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Very nice.

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That's one sexy revolver

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Yonder Oak. Good video. It is always fun to be out shooting. Good to be out handling the guns so we are ready when we might need one. I can relate to missing the target if you were to see any of my videos you would understand. Thanks for sharing and take care.

Just bought one . At a gun show and visited my old ammo vendor. Forty bucks a box. Think I will wait for a local auction

Is no one going to say something about this guy dry firing these?

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The sks is sensitive to heat in grouping. You could see your shots "walking up" the target as you went. On a sled, elevation is not a "you" thing. It's a gun (and/or maybe ammo) thing. Adding a peep sight could help, but glass-bedding is apparently the bomb on an sks.

Save the squirrel 🐿️

Every American general in WWII , was issued one usually in .32 caliber. OSS and SOE , issued and used them. It was a point and shoot handgun that is why it has no real sites. See the movie KEY LARGO , with Bogart, to see how he just pointed it fast and secured hits at about fifteen feet range or less. For a movie he had the use of this gun right on. You should have cleaned and oiled the hundred year old gun before test firing it, just to be fair.

Too young to know what to do with the 120A

You made no sight adjustment

There is one of these in very good condition, 1940's, at a local shop, asking, $1200 + tax. Nope

I now have 4, a 71, a 75, and two rem Marlins. Love them. Still collecting them

First question before I ask all my questions: ARE YOU LEFT HANDED? Reason I ask because some phone video cameras reverse the image.

Pain to look at it...

Future Farmers of America!

I have one of the older squirrel guns and I get stove pipes all the time, wonder why that happens so often.

I'm a shotgun guy that's cool

What a pretty old shotgun...I have my daddys 1890 Astro 12g. Its a Spanish shotgun that he bought in the 50's. Ive been eyeballing a 1886 Baker 12 gauge double barrel...They want a good amount for her. I sure love those old shotguns compared to the new ones they have such awesome character an well made.. Awesome video friend ...

YO. Good video. Good shooting with that nice old gun. Thanks for sharing and take care.

Imagine shooting paper shells in that thing.

Quiero comprar un rifle marlin midelo 60 bendame uno

I used a lazer on mine, got me in the ball park without a shot...

I have several model 94s. One in .35 Remington and one in 32 Win Special and one in 30-30. All have no issues witth this ammo. Two are pre 64 and one is 1973 (Olin Corp) You might want to have a bowl of Wheaties every morning or join a gym or clean your magazine or just stop whining. Your "testing" demonstration is super non-scientific and subjective and subject to you making the outcome to your desires. FUDD

Need to take a fine bead instead of course

Gun Broker is usually not the place to find bargains but sometimes you can find a decent deal if you consistently check over a week or two. I found a 1966 vintage Type 56 in good condition that was still in cosmoline from importation there for $479 (plus shipping, tax and $25 transfer fee). Other than scoring one at a pawn shop where you can still find them for $400, that about as good as it gets. Mine is in perfect mechanical shape with a vg bore - the wood shows a lot of wear but I think that gives it character. I think this came from Albania. Look for one with it's bayonet and don't forget to get a chest rig and at least 20 stripper clips in case of zombie apocalypse. If you want to install optics like a red dot there are no-gunsmithing mounts that replace the rear sight and don't permanently alter the carbine. A 2 MOA red dot would be a good match for an SKS. While it will be deadly well beyond, I would recommend staying at 150 yards and closer for shots to get clean kill on a white tail.

There were many variants, even on the (pressed) checkering and type of wood (birchwood, walnut and laminate). To have one of each variant you'd probably have to own 5 or 6, if not more. But the things they seemed to have in common was the micro groove barrels, tubular feeds and alloy frames. Very nice little guns and very accurate shooters,

100 yd gun? Try 200.mune shoots 4 inch troops at 200 yd

My dad owned one and he has pass it down to me, the thing hasnt been clean since he bought it use, in my possession of today i had replace most part and retune most springs, parts are hard to come by lol so far i had mine sighted at 20 yard, grouping is quarter size, has a tasco scope, and all she eats is cci mini mag, other ammo it will throw a fit, but i wouldnt replace the marlin model 60 with any other 22

I have a use 90 model, my ole man had pass it down to me and boy..part is hard to come by, so far the feed throat is replace and spring rework, just need a new trigger guard, other then that its a damn accurate gun, quarter size grouping at 20 yard as i encounter all my small game

A gun is only as accurate as the shooter can be my model 60 is Very spot on at 50 or 100 yards with scope dialed in.

typical gun crazy american

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Charter Arms is a superior design with the lack of side plate, triple lock up and pin design. Buy a new model, NOT a Charco or Charter 2000 era gun. I carry an undercover .38 with confidence and load with wadcutters.

for years those were 60 bucks locally kick myself for not getting one. I have a nylon 66 an d 10 22 and at one time had a single shot so i never got a mdl 60 still on the bucket list lol I like the squirrel model as well

I have a 100-year-old S&W hand ejector in .32 S&W Long and it's a joy to shoot. Bought a case of .32 wadcutters. Also own a Ruger LCR snubby that shoots .32 shorts, .32 longs, .32 magnums and .327 magnums. Very versatile caliber.

How do you fix the rifle not ejecting the spent shell?

I have a Marlin model 99 that looks identical to these model 60s. The only difference I have seen comparing it to your video is my bolt doesn't lock open.

Seems inaccurate. Shoots groups like a shotgun. Better be able to shoot a 2 inch group at worst to be useful

I will also be buying a Browning bl-22 befre they ban those too and Yes dems are banning ALL tube fed rifles in my state even Lever guns that hold over 10 rounds even NY isnt that nuts my state is run by Psychopaths and why Im looking to move elsewhere .

my state wants to ban those by August the Morons are classifying them as an " assault weapon " Im buying 2 before August n they will Not be taking them ...Id like to find the longer one 1st but pretty sure I will end up with the new model 1st because they are in every store as of now . That was my 1st 22 in 1980 wish I still had it

Love the stainless trigger and hammer. The black hammers and triggers look like crap.

I have the 4th variant. Short tube. Long barrel. It Has the safety Medallion on stock.

I have a modern production one in 380. it's my ccw and t is just as easy to carry today as it was then. People say it's too big but with the 32 and 380 it requires a longer barrell length to get decent ballistics. Modern pocket guns with 2.5 inch barrels aren't getting anywhere near the ballistics advertised on the ammo box. For me, it's still the perfect carry gun

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2:12 birch I think

Question for anyone: I picked up a 1951 Winchester 94. It’s in beautiful condition. Original iron sights. At 50 yards I am dead on center, perfect. But I’m about 6” high. I’ve adjusted my buckhorn as far as it will go and that’s it. The front sight is fixed and hooded. Barrel is almost perfect the guy who had it hardly used it. He passed and his kids sold it. I really don’t want to put a scope or change the original sights. No matter what I do I can’t get it to drop. Tried three different ammos, same. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you