This rifle belonged to my Grandpa on my Mom's side.
I rescued it from my Uncle who had it stored on a leather case under a bed. The muzzle end of the barrel had some rust with mild pitting started, got that cleaned up and stopped and now it lives with me.
It was built in 1905 I don't know when he bought it. A 30 WCF with a 26" octagon barrel in a takedown model.
I don't shoot it near as well as Jim shoots his, but still a lot of fun.
I don't care what happens with the rest of my guns but everybody knows this one stays with the family.![[image]](images/uploaded/20210123181511600c67af06899.jpg)
50 yards sitting on my butt with cross sticks. From my alloy a 183 gr. 311041 in Win. cases, WLR primers and 26 grs. of 3031.
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Last old beater M1894 I sold brought $500!
- WB, 2021-01-23, 07:07
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I like my 30-30 Trapper.
- Jim Taylor, 2021-01-23, 08:41
- M94 Trappers - Michael Croxton, 2021-01-24, 11:17
- 1/16" Ivory Bead? (nm) - ChrisG, 2021-01-23, 15:05
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115 years old and still a shooter.
- Mark Conner, 2021-01-23, 11:30
- Very Nice! (nm) - ChrisG, 2021-01-23, 12:58
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I like my 30-30 Trapper.
- Jim Taylor, 2021-01-23, 08:41