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winchester model 50, quite similar in form and constructed of steel with no stamped parts. i have one,, made in about 1958 (my birth year). looks handsome alongside my pappy's model 12 made in 1929. Re read your post, you looking for pump. Model 50 is semi auto.Then, you really should have...

those two guns have as much in common as a fish and a bird.

Last year I bagged small buck with 125 gr jsp 357 from my 73 Winchester replica during Iowa shotgun season. Carefully placed broadside shot thru heart/lung area. Recovered after deer ran @50 yds. That same shot with .490 round ball from Hawken rifle more often than not resulted In deer dropping...

"Mr Rat, I got a rit here that says to quit eating Chin Lee's cornmeal forthwith, now thus is a rat rit,writ for a rat, and this is lawful service of same".

Exterior is not bad at all. It being 30wcf smokeless round, I'm sure bore is decent. Even if bore is not perfect, 30wcf is still plenty accurate. If it were 32 special different matter. 32 special is black powder round, good chance of pitted bore and 32 accuracy suffers greatly from worn bore...

I have always used uncle mikes hot shot nipple standard #11 cap. This will vent some of gases from vent hole in nipple. Worked great on my Thompson center new Englander that on occasion would blow hammer back. Not a good condition. Fellas, using musket cap is not necessary for good ignition...

34 years here, still one day at a time is key. Good luck to you. Ya, black powder, have to admit I'm powerless. (Or is it I'm powerless over smokeless?).

What is your impression of model 50? I bought one in 12 gauge few years ago, and is well made with machined steel parts. It operates beautifully and is fun shooting clay games with it. Don't ever see 20 gauge models around.

Love the 97. I have one made in about 1929. Also have model 12 owned by my grandpa , cherish those masterpieces that they are. Shot many crows with 97. Ouch! Many a thumb nail torn and bleeding from that breech bolt. Happy Hunting.

Good selections here. I like any shooting books by Sam Fadala. I enjoy the Ned Roberts book. My favorite is the Muzzleloading Hunter, written by Rick Hacker.

Bummer. I have kindle fire 7, 9th generation.

Go to "settings" and should be keyboard setting and disable that feature.

308 Norma, enjoyed your post. I am a Winchester fan, hunted several years in North Dakota with my buddy who is native son. Hunted mule deer there, we used lever action rifles, he a Winchester 88 , I think in .308 and I used a Savage Model 99 in .243. Those were the days. I am vet of US Army...

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up and down, left and right? what other direction can you move any sight or scope? move rear sight in direction you want to change impact of bullet on target. not difficult. nice rifle with iron sights. I own couple of 94's and one 1873. learn to cast your own bullets and these rifles can be...

it appears the bluing has been sanded off the bottom of receiver, most collectors or discriminating buyers would prefer a rifle with wear from honest use rather than any refinish, regardless of how well done. takedown model 55 is nice find otherwise. value is in eye of beholder and varies by...

nope, model 37 have no serial #. there are specific characteristics and timeline to determine approximate year of manufacture. The "Red Letter" is earliest version. Also is the lever folded sheet metal or forged steel? Forearm shape and shape of hammer (actually is cocking lever) also are...