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The Krag was an interesting, and well made action. One of these days I'd like to acquire a nice sporter, like the one you have up top.


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Thanks Patrick! I do like them! They are just cool!


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This one began life in 1917 and later had a facelift but, I don't know when. If you look carefully a slot has been cut in the receiver for the Petersen device making this a Springfield 1903 Mark 1. The 20 1/4" barrel makes this a very handy rifle for woods use.

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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
More old crap. But it's the kinda crap I like.

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kaywoodie, I really like that sporter on top!


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"there are few better cartridges on Earth than the 7 x 57mm Mauser"
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I've shown these pics a few times, but once more won't hurt:

Unknown year Springfield 1898 Krag:
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Next oldest is a 1917 .303 Savage
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Don't know they year, but my Ithica 16 gauge I suspect is from the 30s:
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I also have a 1912 Sav 1899 in .22 HP, but have only killed bunnies with it so far. I have several rifles from the 30s and 40s too, but they're not really "old" yet...



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This Mauser receiver was made in 1897, stamped on the left side of the receiver. I believe its a 95 pattern but purely a sporting variant, one of the ones made in Berlin and exported to Orange Free State.

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Its a 308 and I have been using it since 1984 at the age of 13. The barrel was a take off from a target rifle and I have put probably 8000 rounds through it. Still groups 10 shots under 1.5 inches at 100y!


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And this is my trusty 303. My Dad used to use this when he was a commercial fisherman to shoot sharks when they were hooked and ready to be pulled into the boat!

I use it on much more sedate game such as feral pigs and goats. Seems to work pretty well. Its a No1MkIII made at Lithgow in 1944.

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1913 1899A .303SAV


That just scream class!


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'49 Winchester M64 in .32 Special.
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Although I have some great "modernized" pre 64 M70's I still enjoy hunting my classy old original model 70's. [Linked Image]

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Original Sharps shipped in 1877 to the buffalo fields of Montana...

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Sweet buff.


Cool thread.


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That ain't a buff...


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At least you kicked the salt block outta the picture.


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Don't forget how I won that bet when you thought I couldn't skip just one bullet through that herd...


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The two oldest rifles that I have hunted and taken deer with are; Winchester made 1917 Enfield in 30-06 (made 1918) and a Marlin 336 in 30-30 (made in 1949). Both rifles were my maternal Grandfather's.


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My two oldest are rimfires,1920s vintage Remington M24 gallery gun, and a Stevens 86D bolt-action tube-fed rifle. Both will still shoot as good as my eyes will let me shoot iron sights.


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My grand dad's Parker 28ga. shotgun from about 1918....


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I'll jump on the 1899 Savage bandwagon.

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