I ended up sighting it in with CCI Standard Velocity hollow points. lol.

@The_Warrior526 they make a standard velocity hollow point? Imma have to check those out. But yeah the standards are not badly priced per box either!!

@@weldmonger1560 Yeah. I don't know their availiability these days because I got them a few years back. But I do see CCI Mini Mags even at Walmart now so I can't see that they would be hard to find. These came in those 100 round slide top boxes like the Mini Mags do.

Hey thanks for the input. Coins would be nice to find. Lol. I have ran a metal detector down the wet weather creek beds on that side of the property but only found scrap and trash unfortunately. Of course I haven't been over every square foot of it yet. I also doubt that I found every shell either.

@ I would dig and sift the dirt from under the floors of that cabin too.

Yeah. Funny how that is, isn't it?

Oh! You'll have to excuse me! I forgot I had to make videos specifically for YOUR entertainment only! My bad, dawg!!!!

This one is the better of the two. Fair warning... lol.

Yeah. I never got to see from the top. My parents did though.

That sounds better than "wet behind the ears".

Same chipmunk on the stock

I definitely wouldn't mind finding something somewhere. As along as it does clean up well. lol.

@@fairwind8222 It's a squirrel, actually. Easier to hit than a chipmunk. lol.

Uh... No?

What were you shooting..RWS super match? I have some of them, I've been saving. They don't sound as hot as CCI Mini Mag's but they sure cost more! If I remember right they are a tad slower- but by the sound' I think they are more consistent 🤔

@@akatripclaymore.9679 No, believe it or not, I think they were high velocity hollow points. It's been a while but yeah they weren't match grade. I was surprised. Lol. I just didn't bother sighting in with them because I only have the one box of them. I've got it sighted in with CCI Standard velocity 40gr HPs now though.

@@The_Warrior526 Cool' Thank's for the reply. Yeah I have 3 boxes of those RWS round's but I've alway's ran mini mag's through it & never have experienced a jam. If it ain't broke don't fix it "so they say"😄👍

@@akatripclaymore.9679 I had a few failures to fire from the Glen so I just ended up getting a new firing pin for it. The new model pin is a little thinner and, I'm guessing, less likely to slow down due to friction against the bolt. I figured it couldn't hurt. lol.

My Dad RIP tried to talk me into buying a Marlin Bolt Action with a 7 rd mag. That is what he bought when I got my Glenfield, he said oh you will be sorry' I've never owned a semi auto that didn't jam. Later when we went plinking that gun made him a believer! Don't get me wrong his bolt action was accurate as heck but he told everyone he knew about my "Glenfield".😄 I have a buddy that took a few deer with his. And instead of a .410 I used mine for Grouse! Out of a Covey of 6 I could usually get one or 2 with headshot's. The Marlin 336 in 30/30 is another favorite of mine..alway's preferred it over the Winchester mod "94". If the SHTF I guess I will have to have an extra firing pin for my mod 60, thanks for the head's up! I once made a firing pin for a 03 Colt .32 auto out of a drill bit, a grinder & a whetstone is all I used!😊 The hardest part was installing it and removing it about 1000 time's pieced a few primers, but finally got it down & rounded enough, it shot fine until I sold it about 5 year's later.....👉💥😶💨 should have kept that pistol!

Well it's 18, but close enough. lol.

I always liked that engraving.

That 75c had an almost M1 carbine "style". Compact and boss lookin' to boot, a swell gun.

LOL it's a dang Coyoroo.

They seem to be really finicky as far as how clean they are, I think.

Needs a real thorough cleaning. If this does not fix then probably a ejector problem. Easy to fix. Had to do this to mine. Works great now. Never soot lead bullets if you don't have to. Shoot nothing but CCIs and Federal Gold Match.

@@robertgalloup6171 got to keep it clean, mines all original, I enhanced the firing pin 0.05 , pulled the pin, took a file and removed a little material. shoots everything , cci stingers best accuracy for me...

I seemed to have a number of failures to fire at different times. Even on CCI MiniMags. I don't know if it was really the gun, (like worn firing pin or something) or the ammo was from the hasty production time.

Warrior526 I have done a total takedown and got it super clean and used a great CLP called Seal1. I let it really soak it and the action was way smoother after. It rarely jams now but before several rounds of Seal 1 cleaning it was less reliable. Anyway that’s my two cents 🤷‍♂️👍.

@@adamarens3520 I've had the entire trigger group disassembled and cleaned at one time. I don't remember if it was before or after I did the most shooting with it at that point or not but I've got a new scope on it so I'll have it out again at some point.

I payed $90 for mine at a pawn shop last year. I would like a .45-70 sometime also. lol.

$80. at Kmart in 1973? In 1978 I bought one at Kmart for $36. not on sale. The reason I remember the price so well is that it was between a single shot shotgun for $34. or the Marlin for $36. I bought the shotgun and noticed a bad scent from the stock, immediately bringing buyers remorse. I went back to Kmart with the shotgun and receipt and got the Marlin for $2.00 more.

@@20alphabet What did the stock smell like?

@@The_Warrior526 Don't know how to describe it other than a strong bitter odor. But it was definitely coming from the wood, and the man at the counter said the wood was walnut.

@@20alphabet That's odd. Does it smell like the outer hull of a walnut? The green part that turns black.

Hey! Sorry I just NOW saw your comment. LOL. St. James is way south of Kirksville. About 6 counties down and one over. It's in eastern Phelps County.

lol. And what sort of not-safe-for-work thing was it you were doing in that area?

@@The_Warrior526being bigfoot apparently

Close. That's in northern St. Francios County. lol.

It was good enough bro!