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Had a fun day yesterday before the weather puked on me.



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Remington Model 81 in .35 Rem
Savage 1919NRA .22LR - Correct Sights and Mag
Winchester Model 12 16GA - SN dates to 1914
Winchester M1 Garand .30-06
Charles Daly Superior II - .22LR

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JP Sauer & Sohn 38H - .32 Auto
Ruger KMK678GC MKII .22LR - Altmont Grips, Clark Trigger
Taurus PT 1911 .45ACP - Series 80/Taurus Hammer deleted

All in all a fun day.











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Glad you had fun! That model 12 is was born after 1925 though, probably not much after. I'd rather have it than an earlier one.

Nice Vary Nice!!

I might be wrong on that birthdate. On second look, it appears a gunsmith might have stamped 2 3/4 on it. He did a fine job if so!

love the 81. i would own one if they were legal to hunt with in this state.

The Model. 12 was sent back to the factory in 59 to have the ejection port opened up and a new barrel and poly choke put on.

Somewhere at grandmas in michigan are 2 more model 12's all bought the same year , 12, 16, and 20 ga and the original barrel with 2-9/16" stamped and crossed out and 2-3/4" stamped below it.

Makes me think it was originally opened up and reamed, and then Sent back for the rebarrel later.

dang hard to beat a good day at the range.

Those are some nice looking shooters too.