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hammie · April 4, 2013, 12:12 PM

I'm late to the party. Since rifles area also being listed her, I'll include some of them:

1. pre-lock model 657, .41 mag

2. charter arms .44 spl bulldog and .22 LR pathfinder. These were early stratford manufacture, with unshrouded 3 inch barrels. The pathfinder had adjustable sights and was about the best "tackle box" gun ever made.

3. Sako .222 rem with douglas ultra-rifled barrel.

4. Remington nylon 66

5. Savage 99 with brass rotary magazine

6 winchester 101, 20 gauge, skeet and skeet

7. beretta 92. (A "92" and not a 92S. The 92 had a safety and could be carried cocked and locked.)

8. Ruger liberty 77 chambered for 7x57mm.

9. Browning T-bolt, original manufacture.

There are more, but I'm getting sick.

April 4, 2013, 12:12 PM	#45
hammie Senior Member Join Date: March 18, 2009 Location: Temple, TX Posts: 959	I'm late to the party. Since rifles area also being listed her, I'll include some of them: 1. pre-lock model 657, .41 mag 2. charter arms .44 spl bulldog and .22 LR pathfinder. These were early stratford manufacture, with unshrouded 3 inch barrels. The pathfinder had adjustable sights and was about the best "tackle box" gun ever made. 3. Sako .222 rem with douglas ultra-rifled barrel. 4. Remington nylon 66 5. Savage 99 with brass rotary magazine 6 winchester 101, 20 gauge, skeet and skeet 7. beretta 92. (A "92" and not a 92S. The 92 had a safety and could be carried cocked and locked.) 8. Ruger liberty 77 chambered for 7x57mm. 9. Browning T-bolt, original manufacture. There are more, but I'm getting sick. Last edited by hammie; April 4, 2013 at 12:19 PM.