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April 23, 2012
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DOM 1946
December 31, 2012
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That’s real nice. Reminds me of one I had a chance to buy a few years back. A M64 Deluxe Carbine in 25-35, near mint, for less than $2,000. I passed and bought a nice M1894 SRC 30WCF from 1913. Still have the carbine and my thoughts on that 25-35 M64. You win some, you lose some. Big Larry
September 19, 2014
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Indeed a nice rifle! And I also agree with Big Larry! Usually the regrets I have are for the “ones that got away”. I look and keep not finding, a model 64 in .25-35 that is “nice enough” for me. Maybe one of these days.
Tim
December 31, 2012
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I recently pulled the plug on a 98%++ 1936 vintage early model M64 in 30 WCF. Plain rifle, but it is real nice. Then I just had to have a M55, so I bought two, a solid and a takedown. Oh the Humanity !!! Big Larry
December 30, 2011
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Very nice rifle Phil! I just so happened to shoot up some 25-35 handloads today-what a fun and accurate cartridge. I hope you enjoy that rifle.
Brad
July 8, 2012
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25-20,
Very nice model 64. I have a model 64 standard pre-war (1937) carbine in 25-35 caliber.
Al
April 23, 2012
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Thanks for comments guys 25-35 has always been a hard to find premium cal especially with good bore , and always were a bit more, but lately prices have widened , But certainly a nice Cal to shoot .I think I can wait til tommoro to try it out. My Daughter set my targets up and took photos
Cheers
Phil
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