What did you buy yourself today - PART 1

[DukeConnor]

Pedersoli Springfield Trapdoor

[borekfk]

Pedersoli Springfield Trapdoor

Gorgeous.

[raxar]

Something unwieldy, impractical, and very expensive

[R L Suehr]

Something unwieldy, impractical, and very expensive

Nice

What caliber? I was going to try and get one in a 500 S&W at one point, but just never worked out.

[raxar]

Nice

What caliber? I was going to try and get one in a 500 S&W at one point, but just never worked out.

45-70. Was an impulse buy that I happened upon when the shop got in a new one and it struck me as one of those things you're not likely to randomly find out in the wild again. I think if I was actually setting out to get one I'd go .500 too. Because, come on, its a .500.

[R L Suehr]

45-70. Was an impulse buy that I happened upon when the shop got in a new one and it struck me as one of those things you're not likely to randomly find out in the wild again. I think if I was actually setting out to get one I'd go .500 too. Because, come on, its a .500.

That works too.

[RockIsland]

45-70. Was an impulse buy that I happened upon when the shop got in a new one and it struck me as one of those things you're not likely to randomly find out in the wild again. I think if I was actually setting out to get one I'd go .500 too. Because, come on, its a .500.

I wouldn*t mind one in .30-30 because I actually have ammo for that.

[Noah_Zark]

Recent acquisitions (past few months) by mostly by trade, some by purchase:


Another green parked 8-shot Ithaca 37 DS Police Special similar to this one but without the recoil pad; this makes four of them scattered about the house:



1942 made Colt New Service 357 Magnum, similar to this one in condition but 4" barrel and with black plastic grips and a lanyard ring, with "A.C.S.D" stamped on the bottom of the grip frame:




Uberti 1876 Winchester repro in 50-95 Express, the 20" "Texas Ranger" carbine; I already had the CH dies for a Uberti clone and some cases. Mine is similar to this one:




Remington 121, excellent condition, similar to this one:




Argentine 1909 Cavalry Carbine, all matching, mint bore, similar to this one, without bayonet. The vendor was internet-illiterate and was telling people it was "sporterized." People were setting it down after that. I got it for stupid low $$$:




Marlin 336Y "Spikehorn", JM marked North Haven production, Ballard rifling, figured and checkered walnut stock; thankfully not that dense, heavy laminated furniture they put on later versions. Crappy photo serving as an example:




Winchester-Miroku 1894 Sporting Rifle, 26", in 38-55; tackdriver with my handloads:




Kimber Pro Carry II, 38 Super, NIB. :




Marlin 1894PG, made only two years, a Pistol Grip 1894 in 44 Mag / 44 Spl. Very rare, and I got it for less than regular 1894 rifle price:



Noah

[Emptymag]

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Looks like Cruzans has taken to hacking other poofa member logins.

[Ronin]

Recent acquisitions (past few months) by mostly by trade, some by purchase:


Another green parked 8-shot Ithaca 37 DS Police Special similar to this one but without the recoil pad; this makes four of them scattered about the house:






Noah

You have four. Cruzans probably has the rest. Well that explains why I can't even find one...