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does OC in WA have a WA residency requirement (CC does)

just_a_car

just_a_car

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So, let me try to guess those...

Marlin lever action 1895... could be any caliber. Personally, I'd like one in 45/70.

Then there's the S&W revolver behind the handlebars. I'm going to venture a guess at it being a .357mag... J-frame?
 
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just_a_car wrote:
So, let me try to guess those...

Marlin lever action 1895... could be any caliber. Personally, I'd like one in 45/70.

Then there's the S&W revolver behind the handlebars. I'm going to venture a guess at it being a .357mag... J-frame?
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Marlin 1895SS in 45/70 is right. The revolver is a Ruger Redhawk, blued, 7 12" barrel with Firesights (very old eyes) in 41 Magnum. I've taken deer with both.

Oh yeah, the Marlin 336 and 1895 are the same sized action, however the 1895 barrel is bigger.
 
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