Nice Video thankyou..

I love my 1925 Savage 99F carbine in .30-30, such a handy little gun and fun to shoot. Was gonna get a more modern 1981 Savage 99A rifle in .243 Win. this Christmas but the FFL dealer forgot it was on layaway and sold it :(

Great video very informative!

Savage 99 are great old rifles. I own a few. 30-30 Win is a great old round. I have several old .30-30's my favorite is my bolt action Savage Super Sporter, made in 1929. 30-30 was offed in many different action types, but the lever guns were the most popular. But the bolt guns chambered guns are more accurate.

I guess you need to Drink more Milk..great Video thanks for sharing. Alot of history.

You have had no problem with the lever revolution cartridge with your 141?

Great video,lots of good info .. picked up a 336 , 30-30 several years ago at a pawn shop (76 model) for cheap money , b4 the whole covid thing ... basically the identical setup as yours . Also have a 99 in .300 Savage, so looking forward to your review of your dad's 1899 ... Just subbed also

Really want you to re-record this video with better audio - sound volume is way too low.

Good looking rifle. I've got a 1974 336 35 Remington. I'd like to pick up a 30-30 version as well. Congrats, and thanks for the nice review and info.

The savage model 99 what an amazing machine

Great piece of history that is still relevant today! Great video!

I have a Ranger 30 (520), a Westernfield 520A and another Ranger (520A). All of them in 12ga. Very cool shotguns. Need a 620 or 620A to add to my JMB shotgun collection.

I've got a 180 series that I installed in a modified M1A fiberglass stock...just because I could. Looks kinda neat. Now I'm making a folding stock for it. Fun little gun. Interestingly, when I was working in Peru the company I was with hired security people, called 'Forza', who were equipped with mini-14s with Eotecs. They found out I was former military, so asked me if I would like to go target shooting - sure! We fired hundreds of rounds at 14,700' altitude (I was stationed at top of the Andes Mountains), and ditto the Beretta M9. Little did I know that they were assessing my abilities in case we were overrun by the terrorist group Sendero Luminoso and had to hand out weapons! Again - sure!

Did you add the sling? I don’t see any way to add a sling to mine without having to alter it. Any suggestions?

Very good video

Mr Old Gun Guy : Looks to me that the Clearity is alot Better and Volume is also alot Better with your new Camera. Nice Pistol Good Velocity with Both AMMUNITION. How many Magazines do you have ? Not bad with test that old Pistol Really gets the job done. Thanks for sharing..

Demonstrations like this should help put to rest the idea that armor "expires" and becomes useless the morning after it's five year date passes. It's a warranty date, which is lawyer speak for CYA and don't accept liability past the five year mark. The materials in modern body armor are very chemically and mechanically stable compounds, barring some types of exposures like prolonged UV, certain chemicals and prolonged temperature extremes. I tell people if you buy good armor and take reasonable care of it, you will expire before it does. This vest of yours survived not just 40 years of aging but seven years of continuous duty. For most civilians who buy armor for "SHTF" or other contingencies, realistically it's rarely if ever going to be worn. It's going to sit in a nice climate controlled dwelling and will experience virtually no aging due to wear. You don't need to replace it ever five years or even every 10. Forty years probably ought not to be the goal. I mean one test doesn't establish statistical significance, and it's probably that if we tested 100 really old vests to their original NIJ standards, we'd have a few disappointments. Even still if your choice at the moment is a 40 year old vest you found in your dad's estate or at a gun show for $20 or no protection, take the former every time. That said, it's not a bad idea to have backups and to consider upgrading as technology advances. For example, today you can get a IIIA that's probably even lighter and thinner than this 1980s vintage IIA of yours, and the new IIIAs could probably laugh off 100 rounds of 9 mm before penetration became a real risk.

Just discovered your channel Defiantly underrated sir keep up your good work

Nice. I got some that is only a few years old, never wore, stored flat, was wondering about breakdown over time.

