Used your code for Realistic (great snap caps) and got the 10% off. Didn’t get free shipping but because of your code shipping was only .10c So that’s cool anyways. Love the channel. I have Riesling .22 you did a review on which was cool. Neat little gun. God Bless!

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16:00 for the serial number years.

Hi looking for a hammer for my gun can you let me know where to purchase one?

I like the content, but the presentation needs some work.

I am soooo glad I found this video! Always was interested in this rifle and now know they made a Model 62 in .30 Carbine!!!! Love the old Marlin line-up. I remember my Winchester model 250 having a short throw as well. I bet Bendell and Neal? were lawyers.

I got a 188 series, no scope mounts. Bought new in 1993/ 94

I purchased mine in 1985 or 86. I still have it. My son wants it in my will.

Nice rifle. The bomb is the ordinance marking. Doing a video of taking it apart?

What about the quick take down barrel? Have you seen one of them I have one.

Mine does the same thing with the injection on the second attempt. Figure that out!

I really like my 640 kc, manufactured in North Conn. I only wish the trigger pull was lighter😊

Can you put a 30 round mag on a gen 1?

Find your running commentary quite entertaining! Well done!

Is that the Browning Super Lite by chance ???

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I have 3 of them. You shouldn’t have had any problems. My dad was made to trade one of his beagle rabbit dogs for a model 17 when he was mid teens around 1950. The 17 was well used with a bent magazine tube and a chunk out of the stock. He didn’t like the deal but had to take it. Kids didn’t get choices back then. He came to love the gun because it worked flawlessly - and, she still does till this day. I ran up on a very nice 1st year low serial no model 17 98+ % NRA about 20 years back and got it for nearly nothing. After that, I bought one sight unseen for parts. To my surprise, all she needed was a little furniture. The stock and forearm was busted up bad. I had a fella rough cut both stock and forearm out of very nice figured claro walnut. My choice of shotguns is the Remington model 870 Wingmaster (not the sub par 870s that came after. This has to be clarified for younger folks who think an 870 is an 870). All that to say this. The 17 isn’t nearly as smooth as the 870 Wingmaster. But, she’s a close second. I don’t believe that comparing a mossberg 500 Win model 12 to it comes close. I’ve shot all those guns over the years. Anyway, before we have to do a sequel episode, I’ll mention that the Ithaca 37 is still in production. ithacagun.com/product/model-37-featherlight/ Even better, the Browning BPS is the REM model 17/ Ithica 37 with double slides. I have the Browning BPS Special Field in 20ga. Besides the double slides, the BPS is chambered in 3” mag. For all practical purposes, it’s the same gun. I personally still prefer the model 17. In fairness, I’ve not shot the model 37s. Maybe one day I’ll get hold of one. I enjoyed your video and the info you dug up. Good luck with your little 17. I hope it was just the shells. You get her shooting right, you’ll be glad you did.

I have just stumbled across one my question is what ammo is safe to use ive been told modern ammo has to high of pressures which makes sense just dont want to use older corrosive milsurp ammo. Any insight would be appreciated thank you

I have one 1910 S/N V 289 Need trigger hammer

i have a noble 20 gauge with that aluminum reciever. i dont know much of it. do you have any info on that shotgun?

Hola, soy de México y adquirí este modelo 84C, pero no trae cargador, ni carcasa del mismo, puedo ver en las graficas del libro que la carcasa trae una especie de gancho, que estñy pensando es el "eyector" del casquillo percutido, como no puedo conseguir estas piezas en mi pais. Podria hacer otro video de este modemo, donde explique como funciona el sistema del cargador y el eyector? Se lo agradecería 😢

You got what they call the small receiver I had a 158 but it had to screw on forearm it was a combo 20 gauge 28 full 3030 you'll be fine with that 30/30 on their I'm 63 and that was one of my first guns now I got my go to H&R is an sb2 280 with 13 barrels I got 48 in 16 that barrel will fit three other receivers.

This is going to my next purchase. I can’t wait.. Great video, I love the history part!

