I don't know what I'm looking at, but I like it
If there were absolutely no woodstocked reproductions of the Spencer, Henry, 1873/86/92 lines of rifles available on the market and only tacticool versions, I would get one, but that would be just the beginning of a major overhaul and makeover project. All of my woodworking skills and tools are going to be put to use in completing that much-necessary makeover to the best there possibly can be. I tried just now to envision a tacticool 1865 Spencer..... Good grief, FUCK I am getting nauseous.
On my Uberti Model 1865 Spencer I can remove the rear sight assembly and instantly put in a 2 inch section of Picatinny rail that I custom cut and fitted for it, drop in fit with the same screws so I can use a RDS on it, and switch it back to the original rear sight in under a minute, and that is about as 'modern' I'd go with it...
Somewhere, at some time, there was a cowboy that said "You know, this thing needs a fucking weaponlight..."
shines a light on your rear sight so you can't see the front sight or the target. Pass...YES I am sure there were. And that is why THIS exists and I have a few of them:
Great for everything other than shooting...
In the future, we will look back on this phenomenon like we do slavery.
I took that picture a few elk seasons ago. It's on Coffee Pot Creek below where the old sawmill was on the Malheur NF. Not sure what it was for but I'm thinking maybe a packing station for when they were hauling lumber out of there on horse drawn wagons.
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We're from the Ministry of Bad Ideas.....
First fire of the season in the wood stove.
What's the story?
Ok, I admit it, as a lover of utilitarian things….I don’t hate it.
Dark Series Model 1895™
www.marlinfirearms.com
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A guy in an unforgiving landscape like Alaska would definitely see this as useful.
I'd be down for some of this depending on specs and capacity
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