Found a S&W rifle!
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charlie sherrill
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My first thought when I saw that rifle is did the grissley who ate the former owner get indigestion?
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BTW, if you see a Weatherby leaning against a tree down on the Seward Peninsula, I know who owns it. He put it down against a tree to releive himself, and when he turned around to pick it up, couldn't find it.
This bear got a case of lead poisoning.
I remember this pic on a wall at a barber's shop maybe 40 years ago, and when I saw it posted in an Anchorage gunshop I had to make a copy.
The Original Red Field Scopes were made in Denver Colorado. Just north of E. Evans & S. Holly St.
The E.P.A. made them go out of business many years ago.
I have a Red Field 4x my dad bought me back in the early sixties. We went to the factory & purchased it. You could also buy Blems. I have it on a 30-06, Model 70, 30-06 Winchester, made in 1946. Still have it.
I wouldn't get to paranoid about the found rifle. If it doesn't work it's nat a real firearm. If you could find a ser.# that would be cool to find the owner.
Good luck.
The E.P.A. made them go out of business many years ago.
I have a Red Field 4x my dad bought me back in the early sixties. We went to the factory & purchased it. You could also buy Blems. I have it on a 30-06, Model 70, 30-06 Winchester, made in 1946. Still have it.
I wouldn't get to paranoid about the found rifle. If it doesn't work it's nat a real firearm. If you could find a ser.# that would be cool to find the owner.
Good luck.
