Guns

New CZ75 Shadow in the house. Wonderful Pistol.

cz75 best auto pistol design ever. I used to compete in IPSC in the90's with my cz75 ( got it before the wall came down) . Strong slides accurate like a laser and could handle plus P ammo.
My best handload was AA number 7 powder with 140grn swc sized to.358. Gentle kick lower pressure and packs and easily passes minor power factor for IPSC. it's about 1000fps.
They point better than any other auto as the barrel sits lower in your hand due to the design:)

i thought zeddie was back for a second…

Nice looking old gun. Year of production and caliber?

1965 Model 94 Winchester in 30-30 caliber.

Not as desirable as a pre - 1964 but still a good gun by todays standards.

Blam blam.

That looks pre-Rem-Lin. .357?

Not as desirable as a pre - 1964 but still a good gun by todays standards.

As I understand the pre '64 receiver was milled from bar stock w/forged internals, after was investment cast iron plated w/some internals stamped.
Can't find anything but praise for the Miroku-Chesters though.

yeah 1941 production in 30-30

yeah 1941 production in 30-30

Mmm my bad of course receiver too long for handgun caliber it's a Mod. 36. Nice piece.
I found this..

The first four years of the Model 1936 the guns were identical in every aspect. In 1937, they changed the name of the Model 1936 to "Model 36;" however, that would be the only change. There were no changes made to the gun internally or cosmetically. Then in 1941, the flute was taken out of the buttstock, a different style butt plate was added, the main spring went from a leaf type to a coil type; and the forearm was changed from the beavertail style to a perchbelly style. 1941 was also the last year for the case colored receiver, the receivers were all blued after this.

In 1946, the marking on the upper tang was eliminated, and Model 36 was added to the barrel markings. As I stated before, the receivers were now blued. The production of the Model 36 continued through 1947, with a slight carryover into the early part of 1948. In June of 1948, the model was changed. The receiver was re-designed, with the square bolt now changed to a round bolt; hence the beginning of the model 336.

Close but no cigar.The first variation 1936 made in 1936 was exactly the same on the inside using flat springs as the 1893 did.In 1937 the second variation changed to coil springs.Of course from the outside they appeared the same.Also the original 1936 did not have a Letter prefix in the serial number.

http://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/rifles/marlin-rifles/marlin-model-1936-30-30.cfm?gun_id=100680985

yeah i think it was made right around 41, im not sure if the bluing in original but it has the model 1936 stamp on the tang and a serial number of B5229.

I went to the Dark Side, picked up my first AR. Sig M400 with Vortex Strike Eagle and Vortex 2" cantilever mount.

I went to the Dark Side, picked up my first AR. Sig M400 with Vortex Strike Eagle and Vortex 2" cantilever mount.

Needz moar lazers and shit hanging off it. Noob.

New deer blaster.. 308 Remington 700 stainless, Bushnell Elite scope .. cant wait to try it

That's going to be a fine rifle. Make sure it isn't one of the ones requiring the trigger recall.

Yep checkin the serial #, if its a hit I might just forgo the recall and get an adjustable installed :)

Posted by: Testy

Yep checkin the serial #, if its a hit I might just forgo the recall and get an adjustable installed :)

My boss was telling me about those recalls. The story he heard was that the engineer who designed the trigger when the original Model 700 was built found the flaw after they had already gone into production. It was only 1 in XX number of triggers that would have the flaw, and Remington refused to recall the ones they had sent out or admit fault by changing the design. That engineer personally checked every firearm that was built for however many decades he worked for them, ensuring a faulty trigger never left the factory. He retires, and now rifles with the flawed trigger design are making it to market.