Recent content by Jbabbler

These are well built guns and great shooters. Like all CZ's and there clones, the slide is sometimes hard to grasp as it is extremely thin vertically. They have excellent ergonomics and are very comfortable. Magazines can be expensive and EAA is difficult to deal with on warranty issues. If the...

Very cool. I didn't know this gun even existed. In for your range report.

Lol, it might be time. I can't go 24hrs with a new gun and not shoot it. I get home with it and usually take a walk out to my range and run at least a magazine through each one I get.

I definitely need to find me a good holster for mine. On another note,. I shot a few mags of 185gr Speer Gold Dots yesterday evening and it handled them just fine.

This gun wasn't even on my radar until I happened upon it at a local shop this week. I was looking at a Kahr CW45 and the guy behind the counter brought it over to me to see. I spent about 20 minutes talking to him and handling it. It was unbelievably thin and packed with extras you usually...

She's a 30-30 and extremely accurate.

I started sanding the rust spots last night and got down to bare metal. There is obviously some pitting. Before I reblue I need to decide if there is any way to fill in the pitting or should I just blue over it.... anyone?

Oh cool, excellent resource. Thanks

I picked up an interesting 336 today. It's interesting because the manufacture date is 1968 and the first 2 digits in the serial are 68. All the books say that in 1968 it should still be a letter code of AD. The gun looks great except for one rather unfortunate spot where the owner left it...

Are these pics any better?

Thanks for the replies, sorry the pics look like that. Not sure why they degraded so bad.

My buddy came over this weekend and brought his 336. I took mine out and we shot iron sights on my 100yard range. As expected, both guns performed flawlessly and shot nice groups. However, I never realized how "brown" or "red" my 336 was until I put it next to his My first thought was rust...

I just checked the manufacture date codes on these. The Marlin is AA which is 1965 The Glenfield is AC which is 1967

Don't take the the wrong way but you sir, have amazing wood. ;)

I saw a Henry Golden Boy and a Silver Boy today. They were quite proud of them though. I really want one in 22.