I have an 1894 rifle in .32 spl. Has very little finish ( metal or wood) but no rust, and ser. # 2407xx, so an early one. However the barrel has been shorttend (?) by 2 inches. Is it worth saving or use as a donor gun, i.e. pick up a rifle that needs a stock, etc. and make 1 out of 2.?PS it shoots fine. Thanks for any feedback, Rodney
If shoots good, just enjoy it and don't waste your time and money making a Frankenrifle. Making "1 out of 2" sure won't make it worth any more. BTW, what was the original barrel length?
If shoots good, just enjoy it and don't waste your time and money making a Frankenrifle. Making "1 out of 2" sure won't make it worth any more. BTW, what was the original barrel length?
I agree. I'd hunt and shoot the heck out of it. That would be a nice rifle to have.
Sorry it took so long to reply, but life's a bitch (can't tell life from wife?). The barrel is 24" now