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Last auction I picked up a 1976 vintage 336 and a 1979 vintage 39A. I like the slimmer for end on both those rifles and the non tapered barrel on the 39A.
This auction has a 336RC from 1967 and a 39A Mountie from 1960. Why oh why did I have to go look. The straight stocks are killing me. Both these rifles are just as beautiful as the 2 I purchased. The Mountie is stunning and the lever is as smooth as I've ever cycled. I have the straight stock on my 1894C.
Straight stock .30.30, .357 Magnum and .22LR are calling me to live next to each other. 336RC, 1894C, 39A Mountie, I don't have the disposable income for this hobby.
There are 2 Model 57Ms. Neither is calling out to me, I have my Model 56 and love it, I thought the 57M would instill the same feeling, but nope.
There is also a beautiful S&W 19-4 4" barrel with TH, TT, TS that looks like it has never been fired.
Unfortunately I can't take pictures in the viewing room.
This auction has a 336RC from 1967 and a 39A Mountie from 1960. Why oh why did I have to go look. The straight stocks are killing me. Both these rifles are just as beautiful as the 2 I purchased. The Mountie is stunning and the lever is as smooth as I've ever cycled. I have the straight stock on my 1894C.
Straight stock .30.30, .357 Magnum and .22LR are calling me to live next to each other. 336RC, 1894C, 39A Mountie, I don't have the disposable income for this hobby.
There are 2 Model 57Ms. Neither is calling out to me, I have my Model 56 and love it, I thought the 57M would instill the same feeling, but nope.
There is also a beautiful S&W 19-4 4" barrel with TH, TT, TS that looks like it has never been fired.
Unfortunately I can't take pictures in the viewing room.