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Call Johnsons sporting goods in Adrian Michigan and ask for Willie. He has a duplicator machine and he recently purchased most of Fagens patterns. If he has the pattern for what you want I'm sure he...

Where did you get the centerfire breech block? I have a #2 in 32 rimfire I would like to convert over.

A 1892 Marlin in 32. I have a centerfire pin, dies, bullets on the way. I am going to reform some 32 S&W brass so I can shoot it. I has a Lyman tang peep sight and a #5 front sight. Really looking...

I am meeting a guy today to (hopefully) purchase a 1892 Marlin in .32. It supposedly has a mint bore, a Lyman tang peep sight and a beech/Lyman front sight all in excellent original condition. I'm...

All the Southbend 9B's use change gears with no quick change gear boxes. The 9A has the quick change gear box.

Make sure you get all the change gears with it. Those can get expensive in hurry.

I know Will and he is very meticulous at what he does. I'm sure he will do fine with his new venture.

Yes it's a take down. It should come apart just like a model 12

I would go with the .400 Brown-Whelen or .411 Hawk. There is a little more shoulder for it to head space on.

That looks pretty good. How did you attach the forend?

It is chambered in 25/20 single shot. I have wanted a rifle in this chambering for quite sometime. I ran across this one and have little knowledge of these rifles. I understand they have an iron...

Does anyone have any experience with them? I found a nice one chambered in 25/20 ss. It's the model with no forend (I think #5) has tang sight, good bore, etc... I'd like to shoot it. Are these...

I had a Ruger #1 in 45/70 with the nicest figured stock I have ever seen on a #1. I let it go. I also had a pre war Mauser sporter type A in 7x57 I wish I would have kept..

I have a serious love for pump 22 rifles. I own several and think the Remington 121 is the finest pump 22 ever made. Also you got great price on it.

After school and the chores were done I would grab a rifle and stay in the woods until heard the bell ring. I sure miss those days.

Nice rifle. I have only seen one (for sale) in person and yours is way better than that one. Plus you got a heck of a good buy on it.

Lol.... that's what I was thinking too!

Great buy with all the ammo.

Some of my best memories are loading with my dad. I would size 38 specials on a Lyman press. Good times...

Wow. $3.25 each.

I think the brass looks good as it is...

The Rolling block in the photo is a #2 not a 1 1/2.

I work mostly. Owning my own business takes most of my time. I like to spend time with my daughter. We go to museums, antique shops, go out to dinner, cook. I also spend time in my work shop. I like...

I have shot a lot of the 1938 nazi ammo and have yet to have a dud. I would open the can and see what you've got.

Sounds like a fair price.