dot Vari-X III

2
TC Contender-Bullberry 17HMR/Weaver KT 15 Target
TC Contender 6X47/Leupold ?
Sako A1-V 22PPC

3
Cooper 38 17 Ackley Hornet/Nikon Monarch UCC Long Range 5.5-16.5X44 Target
Cooper 21 Varmint Extreme 17Rem

4
Sako-Barnes A1 6TC/U/Burris 3-9X32
TC Contender-Bullberry 22LR Match/Leupold 4X28

5
Remington XP-100 223Rem/Burris 10X Target
Remington XP-100 221 Fireball/TPC 6X Silhouette CPC Dot
Remington XP-100 7BR/Lyman

6
A couple from the black side.
TC Hawken 36/Navy Arms 4X
CVA Siber 45

7
Just a small sampling of the truck load of TC Contender handguns I’ve owned since ‘68.

WOW..lot's of good stuff there!! You may win the prize!

Some rimfires around the campfire...

~Stevens Model 43~


~Winchester Model 1904~


~Little Ace~