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November 27, 2013
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This is the 1894 that I shared in the “Show Us Your Beaters” thread. It’d been used hard and seriously “Bubba-ised”, but it’s a 25-35 with a good bore, so I couldn’t stand not trying to get it shooting again.
March 31, 2009
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Mark, I love the instructional videos. I don’t work on guns unless I really need to. I need some more training.
November 7, 2015
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Good job! Not a reason in the world that old gun shouldn’t shoot again. Glad you realized that and made it happen. Maybe you could save that old lever and tube to build “Bubba’s gun” someday from all the mangled parts that accumulate.
Mike
September 19, 2014
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Mark, another enjoyable video! Way to go. I, too, enjoy instructional videos. I dare say I also thoroughly enjoy shooting my .25-35’s. I have two. I shoot them almost exclusively at our metallic silhouettes. The draw back is the light bullet does not consistently take down the ram silhouette at 200 yards, and usually it takes several hits to walk the buffalo silhouette back enough on its base for it to go down. Hits sound nice (and follow the muzzle report quickly with this caliber), but the target has to fall to count and score! I do enjoy them though often the “not falling” part puts me out of running for any placement. Tim
May 3, 2020
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Mark
agreed another great video, perfect mix of information and shooting and enthusiasm !
Your videos are interesting and you are a credit to the Winchestercollectors.org
keep e’m coming.
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March 25, 2015
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Mark:
Another very enjoyable and informative video…..thank you.
I especially love the backdrop shown in your opening monologue.
