Oliver Winchester Winchester c. 1847 Born Oliver Fisher Winchester November 30, 1810 Boston, Massachusetts Died December 11, 1880 (age 70) New Haven, Connecticut Occupation Winchester Repeating Arms Company Spouse(s) Jane Ellen Hope Children Ann Rebecca Winchester (1835–1864) William Wirt Winchester (1837–1881) Hannah Jane Winchester Parent(s) Samuel Winchester Hannah Bates Oliver Fisher Winchester (November 30, 1810 – December 11, … Continue reading “Oliver Winchester not bad for a Shirt Salesman!”
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Desert Eagle 50 AE
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A Sturm, Ruger & Co. Model No. 1 in the rare caliber of 218 Mashburn Bee
The Ruger No. 1 was introduced in 1967 and, at first, is an odd design choice for a modern rifle. Repeating rifles of many different designs had become the norm by the late ’60s and the single shot, much less the falling-block single-shot, was on the outs with most hunters and even target shooters. The … Continue reading “A Sturm, Ruger & Co. Model No. 1 in the rare caliber of 218 Mashburn Bee”
A Cugir, Romanian Ttc Pistol in the caliber of .25 ACP
I am just sorry that I lost mine years ago in the battlefield of divorce! As it was a good solid gun that while not fancy , it would get the job done. Grumpy
A brief outline of the History of The Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Winchester Repeating Arms Company Industry firearms Predecessor Volcanic Repeating Arms Company, New Haven Arms Company Founded 1866; 151 years ago Founder Oliver Winchester Headquarters New Haven, Connecticut, United States Key people Benjamin Tyler Henry, Oliver Winchester, T. C. Johnson, Edwin Pugsley John browning Products rifles, pistols, shotguns, ammunition, shooting accessories Parent Olin Corporation (Ammunition) Herstal Group (Firearms) Website www.winchesterguns.com www.winchester.com The Winchester Repeating Arms Company was … Continue reading “A brief outline of the History of The Winchester Repeating Arms Company”
The 5mm Caliber Ammo – God there sure is a sh*tload of them!
5 mm caliber From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article lists firearm cartridges which have a bullet in the 5 millimetres (0.20 in) to 6 millimetres (0.24 in) caliber range. Length refers to the cartridge case length. OAL refers to the overall length of the cartridge. All measurements are in imm (in). Contents 1Rimfire cartridges 2Pistol cartridges 3Revolver cartridges 4Rifle cartridges 5See also 6References Rimfire cartridges … Continue reading “The 5mm Caliber Ammo – God there sure is a sh*tload of them!”
A Nicely done Sporterized Springfield Armory Model 1903 in 30-06
It sure has some mighty rice wood on it!
A Colt SAA Frontier Six Shooter 1st Generation in caliber 44-40 Winchester
I forget who said it, But it was a good turn of phrase! “In that the Colt SAA was the Glock of the late 19th Century!”
A Gun Smith Special – Iver Johnson MOD. Champion Matted Solid Rib Single Shot 28.25 Inch Barrel Cylinder Choke Sold As-Is 12 GA
A good project Gun for a up & coming Rookie Gunsmith to cut their teeth on! In that with a little time, shill, a little supervision with some TLC thrown in for good measure. You could wind up with something kinda special. Grumpy