Have a win. Model 1905 32 caliber was mfd 1910. Looking for a magazine to fit it
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Great guns!
When you say .35… you probably mean .351 Self Loader.
Lots of guys loved those for deer go here in VT.
Best known as the gun Frank Hamer carried. Shot the shit out of Bonnie and Clyde.
Magazines aren’t hard to find. Ammo… getting hard to find but you can handload.
Did I mention great guns!!!
Sirhr
When you say .35… you probably mean .351 Self Loader.
Lots of guys loved those for deer go here in VT.
Best known as the gun Frank Hamer carried. Shot the shit out of Bonnie and Clyde.
Magazines aren’t hard to find. Ammo… getting hard to find but you can handload.
Did I mention great guns!!!
Sirhr
Ouch! That will be a labor of love!
But have a good time with it! They are great shooters. Generally not worth a lot so fun to learn on and they are hammers when done!
What's the back story on that? Family piece? Cheap find?
Cheers and post pix!
Sirhr
Cool project, I always loved the look of those!
Just got to come up $ for magazine it doesn't have one I'll probably just the rifle to show off
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How’s the bore look? I’d venture to guess it has some dark spots in it
^^^
Well you made it look really good
Well you made it look really good
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Frank carried the Remington Model 8 in 35 Rem when he found B&C.
You sure? I was pretty confident that it was a .351 Self-Loading Winchester. And his posse had BAR's and... a bunch of everything else.
Sirhr
Color me wrong.... he carried the .351 and it was his favorite gun. But for Clyde, he used a Model 8 in .35 Remington and head-shotted him in the opening seconds of the ambush.
My bad! I learned something else new today. Today is an excellent day!
Cheers,
Sirhr
The one I have is 32 wsl they weren't as popular as the 35 but this will be great conversation piece nonetheless
Thanks it needs to be hot blued but don't have $ so had to settle for cold bluing myself and the project several hrs hand work Thanks to all for the thumbs up
Frank's gun was nicknamed "pear burner" as it shot out flame in low light. In S Texas durning dry times as the 1930's prickly pear cactus had the thorns burned off with pear burners so cows had something to eat.
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