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Well since I've bought three of these in the last week or so I thought a group photo was in order. The revolver is the wife's camper/lake gun.
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Looking good there Buckeye!
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Aweosme collection!
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:vcool: :vcool:
Is that a Marlin Model 60 I see under the pistols?
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8-) 8-) 8-)
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Whoa baby! I must have missed the Ruger 10/22 stainless takedown. That is Rugers latest and greatest. I handled one a couple of weeks ago and really liked it. Built solid and locks together tight as a drum. Must be nice to have a thousand dollar 22 budget!
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Very nice collection!
1932 Izhevsk M91/30
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bunkysdad wrote:Whoa baby! I must have missed the Ruger 10/22 stainless takedown. That is Rugers latest and greatest. I handled one a couple of weeks ago and really liked it. Built solid and locks together tight as a drum. Must be nice to have a thousand dollar 22 budget!

Russell, the takedown is posted. I think it is still on the 1st page. The wife really likes them and I think I can get a lot more rounds down range with the .22s and get the boy trained as well. Don't see much buying for a little while after this spurt. :lol:
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Oramaac4572 wrote::vcool: :vcool:
Is that a Marlin Model 60 I see under the pistols?
Yes

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Iver Johnson Trailblazer
Polish WZ.48
10/22 takedown
Heritage .22/.22 mag
Buckmark
Marlin Model 60
Henry Golden Boy.
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I've been walking past that takedown at BassPro holding my hand over my eyes. What a fantastic backpack gun!
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That's a great pic. Nice little array.
You should pay Palmetto State a visit and stock up on cheap prices and free shipping. I've been buying some ammo there every week. Bricks of .22's are next.
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Are we a little recoil shy? :chuckles:
kidding.
can never have too many .22s and you sure gots some nice ones :thumbsup:
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Getting the new ones packed up and going to hit the range. But damn it's hot!
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Very nice!! Good looking group there. Looking at that Golden Boy .... droool... very nice. :biggrin: :biggrin:
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What a nice pile to keep you and the boy busy. :vcool: :vcool: :vcool: :thumbsup:
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Nice set, I really like that Marlin 60.
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The 60 is the all around .22, the rarely break, if they do they are cheap to fix, you can find them used cheap and even after 20,000 rounds they still look hardly fired, and they are everywhere.
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finloq wrote:Nice set, I really like that Marlin 60.
I bought that as a gift for my step-son. But since he decided on being a turd and not trusting him with a spoon, it is now mine. He is now with his dad in CO.
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:thumbsup:

I got my 60 shooting real good now.
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