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Got me!!!!
Bug bit for a 25-20. At the last gun show I behaved myself and didn't buy a gun. Bought a little coleman gas stove. Anyhoo I bumped into a knife making friend at that show that happens to be a gun enthusiast too. He getting up there in age, over 80 years and still making knives. His specialty is butterfly knives. But he was telling me about a 25-20 he has/had. I stopped by his place today and fell in love with that little rifle, got me. It's a little martini that had started life in 310 cadet. It was relined to 25-20 just recently. On the plus side I have a original in 310 cadet. I got maybe a 150 rounds for it too. Now to get some dies and bullets.
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No pictures of the little feller?
Alan
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I'll be getting some. It looks like the run of the mill cadet, at first look there is no way to tell if it a 310 cadet or a 25-20. I'll get some to post but I won't be shooting it for a bit because it's deer season and I don't want to molest my son in law's hunt. I'm in search of a sling and a peep sight for it.
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Very nice! Have you shot it?
Alan
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not yet, the SIL is deer hunting and I don't want to molest his hunt. I am anxious to though.
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Dang it. You have all the fun. (pouting and kicking gravel as I walk away)
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Don't hold back Rick, gunbroker is a puter key click away.
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Double dang!
I want me a rifle with a little kangaroo on it!
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no kidding how many rifles have a kangaroo on them? And I have two
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How old is the rifle? Is it a repeating rifle? I don't see a place for a magazine. Sharp looking rifle and the gun bluing looks good.
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I missed this question, Not sure how old the rifle is, they were produced from 1891 to 1949. There is no magazine, it is a single shot. The breech block drops down and a round is slipped into the chamber.
