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My Marlin model 1894, .44 magnum made in North Haven, Conn. Simmons 4 power scope.

I already posted on the old site but forgot what I said.

Sir Henry wrote:I already posted on the old site but forgot what I said.

You had asked about the see-through mounts and I said yes and that I had no trouble seeing through the scope with them.

Deadwood Dutch wrote:

Sir Henry wrote:I already posted on the old site but forgot what I said.

You had asked about the see-through mounts and I said yes and that I had no trouble seeing through the scope with them.

I should have remembered as I asked the same question on the old old forum too.

Marlin 336 in .30-30 w/ Redfield Revolution in 3-9x40

Nice looking rifle. Welcome to the forum.

My favorite rifle of all time was a Remington 725 BDL in .270 Winchester which I bought new in 1961. Hunted deer, elk & critters with it in Arizona
until 1969 when I moved to Alaska, took it with me and scored some caribou and a couple moose with it before buying a .300 Win mag.

I used this Rossi for 16 yrs in Cowboy action shooting . There must be 20,000 rds shot in it . Normally 308 bolt gun is my hunting gun over 100 yds but in Tn everything is under 100 yds .

Nice lookin hunting rifles.
Wish I knew how to post pics. from this phone.

My heath keep me from hunting anymore . The last deer I shot was with my flinter in Tn

The 50 cal Flint is a really sharp-looking rifle, and especially so that it is "scratch built." Also your pictures are great, especially the middle close up. Thanks for posting!

“Beware the man with one gun, he knows how to use it.” .... somehow I can't shake that thought as I open the door of the gun safe and gaze at the various rifles therein .... we have other rifles that I really like and use but if forced to only have one rifle, I'd have to go with our 40+/- year old Remington 700 BDL chambered in 300 WBY Mag .... the reason is simple, it is capable of making both the short and very long range shots that are common to various areas we hunt ....

My favorite hunting rifle is a 1981 94 Winchester in 30-30. Lever guns are just fun to carry in the woods. The rifle I actually hunt with 90% of all hunting trips is a Browning A-bolt stalker in 25-06. I have taken deer from across a bean field and right under my stand with the 25-06, it never let me down when I did my part.

My one and only center fire rifle. A Winchester model-94 "Trapper" in 30-30.

I don't hunt any more so it sits in the gun safe.

Beautiful rifle!

See-thru mounts are da bomb.

Although I don't use them to hunt, I have a soft spot for 30-30 lever guns. I think if I don't check on them regularly they multiply in the dark.

Actually, this Remington 760 Gamemaster .30-06 from 1971, pictured here with the Marlin, has taken more deer than any other rifle that I own or have owned. I started out with no scope but then around 1977 I put the scope on with the see-through mounts. It's a cheap scope, an Armsport which I only paid $45 dollars for back then. I have had to refocus it since then but it still is waterproof and I use it sometimes when I sit along a tree line, overlooking a field. It is a great old rifle but I just would rather carry a lever action in the pines, hardwoods and thick stuff, than the Gamemaster.

JEBar wrote:“Beware the man with one gun, he knows how to use it.” ....

I've never heard that quoted before, but I sure do love what it implies. As I read it, my first thought was of Matthew Quigley. How I love that character! Thanks.

One of my favorite's is this 30-40 krag

Cool quote! You should add it to your signature line to keep the reminder before us.

JEBar wrote: “Beware the man with one gun, he knows how to use it.” .... somehow I can't shake that thought as I open the door of the gun safe and gaze at the various rifles therein .... we have other rifles that I really like and use but if forced to only have one rifle, I'd have to go with our 40+/- year old Remington 700 BDL chambered in 300 WBY Mag .... the reason is simple, it is capable of making both the short and very long range shots that are common to various areas we hunt ....