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It is stock. You won't see machining on the top of the bolt like this either. Those 2 Sakos in 244 Remington were made in the 50's and only briefly, that is why it is so rare to see the two different models in 244...

here is my model 14 remington carbine. a pawn shop rescue. it is in 30 rem. made in 1912 and shoots great,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i want one of those 14 1/2 in 38-40...

Gotta be aftermarket wood..?

DF

That's different. Probably not many of those.

Have you ever seen another just like that?

DF

not after market wood. when I bought it you could hardly see the figure for the funk on top of the wood, it had been on there 100 years or so. I completely stripped the whole gun and redone it all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

A couple of HK’s. A USP 40 S&W and a P7M8. Hasbeen

That is NICE .....

Here’s a few J’s. Had to round them up. One was on duty in my wife’s purse another in her car. A couple spread around our house.
Hard to beat a snub. Hasbeen

My fathers AMT Backup II (.380 ACP)

FEG APK Mark II (.380 ACP)

Browning Buckmark, Tactical Solutions barrel, Silencerco/SWR Spectre II suppressor

HK USP Compact (.40 S&W)

S&W 686 (.357 Magnum, belonged to a Houston cop)

So tell us, is all the paperwork, finger-printing, pictures and expense worth having a suppressor?


Thx.

Not him, but yep.

This one goes in my deer hunting back pack for coons and squirrels.




Same suppressor fits this one.

I did a revocable living trust on my own back in 2012: no fingerprints/mugshot. I used my brothers' revocable living trust as a template and modified it for me. It's "Good enough for government work" because they signed off on it. I only paid for the suppressor and the tax stamp, and it's worth it

Edit - I've got $346.20 in the suppressor, whatever I paid for the Tactical Solutions barrel, and $200 for Uncle Scam/BATFE. That's it besides my time in editing the revocable living trust for me.

You guys are going to cause me to get some gun oil on my fingers. Guess I am going open my safe tonight and fondle some of my treasures.

Wow, bet your eyes popped after you saw what was under that ugly finish.

That's an outstanding piece of lumber.

DF

S&W pre-war .357 magnum. King's mirrored sights and a hump back hammer. Roper stocks by Keith Brown.
Bob

how about a model 81 remington in 35, this one was made in 1938 and still gets the job done,,,,,,,,,,,,

When I was a kid these guns were everywhere in the deer woods. I always wanted one, but have never found one nice enough to buy. People that owned these usually used them. Thanks for sharing.

Browning 1886 SRC High Grade in 45-70. Death on gophers and rabbits...

Now that’s special. Hasbeen