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And some various barrel length rifles, 15″, 22″, 24″ 26″, 28″ 30″
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The start of My 1890 collection
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Some 1st. models; ser#’s 75, 230, #951 is out on loan and is a 38-55 round barrel, #1659, #2215 is a takedown.
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A few deluxe carbines
And a few various barrel length carbines
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Henry, you seem to always have and share pictures of very nice rifles. Thank you! Tim
You sure have some good ones, Henry. Thanks for showing them to us.
Bill
steff said
Here are a few current pictures of my gun room
Greetings
Stefan
That is not a “Gun room” (Man Cave)… instead, it is a private museum! 
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
To all those who posted guns and gun rooms on this thread…Extraordinary!!
Rick C
November 5, 2014
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VERY NICE Steff!!! 
I don’t have a “man cave”, but I do have a gun room/vault and a separate work room for messing with guns and photographing them… One of these days the work room will also get set up for reloading, but for now I have to use my Brother’s setup…
Part of the M70 section of the Gun Room…
The photo studio end of the Work Room…
Not exactly “top-of-the-line”…
Lou
WACA 9519; Studying Pre-64 Model 70 Winchesters
Man, do I wish I had a separate room. Would have to buy a new house and I can’t afford that.
Chuck said
Man, do I wish I had a separate room. Would have to buy a new house and I can’t afford that.
It’s a typical paradox – you could sell your guns and then afford the new house with an extra room for the guns – but you wouldn’t have any guns to put in the room 
I agree with others – fantastic guns and fantastic rooms holding those guns. Very fun to see.
Steff and Louis, You guys are way to neat and organized 
. Seriously though “outstanding”. And the ’86’s, I can only say “wow”.
W.A.C.A. life member, Marlin Collectors Assn. charter and life member, C,S.S.A. member and general gun nut.
Louis Luttrell said
VERY NICE Steff!!!I don’t have a “man cave”, but I do have a gun room/vault and a separate work room for messing with guns and photographing them… One of these days the work room will also get set up for reloading, but for now I have to use my Brother’s setup…
Part of the M70 section of the Gun Room…
The photo studio end of the Work Room…
Not exactly “top-of-the-line”…
Lou
Wow – I love the pre-war model 70. Unfortunately they are not available here. Here, of course, there are only tons of Mausers from that period.
I’ve been looking for it and an M54 for decades, but have never seen one here.
I’ll take some pictures of my reloading room – but I have to clean up first.
steve004 said
Chuck said
Man, do I wish I had a separate room. Would have to buy a new house and I can’t afford that.
It’s a typical paradox – you could sell your guns and then afford the new house with an extra room for the guns – but you wouldn’t have any guns to put in the room
I agree with others – fantastic guns and fantastic rooms holding those guns. Very fun to see.
If I didn’t have a room yet, I would buy a prefabricated concrete garage, place it on a concrete slab in the garden, brick up the door opening and install a safe door.
If there’s any money left over, you can cover the whole thing with wood on the outside so that the wife stops scolding you.
November 5, 2014
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For my entire working life (in Durham NC and Charleston SC), I never had a house with a basement… In Charleston, in particular, it would have been impossible. You could dig a big hole under your house, but all you’d end up with was an indoor swimming pool (full of Atlantic Ocean)…
So when we built this “retirement” house on the family farm, I kind of took a page from Steff’s book… Put a room under the garage so it’s surrounded on all six sides by reinforced concrete, with only a vault door for access… Now at least I can seen the guns when I want to and not have to dig around in closets and safes…
Worth the money IMHO… And yes, I am OCD about tidiness… My handgun collection (only Colt Woodsman pistols) is housed in glass display cases inside the drawers of the base cabinets of the gun room. Out of sight unless I want to see them…
Lou
WACA 9519; Studying Pre-64 Model 70 Winchesters
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