Post by gws on Oct 19, 2014 0:12:53 GMT -5
Not at all a rifle to reload, but I just became an owner of one by buying one from someone who needed money more than that little rimfire and his other guns. I know I paid way more than one costs new, but that wasn't the point.
I don't know ANYTHING about this little pip squeek rim fire with a black plastic stock. Anyone have one? Useful for anything? Any fun?
Also bought a German Mauser, sportsterized, devoid of any markings (at all) rebarreled for .243, with a double trigger (wow talk about a hair trigger) and a cheap 3-9 scope. Seems weird to have a long probably .8mm action and drop a short .243 into the over-length magazine. Is that normal or safe?
Next was a Stag horn gripped German Rohm .38 Spl. Model 63?? cowboy 6-gun (DOUBLE ACTION!!!) missing the ejector rod and front sight!!! Yessiree I really had a special purchase!
Oh well it was for a good cause.
I don't know ANYTHING about this little pip squeek rim fire with a black plastic stock. Anyone have one? Useful for anything? Any fun?
Also bought a German Mauser, sportsterized, devoid of any markings (at all) rebarreled for .243, with a double trigger (wow talk about a hair trigger) and a cheap 3-9 scope. Seems weird to have a long probably .8mm action and drop a short .243 into the over-length magazine. Is that normal or safe?
Next was a Stag horn gripped German Rohm .38 Spl. Model 63?? cowboy 6-gun (DOUBLE ACTION!!!) missing the ejector rod and front sight!!! Yessiree I really had a special purchase!
Oh well it was for a good cause.
My daughter came from Missouri, my son and grand son, my wife and I had a nice dinner of grilled "porter house" pork chops, corn on the cobb, my son, G'son and I share 10/5. G'son is 4 minutes early though @ 10/4.
Pooh I hope you find to right house . 