Body Armor is legal to civilians in ALL 50 kingdoms unless you are a convicted felon. Is the general rule..

Seems simple enough. Thanks.

Nice thanks for sharing.

When you shot those last 5 rounds for a function test it appeared that you where shooting cross-eyed Dominant maybe it just looked like that from my Engle 😊

I still carry mine over my p365. Stupid lightweight and small. Still might pick up a lcp max to replace it but it fits the role great. Great video.

I have one of these guns and for 25 years i have loaned it to the same old guy for deer season here in Va. He fills his freezer with Deer every year with it using the factory open sights. The guy is 83 years old and he uses a ground blind on the same game trail year after year that leads to a fresh water spring. He says sometimes the deer get so close he can see their eye lashes when they blink. He's a killer and so is the gun.

I recently cleaned my 141 I got from my Grandfather. When I put it back together and tried it , it fired but when I went to pump it to eject the spent round , it pumps really hard. What did I do wrong.

Audio issues....

Nice sweet Cartridge. I might have to get one for my Grandson, for his first hunting Rifle. Thanks for sharing.

Several years ago I picked up a first year probably 1909 Stevens 520 serial number is only 15,xxx 30" full choke. I've kept that one all original. A couple of weeks ago I bought a 1913-15 example with a bulged barrel. I cut it down to 18.5" and put the bead back on it. Should make a fun little gun.

Same for the 340 Weatherby Magnum. If you want a real rifle the 378 Weatherby Magnum is it.

How to develop my own loads for 400 Corbin since I found a bargain on the dies from Lee precision in wanting to try this caliber for years. 5.8 grains of long shot topped by 180 grain projectile moving at 1200 ft per second out of a 5 extended and threaded barrel. Another safe but on chronograph load is 12.2 grains of h110 backed up by 180 grain bullet, all bullets are powder coated.

Reed and Malloy carried the Model 14 during the first few season of Adam 12, but switched to the Model 15 when the LAPD did. I loved that show when I was a kid, and still collect and carry revolvers.

Another nice one. There Mr old gun guy.

I have both the Model 7 like yours and the Remington 660.....After extensive load development my Model 7 doesn't group well at all, but my Model 660 groups fantastic, so the Model 660 is my favorite.

For sure that gun is not made in 1916 as the it has the early pre 1906 3 screw wood on the action bar and it has the C/D style early model shell stops that are held in place by 2 short screws... This gun is made between 1900 and 1906 its a take down and those came in the 2 the year of the 1897 production and it has the ejector spring that came after 1900 but it has the early style shell stops that where made before 1906.........So its 1900-1906. I has the early style shell flag (the part that comes up with the shell and blocks the ejection port and is pushed down by the action hook screw) and some mores diffences............

That definitely has alot of energy. Thanks for sharing 👍

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This weekend I am sure your shoulder is going to be a Little sore..that Double 00 buck is no joke. That can dose it just sit on top of the water or are you putting the coffee can lid on ?

Cool 😎

I also have a 520. Just cleaned it up and got it looking good again

I recently acquired a Chiappa 92 sadle ring carbine in 44 mag 20 inch. I love the lines of this model in particular and often catch myself staring at it on the wall rack. People around the world often think we can't have guns in Australia but we are still allowed to have the cool stuff.

I used to have one of these, like a fool I sold it ... cheap!

I took mine apart back in January. First time it has been completely stripped down and cleaned since my great uncle bought it new in the early 50's. Hardly a thing on KZbin about how to do this. I wish your video had been on here at that time, would have saved me a lot of time hahaha Thanks for posting this

I got a 183, love it

That can is mess up.

Looks like you got another new chrono ?

Monday morning Blues. Till I turned on U-Tube, watching your video having a cup of Joe and sitting on back deck in the fresh air thankyou another nice one..

My speakers and the volume are maxxed out and I can't hear you.

You came out with this video right on time I was getting Bored. Cannot do much outside with heat..that was Real interesting good to see what each bullet does. Thankyou.

That buzzing noise.