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      WTB: Remington nylon

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      WTB: Remington nylon

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      WTB: Remington nylon

      Thanks for the offer but trying to stick to the nylons
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      WTB: Remington nylon

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      STEVENS CRACKSHOT LEVER DROOP

      I can’t remember the name of the piece but it’s a very common problem. Crack shots aren’t a rare gun but hard to find one that locks up tight. The piece is small and round I believe. Don’t think you’ll be able to find the part. I know a few guys who used to collect them and they must have been...
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      Arrowheads?

      That’s a big one of that style for NW Indiana. They are more known for being found in Missouri and southern Illinois but we do get them in northern Indiana. They are usually 1 1/2- 2” long maybe. Not sure on the material. Looks like possibly Hixson? Is it Translucent?
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      Arrowheads?

      Looks like a bottleneck/Tablerock type. Where did she find it? State?
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      WTB: Remington 572 lightweights

      Look for Remington 572 Lighweights. Buckskin Gan, crow wing black and Teal Blue Pictures for reference. Thanks
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      WTB: Remington nylon

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      22LR Target rifles

      I love the target 22’s here are a few of the Remington ones
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      Mauser Patrone 22LR

      Definitely a training rifle. These were pretty nice well-built guns with nice adjustable sights. And also not something you see all the time. Not sure on production numbers but you will usually see them priced $600-800. Depending on condition.
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      Code on old Remington Model 572 .22 pump action rifle

      some times when sent back in for repair or warranty work. They’d put a second stamp. Sometimes also they’d stamp a month and year stamp. Does this rifle have a serial number?
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      Neat old rifle...

      Here is mine. I believe mine was made in 1886
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      Neat old rifle...

      Take picture of end of loading tube when you get a chance. I’ll compare it to mine.
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      WTB: Remington nylon

      Still looking.
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