I took one of these apart a couple days ago for the first time removing the stock first is the way to go I followed a gun Smith video from 12 years ago everything was easy but one thing had me puzzled after reading some comments I removed the rear sight And turn the castle nut One more full turn to tighten up the forearm this will be my grandson's first gun it was nice to learn a little history on it

I want one of these next! Nice video

Found my 1965 DS in 1980, been by my side ever since.

My very first firearm, purchased six months after graduating from college. I absolutely love it and it ranks high in my collection which now includes several 9 mm and a beautiful 1911 Mk4 70 series. It's also a practical gun if you keep chickens and need to dispose of the raccoons and possums that I trap.

👍. I don't understand the Beretta company's policy. It's a very good, simple, reliable pistol. And a good iron pistol. Why was it necessary to stop producing it to this day? It would be better not to stop. It would always find its buyer. Among the market of semi-plastic devices. It would be a success.

I have my grandfather's H&R 12 gauge serial A140198. This gun made since 1940 that right

If anyone is interested in a little history: In 1973, Leonard Peltier had just killed two FBI Agents. The Custer County Courthouse was looted and burned and the Village of Wounded Knee was razed, burned and the museum looted. My Dad was an FFL wholesaler. Mr. Ruger personally sent him 18 of the first Mini 14 rifles ever released. He sent each with two 30 round mags. My Dad sold 17 of them to the SD Highway Patrol. He kept one. I have it That rifle has a serial number well under 500. My Dad carried it in the trunk of his Buick 225 for decades.

Iver Johnson was also in play in the late 19th century to 1950's

I have a Marlin 57 M made in 1968. It's one of the most accurate 22 magnums I have ever owned. It's my absolute favorite !!! Traded a guy, my Marlin 30 30 straight up for it.

Had one back in th 70s was accurate but heavy

They should have made it short stoke piston like the M14 or M1 Carbine. By using the system that incorporates a gas chamber on a large piece of steel that’s attached to the op rod it limits the barrel diameter you can use behind the gas system. Not a fan of having a large piece of metal creating a heavy reciprocating mass on the op rod. All the minis I’ve had have exhibited about 3-4 MOA accuracy. A heavier profile behind the gas system would certainly help improve accuracy. The .223 vs 5.56 difference is chamber dimensions. 5.56 has a longer lead. Military contract ammo is loaded to pressures for the 5.56 chamber. It will generate higher pressures in .223 chamber. Doesn’t mean you can’t fire it but it will have higher pressures.

How is parts availability for the “Heavy Duck” Model 12? I’m torn between getting a Standard Model 12 and “Heavy Duck”. Will be using for Trap and will be using 2 3/4 shells. Does being a heavier robust gun make it more durable?

You can't figure out a cartoon, but you claim you've solved a murder from looking at the pictures of Great Big Book?

This was my first rifle, given to me by my grandfather about 35 years ago or so. Doesn't have the original magazine, but does have a quality 10 round aftermarket from the early 90s. It's topped with a Mossberg M4C 4x scope in a Weaver .22 Tip-off mount. I used to pick off small birds in flight with the iron sights as a kid, though now my reflexes are starting to dull. It remains to this day one of my best shooting .22 rifles I've ever owned, and I don't recall ever getting a jam in it. Never shot shorts or longs out of it though, only HV 22LR.

Wow. Found this video today, and saw that it was 10 years old. Good info! Did you ever made a video comparing the swedish M1894/14 vs the spanish 1895 carbine? Found a few days ago that they look very similar, but haven't found anything about a comparison.

I have a 1971 Bt 99 32 full choke very little used just got it

Thats nice. My dad had the same model he borught new in the thirties, Thanks for showing how it operates. It is still in the family.

I've had no issues shooting cci stingers, but, mine has a safety on the left side?

That sling is on backwards, wide part goes on swivel up front. Best shotgun ever made!!! When I was young I used them in competitive skeet shooting. Now I just collect old ones with wood and blued steel.

Doesn't look like your auto safety is working... I have a 320 BA model and when you pull the bolt back, it pulls the safety lever back into safe position...

Excellent job repairing that firing pin...almost seems that your design is better than the original one ? 😂 I imagine that thing hitting you in the head would have scared the crap out of you !!