Some carbine photos
Some carbine photos
The 10/22s was produced in March, 1966.
The m77 RSI .250 Savage was produced in January, 1985.
Both have very few light handling marks on the wood. The only flaw in the metal on either is a small nick in the aluminum trigger guard on the 77. Looks old and is into the metal. Can anyone recommend a touch-up paint that closely matches that finish?
Thanks,
Owen
"My greatest fear is that, when I die, my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them." Anonymous Collector
Re: Some carbine photos
That is a nice set of rifles. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Bill
Bill
Re: Some carbine photos
The stock is for a .357 in my future. I plan to refinish the smooth wood to match the .44 for a two-tone effect.
O
"My greatest fear is that, when I die, my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them." Anonymous Collector
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Very nice group of rifles. I'v seen everything but a #1.
O M CRAZY
O M CRAZY
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Re: Some carbine photos
Thanks for looking.
Shooting, as it were, for ten carbines in ten calibers. More to come.
Right now, though, the No. 1s are out of my price range.
O
Shooting, as it were, for ten carbines in ten calibers. More to come.
Right now, though, the No. 1s are out of my price range.
O
"My greatest fear is that, when I die, my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them." Anonymous Collector
Re: Some carbine photos
OM CRAZY, I may have to make that 11 carbines, now. Just not complete without a No. 1 RSI.
"My greatest fear is that, when I die, my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them." Anonymous Collector