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Pictures of Firearms

Mainsail

Mainsail

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For the heck of it I counted up the rounds:

8 boxes of 50 in the background +
20 to the left of the grip +
6 in the gun +
6 hollow points in the left foreground +
6 hollow points in the left speed-loader +
6 lead hard-cast right foreground +
6 lead hard-cast in the right speed-loader =
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450 rounds of mighty .44 magnum goodness!
 
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Bear 45/70

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The fun rack, top to bottom. Springfield 1873 "Trapdoor", Marlin 336 in 30-30 made in 1950, a Winchester 94 Centennial 1966 model rifle NIB and a Winchester 94 Centennial 1966 model carbine NIB.

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Then some of the auto pistols clockwise from the top left, Detonic Mark I, H&K 45 Compact, Custom Stainless Colt Officers 1911, Springfield Armory Champion (4"model) with 5" barrel and another Detonic Mark I.

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BobCav

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Bear 45/70 wrote:
The fun rack, top to bottom. Springfield 1873 "Trapdoor", Marlin 336 in 30-30 made in 1950, a Winchester 94 Centennial 1966 model rifle NIB and a Winchester 94 Centennial 1966 model carbine NIB.

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I have never before wanted to tell another man he had a nice rack, but dammit Bear, you have a NICE RACK! :D
 
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Bear 45/70

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BobCav wrote:
Bear 45/70 wrote:
The fun rack, top to bottom. Springfield 1873 "Trapdoor", Marlin 336 in 30-30 made in 1950, a Winchester 94 Centennial 1966 model rifle NIB and a Winchester 94 Centennial 1966 model carbine NIB.

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I have never before wanted to tell another man he had a nice rack, but dammit Bear, you have a NICE RACK! :D
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Thanks, I think???????:D If you liked that, you'd love the gun case.
 
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Bear 45/70

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kparker wrote:
The fun rack, top to bottom.
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So where are all your 45-70's? In the "working" rack? Or maybe the "Owww! My shoulder!!" rack? :?
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The rifle on the top is a"Trapdoor" and is the original 45/70 rifle. First gun ever productio rifle chambered in 45/70 Government. Of course it is only one of six in the house. Here'sanother 45/70. Contender Super 14 with muzzle break mounted on the frame. The long barrel is a 16" 223 and the shorty is a 22 Hornet.

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Another 45/70, an H&R 1871 "Buffalo Classic" with a 32" barrel.

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