What ? You guys are from Toronto?

Mating call of the rainbow regiment 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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Press into it

Really need to work on form man…please train with someone who knows Brotha

No safety glasses on? Cmon.

FOR FIREBALL!

It’s made in china 🇨🇳 😢 Buy American 🇺🇸 then it’s a real one. 👍🏼

Looks like a fun day !

Grow some balls Canada. Do not comply. Simple.

beautiful

I was ur 300 sub

Рукой оттягивать курок?

I’ve got my grandma’s model 30. Pretty good little rifle.

I have a Stevens .22 similar age and condition I got for $55, makes me wonder if it was a big part of someone's life and how I ended up with it for peanuts. It shoots great tho.

sweet !

so beautyful and well crafted these rare old items are

Save the last 22 for Castro's bastard son.

I have an old Stevens / Springfield model 15 single-shot .22 rifle made in the 1930s. I also have a Marlin model 101 microgroove single-shot .22 rifle. Both of them are very accurate fine shooting rifles. I couldn't begin to tell you how many squirrels I have taken with these two firearms. Those old single-shots were built to last.

what does the skull and crossbones ring symbolize?

You was born absolutely right!

Hello just a centrist. Thanks for the information. I never knew that Ranger was associated with Eatons. I do remember going, as a child, to Eatons in downtown Toronto at Christmas. To get to Toy Town, you passed Sporting Goods. There were (literally) barrels of surplus Enfield .303 rifles. Price? $15. Now, at Landsborough Auctions, they're going for over $500, with some over $1,000. I used to fire Enfields when I was in Army Cadets at Riverdale Collegiate in Toronto. We'd fire trainers (.22) at the indoor range. In spring, we'd go to the outdoor military range at Winona, near St. Catherines and fire "the real deal." .303. It was the one time I had the opportunity to fire a Bren. Beautiful firearm. Great memories.

My grandpa had a Remington Mod. 341 bolt action .22lr that he bought when he was 15, and he recently passed it down to me for my 18th birthday. Such a fun gun to shoot.

That's a lot of holes in the stop sign

That right there is a canadian cooey ACE (the ace model was produced from 1929-1934). Cooey re-branded the ace as the eatonia for eatons as well as other models under different names for eatons,they re-branded their guns for other companies as well. cooey started the production of rifles in 1919

Own weapons of war and family heirlooms don't let tyrants in

U taking a piss?

Wow what a treasured item 👍

Respect man ..bravo il faut préserver le patrimoine familial et qui sait il vous servira pour vous défendre vous et votre famille même du 22 lr peu etre trés dangereux et grandpa en serait honoré ..👍💥💥👊

My dad left me a circle 10 Bulgarian milled AK47, she's like new... And I can't shoot it 😔

Cool treasure. Thanks for sharing good memories.

That’s a cool little rifle you have there

I have one of those , shoots long lr , and shorts

Ohhhh she’s a beauty young man yes sir

Just say you don't have it if the government bans it. If it's that old, no records will know you have it. Except for the video of course, but you could just immediately take it down.

Best of luck. You are under a fascist regime.

I’ve got one exactly the same. Does not have a serial number on it. Hope to pass it on to my grandson one day.

I love single shot 22s! A box of CB and ...

I have an old Remington single shot .22 that my dad got when he was 18, in 1943! It’s before serial numbers, but there are code letters stamped on the barrel that tell the year it was made.

My grandpa was a mountain man from KY, also a Marsh

If you learn on a single shot, you will be more accurate with anything! I've got grandpa's old single shot, it's not as pretty as yours, pretty sure the stock was a mess up from the factory, as the barrel isn't centered, but is snug in the slot..

Sniper!! Lol

Man, I hope u guys, the Canadians, won this battle, here in Spain we have already lost it...

I still have air rifles passed down to me from my dad and is dad my grandad.still use them a few times a year.cheers from uk

Very cool I have my grandpas first 22 its a single shot break block It's says 1916 on the barrel

Great memory. In Australia I started with a locally made (as far as I know, no firearms are manufactured here now), secondhand, single shot Lithgow .22.

I have my granddad's old Stevens Favorite .22LR single shot. Back in the 1920's he won many trophies with it! Well, I have the trophies now and the rifle and they will go to my youngest son as a family heirloom. Protect your Private Property from the Corporation [Government] by making a Claim of Right on the property. Works in all Ex British Commonwealth Common Law countries [US included]. See NZ Crimes Act 1961 s53. Then read s408 - this Act binds the Crown. The power of a Claim Of Right over Statute has been established in NZ Case law - Court of Appeal Crown v Ploughshares.

Shit many a Rabbit with one of them

Have my Dads…purchased late ‘30s early ‘40s. A picture of me at age 4, holding it…it was longer than I was tall! Lots of fond memories with that gun!