Archertl
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Factory suppressed tikka t3x's for the new zealand market.
As my wife says...Gun Porn!
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Factory suppressed tikka t3x's for the new zealand market.
Ohiosam
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Been hearing great things about Caniks. Recently Jeff Quinn of Gunblasts passed away and a guy I know was handling selling his guns. Jeff had done a video review of a Canik and liked it enough he kept it. This is the gun in the video.
I've got the Canik TP9 Elite SC and I really like it. The trigger is sick
G42, jpoint 4 milled
Deer tags filled and it's raining out so I guess it's a good time to wipe the guns down. I'll start with the short ones.
Bet your wife loves you using the dining room table for that.
Some Wisconsin gun porn with some mean beaver action beside the Namekagon River.
My FIL passed a while back and my MIL gave me his Stevens 22/410 which hadn't seen the light of day in decades. Gave it a good cleaning and it operates fine. No serial numbers or choke size so need to do a little researching.
Ohiosam
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Nice! I looked it up and the Stevens name means it was made between 1938 and 1950 Choke most likely is full.
for more info https://savage24forum.boards.net/thread/192/different-stevens-savage-combo-guns
for more info https://savage24forum.boards.net/thread/192/different-stevens-savage-combo-guns
Is that when Glenfield showed up, Sam? They were Stevens/Glenfield for a while, weren’t they?
Ohiosam
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Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. @Fluteman, the wife and I had a kids-free date night last night that started at @giles' favorite store in Marietta. They had some .410 TSS shells in stock, so I snagged two boxes. That reminded me to check and see if they had a Stevens Model 301 in .410 as I'd passed on one last spring and regretted it. Sure enough, there she was behind the counter. About the time I'd decided to buy it, Tracie strolled over and says "awe, cute" 
She checked it out and we agreed on taking it home for the girls. This is a mean little youth turkey setup, but it'll be hell on squirrels and rabbits as well. I imagine with steel shot, we could kill some migratory birds too. I had a spare sling and butt pad, the sight came on it. The box was shot at 20 yards with a lead high brass 2.5" 1/2oz. 7 1/2 shot. It rolled the box over and clearly patterned well enough to kill a tree rat. I can see old dad carrying this on a few hunts himself.
She checked it out and we agreed on taking it home for the girls. This is a mean little youth turkey setup, but it'll be hell on squirrels and rabbits as well. I imagine with steel shot, we could kill some migratory birds too. I had a spare sling and butt pad, the sight came on it. The box was shot at 20 yards with a lead high brass 2.5" 1/2oz. 7 1/2 shot. It rolled the box over and clearly patterned well enough to kill a tree rat. I can see old dad carrying this on a few hunts himself. 