Traditional Knife and Gun Picture Thread

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Is the Imperial Carbon or stainless?

I'm not positive. There are plenty of stains and pits on it, though not covered. But appears to have been originally polished, so might guess stainless. The only mark on it is shown here.

 

[black mamba]

1989 S&W model 25-9 in 45 Colt with jelio rhombic puukko

 

[willard0341]

I installed the Novak big dot on my snubby yesterday... it is there but I mared the finish on my firearm. Half octagon 73 in 3840, pistol is 3840 with some pretty good looking mop

 

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View attachment 1319089 I installed the Novak big dot on my snubby yesterday... it is there but I mared the finish on my firearmView attachment 1319088. Half octagon 73 in 3840, pistol is 3840 with some pretty good looking mop

Your .38-40’s are exquisite!! I love lever and wheel guns. My oldest isn’t quite as old as yours, a 1948 Marlin .30-30 and a 1952 Winchester 71 in .348 Win.

 

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[willard0341]

Yes they are real, there is a chip on the starboard panel near the trigger. Thank you both for the kind words. These are some of my fathers collection, he would shoot 15 or 20 rounds and reload them in the evening. Pistol left colt in 1928, Winchester in 1900

Your .38-40’s are exquisite!! I love lever and wheel guns. My oldest isn’t quite as old as yours, a 1948 Marlin .30-30 and a 1952 Winchester 71 in .348 Win.

These firearms deserve a bump. Is that real MOP on the revolver?

 

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[Wild Ben]

Last day of fox season used the Uberti 32-20 on foxy who had taken up residence in the woodshed which is about thirty yards from the chicken coop. I like foxes, but she had to go!
Traditional knife in separate photo: trusty ebony A. Wright!

 

[TheFactor]

My little laser Cannon that shoots flying ashtrays

 

[TAK65]

The whole shooting match pardon the pun:

Horsewright, that 1911 holster and blade are beautiful. I'm trying hard not to stray but... excuse me while I wipe my chin

 

[screened porch]

I'm not positive. There are plenty of stains and pits on it, though not covered. But appears to have been originally polished, so might guess stainless. The only mark on it is shown here.

I would guess nickel-plated carbon.

 

[screened porch]

H&R Handi-rifle in .44 magnum, and @jstrange GAW GEC.

 

[Horsewright]

Horsewright, that 1911 holster and blade are beautiful. I'm trying hard not to stray but... excuse me while I wipe my chin

Thank you sir!

 

[willard0341]

Here is a 92 in 38–40, anyone want to take a guess at the acronym on the stock? Looks professionally done. Banking and Finance would be my guess on the last two. I wonder if it sat in the vault of a bank? Pure speculation of course, rifle left the factory in 1927

 

[Markeologist]

View attachment 1319803 Here is a 92 in 38–40, anyone want to take a guess at the acronym on the stock? Looks professionally done. Banking and Finance would be my guess on the last two. I wonder if it sat in the vault of a bank? View attachment 1319795 View attachment 1319796 Pure speculation of course, rifle left the factory in 1927

1100 Blade Forums

 

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[Duckdog]

Lingering lever action love, posted for Will Power . From top, Marlin model 336 (.35 Rem, 1972); Savage model 99E (.308 Win, 1964); Winchester model 94 (.30-30 Win, 1959). Yes, the red dot mars the classic profile of the Marlin, but it makes lethal shots on hastily hustling hogs much easier for my eyes.

The bowie is an Ed Love custom; the folder by some maker too artistic to leave a name, just an undecipherable stamp (thus an unknown artist). Apologies for the poor photo - it was much brighter outside than I expected.
- Stuart

 

[Will Power]

Great examples, thanks

 

[Horsewright]

Lingering lever action love, posted for Will Power . From top, Marlin model 336 (.35 Rem, 1972); Savage model 99E (.308 Win, 1964); Winchester model 94 (.30-30 Win, 1959). Yes, the red dot mars the classic profile of the Marlin, but it makes lethal shots on hastily hustling hogs much easier for my eyes.

The bowie is an Ed Love custom; the folder by some maker too artistic to leave a name, just an undecipherable stamp (thus an unknown artist). Apologies for the poor photo - it was much brighter outside than I expected.
- Stuart

Will Power ain't the the only one that loves the levers!

I keep telling makers that ask me that makers mark has to be Googable!

 

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