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On 5/12/2023 at 12:06 AM, Ricky Prickles said:

Very nice and very cool! Thank you for sharing! Man, if it could only talk can you imagine the stories it could tell! It basically survived the wild West!

The lever action rifle was originally designed in 1860 but was produced in very limited numbers until roughly the end of the Civil War. The Civil War was an absolute bloodbath of casualties as it was, but imagine how much worse those numbers would've been if the lever action rifle was available in mass quantities at the time.

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I have 1945 Winchester long barrel semi auto 12 gauge. A lever action 1973 3030 and and a 1943 bolt action 22. All fully restored and functional from my grandfather. Couple more shot guns and rifles, a Glock 9mm. My pride and joy is the Springfield Saint Edge 556.  
 

we love target practice and shooting back at our land in the mountains.  We grew you training others to shoot and believe that if you or carry you need to be fully trained and respect your firearm. Military families will do that. 
 

fun fact I have a fully functional replica of a flint and ball pistol from the civil war. Pretty cool stuff.  That thing is fun to shoot! 

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