Long Gun Show and Tell

[Hulberr]

My absolute favorite, 308 Tanker built on a 1945 Springfield receiver.

 

[tcecil88]

LOL, I had to read your post about 4 times to get the word right. That's a nice B&T and it's better in the best millimeter.

 

[tv1217]

LOL, I had to read your post about 4 times to get the word right. That's a nice B&T and it's better in the best millimeter.

It's cool, I got lost while writing it lol, and thank you.

 

[valyrian357]

Remington 541T
One ragged hole at 50 all day long. Still fine tuning.

 

[Winamac]

Here are two scarce Marlins from my collection. TOP: Marlin 39A Octagon, BOTTOM: Marlin 39M Octagon. Both only made in 1973 and very few made.

 

[IUKalash429]

Stomping around in today's snow with my PTR C93.

 

[Ark]

Stomping around in today's snow with my PTR C93.

I came so close to nabbing one when they popped up on Buds for a hot minute. Such a neat gun.

 

[IUKalash429]

I came so close to nabbing one when they popped up on Buds for a hot minute. Such a neat gun.

I've read some reports of scattered issues with these, but that's commonplace for pretty much anything Century touches. Mine has so far been solid, though I've only put a few hundred rounds through it. Launches spent cases like a V-2 rocket!

 

[Jon Smith]

Sorry, no pictures but I picked up a Springfield (Stevens) 22, from my local gun shop.. It's a single shot bolt action. model #83. I think it as built from 1935 - 1939.

I haven't had a chance to try it out yet but I am very excited because it is similar the the 22 that my grandad used to let me shoot. (occassionally, no wasting ammo back then!)

I am the only one in my family that is excited, the rest just think that I am a crazy old man.

 

[daddyusmaximus]

Remington 700 in .243. Badger Ordinance bolt handle, Surefire SOCOM brake, but factory barreled action, (other than Trigger Tech single stage) and it's a very accurate rifle with 95gn Winchester Deer Season. (between .25" and .75") Scope is the Nikon M-Tactical .308, a 30mm tube 4-16 side focus scope with their "BDC 800" reticule. Doesn't line up with the .243 ballistics, but using their APP where you can put in exact load data, it's supposed to be accurate. It has been so far, but of course only at a static range, as that's the only place I've shot it so far. Planning to take it afield with the rangefinder for further testing... Chassis is KRG Bravo, with an Atlas Bipod. No, a .243 doesn't need a brake... that's to mount a can. (that's still in ATF jail)

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[daddyusmaximus]

Remington 700 Classic in 7mm Mauser. The action is pillar bedded, and it uses the MagPul DBM bottom metal. (plastic, I know, but works perfect, and was way cheaper.) The free floated barrel is 18" with a Surefire SOCOM three prong flash hider so it can fit a suppressor. (pending government permission of course)

 

[Deimos]

My bring back Type 99



Followed by my 1943 Russian Cap'd K98.

 

[Winamac]

Two legends together. Oliver Winchester and Samuel Colt.

 

[tv1217]

Just picked her up from my FFL. SBRification is in the near future

 

[2in1evtime]

I just picked these up this weekend,
bottom first pic is italian in 308
next is a early ww2 in 30 06
top is a ibm 30 cal carbine

2nd pic top
M1A national match
next is a standard m1a Also purchased 10 cans of lc on enblocs in sealed cans, going to go get 3 more garands friday.

 

[desnifter]

Just missed FDE Friday!

 

[Michigan Slim]

Going to start working with this one next weekend. #1 in .243. I have loads made up from 55 grain to 100. I can go to 400 on my range so I'll stretch it's legs a little.

 

[drillsgt]

Brownells BRN-180

 

[Colt556]

Brownells BRN-180

Looks nicer than the originals!

 

[desnifter]

Finally finished this Mk14 mod 1 build today. Managed to find all of the unicorn parts including a bring back nightforce.