Recent content by 93marlin

I personally think that doing THAT hideousness to a fine double rifle would greatly reduce the value of that particular rifle. Just my 2¢, I could wrong

At this point, I feel the need to block someone who is arguing about an opinion. Yes, it is an opinion directly targeted towards his personality and his business. Any further comment is unnecessary to me. Therefore I am blocking him.

@rookhawk WELL SAID!!

It'll be interesting to see just what you have bought @buckstix Weird caliber rifles can be a lot of fun!

I had a chance to buy one at VERY good price! I passed on it and have regretted it ever since.

Your last paragraph... WELL said!

We, the thinking people, ALL remember...

Agreed! It is a soft market and will be for a while I think

I also am a lefty. I have and use both left and right handed rifles. Single shot rifles and shotguns. And a couple of late 1800's double rifles, these work great for me as a left handed shooter.

It does appear to be a "Guild" rifle and one of better ones I've seen. The graduation from the Guild would have an an make a rifle make. The maker of this one would have graduated at the top of the class!! Very well done and in either caliber, it's a desirable rifle.

Got married when I was 20 years old. That was 51 years ago, still married to the same woman. Hmm, maybe that wasn't the stupidest thing I ever did...

I wish I had a use for those!! GLWS

And available on Simpson's

To be completely honest with you, the most affordable, accurate and classic styled might just a Husqvarna with an FN made '98 Mauser action. Several available in 30-06 out there

The most accurate rifle I have ever had, and I have had a bunch, was a Savage 110 single shot heavy weight barrel in 223. 3 shot group just under 1/4 inch center to center with my own hand loads. Not a glamorous rifle, but with that kind of accuracy, who cares about glamour!!