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This thing hadn't been shot in over 30 years. I got bored this evening and blasted the cobwebs out.

1950 M94 in 32 Special.
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Popped off a few rounds at 69 yards and it made a couple nice 2" groups. It shoots damn near a foot high though and there's no more room for adjustment. I still might try and ambush a deer with it anyway.


Kinda fun gettin' out the old iron sights!

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Very nice! I love your photo of the rifle! Thanks for posting it.

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Great pics Sammer... really nice!


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Thanks Bob, 338, Brad, the old threshing machine(in the background of both pics) is parked right where I was target shooting.

And speaking of old school, that old machine is OLD....(grin)

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Get a taller front sight... grin.

Very cool...and very effective, though not always recognized as such... smile.

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Originally Posted by muledeer
Get a taller front sight... grin.

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I'm thinkin' just aim lower....(grin)

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And I know you guys have some neat old lever guns, let's see 'em!

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Have one just like it, but was made in 1952, mint condition and probably hasn't even had a box of rounds through it. It's a high quality piece of work.


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Originally Posted by SamOlson
And I know you guys have some neat old lever guns, let's see 'em!


Im sure youve seen this one Sammo...1937 vintage Model 64...30-30

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My 1940 model 94 shoots high too but I tuck the front sight just down right at the bottom of the rear and it works out really well.

That is a wonderful backdrop for your photo.

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All of my older levers are Savage.

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Dig the Indian on the butt plate.

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99EG in 250/3000 @1940

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Shouldn't your Suko be pictured next to an old chit spreader? grin

Seriously, cool old shooting iron.


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.32 Special, MFG 1958 (now wears a Lyman #66).

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.30/30, MFG 1953, wears a Redfield peep (makes that too high POI, too low POI issue go away).

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darn nice pic there Sam

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Sweet old rifle Sammy..Top pic rules.Very nice

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Nice looker,Sam..The 32 Special was indeed a special round.Sometimes overlooked from some because of the 30-30 as was the 35 Rem and 25-35.It was in our camp for years and years..The Williams homestead on the Salmon river way up from the nearest road used a 32 Special for all there hunting from Moose/Bear/Elk and everything else to feed the 5 kids.He swore it kilt better than a 30-30 to show caliber razzing goes way back...

I have a soft spot for the leveractions and have to many according to the the head of the house..The wife..

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Originally Posted by ingwe
Originally Posted by SamOlson
And I know you guys have some neat old lever guns, let's see 'em!


Im sure youve seen this one Sammo...1937 vintage Model 64...30-30

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Cool pics guys, those old rifles have some great character!
Pretty neat actions also, little more going on than a boring bolt gun.


Loco, you have just given me a great idea.......(grin)


'Cutter, sounds like that 32 had quite a history, bet it has a few 'battle' scars.


Keep the pics coming!

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Popped off a few rounds at 69 yards and it made a couple nice 2" groups. It shoots damn near a foot high though and there's no more room for adjustment.


Don't worry, it'll be back on at 75 yards. grin

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