Recent content by Mauser9

Nice pair for sure. Like how ruger has a polished bluing on the receiver/barrel on the rimfires over the matte finish. Bought the compact in 22 mag years back and mounted a Vortex Crossfire on it. Never felt the stock felt chintzy either. Sure makes for a light weight rifle for carrying in the...

Again Ruger stainless take-down in 22 magnum with 18 1/2 inch barrel.

Soak em in a milk jug with Dawn. Hang em out to dry.

Wow most impressive for sure. Those look like cherished blades for sure. Not as fancy but glad I still own my 66 made Puma Skinner from my youth. Cost was under $30 back then. Guess that was considered serious cash back then though. LOL

Just packing my S&W CS-9 still.

Awesome combo Sharpblade! Nice in 45 Long Colt. Real Classy!

Still packin the Sog Trident AT-XR most of the time. Like the 3.7 inch blade and it propels with authority. D-2 steel but no problems with any rust with the Ti-Ni coating.

Yep looks great. Often wondered the thickness of the Mag-pul stock compares to the Ruger synthetic stock on the rimfires. never thought the stock on my R/A 8323 was too shabby. Rifles like mine and the 10/22 are a dream to carry especially with the shorter barrels and take-down option.

I like it. Tastefully crafted and looks solid. Thanks for sharing.

Those Chucksters always appealed to me. Like the position of the bolt plus walnut. Nice gun and priced under $50 I noticed from the older Gun Digest book I had. Friend had the Mossberg 320 B if I am correct in 22 L.R. with peep sight. Nice trigger I remember.

Yep that boat paddle was a wild idea. Figures it would catch on after it was produced years later. Good one to have.

Nice looking stocks on all three of them. Got the synthetic on my R/A compact also and I don't feel it looks or feels too chintzy. It is a breeze to carry and manage in the woods at 5 3/8 lbs. I imagine the same goes for the 10/22s also with the shorter barrels.

Just looked up Zamak. Got some aluminum and copper. More used to steel but look at all the shotguns today with aluminum receivers.

Nice Rat! No shortage of long barrels back then. Hard to believe so many different models made by different makers over the years.

Nice! I notice sheaths have come along way from the old leather and snap loop jobs from the 50s-60s.