Whats your latest purchase? "guns/accessories"

Heritage Rough-Rider .22lr/Mag. I went to buy some ammo for my rifle and came home with this $ 179.00+taxes and no rifle ammo but some .22 ammo.
 

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Today I bought Crossfire II Riflescope 4-12 x 44 and a Weaver 63B top mount base one piece.Scope Mount Monture Pour Lunette-Viseur For Popular Weaver Base
 
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1969/70 Model 60 S&W airweight in stainless.I think it is referred to as a humpback I call it a hooded trigger. No box came with it but I did get a hard case and sticky holster with it. It is a little flashy for me but a hard to find (in my area) revolver added to my safe.

Correction it is a model 38, thanks for the pm letting me know I mislabeled it!
 
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Picked up another 9 round magazine for my EC9s and a box of 115 grain SIG 9x19mm V-Crown ammo to top off my magazines. Purchases at Action Arms in Tulsa.

My next planned purchase is a Delton AR-15 pistol with 7.5 inch barrel in 5.56x45mm and an armbrace or a Midland Arms Backpacker 12 gauge.
 
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Picked this up today:

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It's a Chinese copy of the 1887, but I couldn't resist when I discovered they are <$350 shipped. I own a bunch of guns and have one heirloom shotgun from my grandfather, so this is the first scattergun I have bought.

When I picked it up, the LGS had a bunch of shotgun shells on the clearance rack, so I also bought 200 rounds of bird shot for $40.
 

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Just sent off my 627-5 to have a high polished SS chrome bright appearance.
I also ordered a set of Hogue Bantam Pau Ferro wood grips to install on the 627 when I get it back polished.
 
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dr. mordo said:
Picked this up today:

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It's a Chinese copy of the 1887, but I couldn't resist when I discovered they are <$350 shipped. I own a bunch of guns and have one heirloom shotgun from my grandfather, so this is the first scattergun I have bought.

When I picked it up, the LGS had a bunch of shotgun shells on the clearance rack, so I also bought 200 rounds of bird shot for $40.
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I bought one of these too. FUN little scattergun. Incidentally, the hinged joint in the middle of the lever really makes it more of a copy of the 1891 model, but they call it an 1887 for some reason.

Is yours new? If so expect to have to do a little "tuning" on it. They are notorious for poor ejection right out of the box. BUT the good news is that they are really easy to disassemble, and with 3 files you can slick one right up.

You need a fine cut triangular needle file to sharpen the extractor hooks (undercut them a bit), a big flat file to create a small bevel at the bottom of the breech block face and to dress the bearing surfaces of the rolling block assembly, and a small flat file to do a little cleanup and smoothing of the machine marks in a few places. With those 3 files and a little elbow grease you can have one running like a top in just an hour or so.

Look it up the internet, there are a couple of good videos on U-Tube.
 
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It's new, so thanks for the tips!

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I bought one of these too. FUN little scattergun. Incidentally, the hinged joint in the middle of the lever really makes it more of a copy of the 1891 model, but they call it an 1887 for some reason.

Is yours new? If so expect to have to do a little "tuning" on it. They are notorious for poor ejection right out of the box. BUT the good news is that they are really easy to disassemble, and with 3 files you can slick one right up.

You need a fine cut triangular needle file to sharpen the extractor hooks (undercut them a bit), a big flat file to create a small bevel at the bottom of the breech block face and to dress the bearing surfaces of the rolling block assembly, and a small flat file to do a little cleanup and smoothing of the machine marks in a few places. With those 3 files and a little elbow grease you can have one running like a top in just an hour or so.

Look it up the internet, there are a couple of good videos on U-Tube.
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Stopped for one left with two...

I went to my LGS and saw this Ruger New Model Black Hawk and sense I didn’t have a single action I decided to take it home.
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While they were doing the paperwork I noticed this Winchester model 37 in 20 gauge and I couldn’t pass it up.
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They both shoot great and the ol Winchester is in great condition.


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I'll have to play catch up with pics, as this has been a busy week gun-wise. The taxidermist who had handled my transfers for the past several years stepped away from gun transactions due to new state requirements, which resulted in a shipment of a barrel-less Colt Official Police being redirected to a local pawnshop, which I had not realized handled firearms (most in this area do not).

When I stopped in to pick up the project Colt I noticed a 5" nickel 10-5 with faux pearls, a filthy bore and some milky spots on both sides. The marked price was reasonable (another rarity), so I made an offer, which they accepted. A little Mother's and a Lewis Lead Remover has the S&W looking nicer (need a shade more elbow grease in both areas - now if I could find that pair of PC magnas and the Tyler T-grip I left somewhere in the shop.





(SN check shows 1963-65 DOM and my PCs were non-diamond, so I added these instead)

This afternoon on the way to coffee I stopped by another shop, which was having a rummage sale. I picked up 3 boxes of Remington factory .280s, a set of Hornady titanium nitride 9mm dies and a Strong pancake holster for a 4" N-frame for $35 OTD.

My gun fund is depleted and I still need a barrel and hammer nose for the Colt. Barrel courtesy of Muley Gil and hammer nose on the way from Numrich. Once we start work I'll post before and after pics.
 
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