Recent content by MorrisG

Century Arms Canik TP9V2, very pleased with the firearm not so much with the free holster. But for $310 whose complaining

It's marked with an obvious G but good question

So is that considered an 1898 model 2, second variation safety hammer? Thanks for the information, its good to just know what you have.

No other patent dates listed, it does fit .38 so I'm going to call it a .38 not a .32. I know their value is low but a cool piece of history. Just like to know what I have

PSA has some really good reviews, yours looks great

I've seen some descriptions of patent dates and serial number prefixes, but what confuses me is the prefix for my stamped patent dates should be F not G for an 1899. (Almost) No desire to fire it.

I have this Iver Johnson double notch top break, 5 shot, free spinning cylinder, single leaf spring trigger, serial number G749XX, top barrel rib marked "IVER JOHNSON'S ARMS & CYCLE WORKS, FITCHBURG, MASS, USA PAT'D APR.6.86.FEB.15.87. AUG.25.96. PATS PENDING. All this and I still don't know if...

Well we decided on a Henry lever action youth 22, thought it would make a better her own first rifle and then in a few summers pick her up something more. She really liked the lever action and not having brass coming back at her. So thanks for the input do appreciate the information

Absolutely agree with firearm safety for young ones. This is something I preach to all my children from an early age. I have taken her to the Dept of Conservation firearm training for her age group and would only continue proper respect and safety training for firearms.

Thanks for the input, I plan on taking her to try one on for size this weekend. I think she's going to like the muddy girl pattern

Contemplating getting one for my daughter (11), left eye dominant and left handed. She is a decent shot but needs something lighter than her 10-22. So far this is the top of my list, but any info can help.

I agree with the trigger on a smith being much smoother, the colts I have fired all felt mechanical, if that makes sense, and a heavier pull. Plus with the price difference you could pick up another. win win

Well since the only dumb question is the one you don't ask, what is the MIM and Lock Hole?

It shows it age, but hey.

Which do you consider better? I know the trigger on my 66-3 has an easier pull and the sights for me are easier to line up. My security six has always been a favorite but this 66-3 is new to me so...