Outdoor Adventure USA

I took some pics while relocating the locker from the garage to the house

Note to self: Stay away from Dave's house...

sdnative wrote:

Note to self: Stay away from Dave's house...

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Quite a collection..It's difficult to see some of the detail on the long guns, but they look interesting. Did you pick these up at gun shows?

big dave wrote:I took some pics while relocating the locker from the garage to the house

So we've seen the guns, how bout the ammo

big dave wrote:I took some pics while relocating the locker from the garage to the house

Is that second gun from the right an over-under with the lower barell being a .22 caliber??? If so, I haven't seen one of those in a very long time.

You have quite a range of firearms there... Ranging from muzzle loaders to shotguns. Very nice collection.

The second gun from the right is a Charles Daly break barrel drilling with 2-12g barrels up top, and it may possibly be a .22 barrel below. Its one of the more expensize pieces we have. Ill be taking detailed pics in the next couple of days. Ive been wanting to take some good pics, but there are just so many guns its going to take a while

Is the 5th long gun from the left a springfield trapdoor? If so, which model, 1873 or maybe 1884 and what caliber? I have had some off and on, but am looking for a good condition 1884 carbine in 45-70. They are hard to find.

Regards, SSC

Forgive me, as I know very little about vintage gubs, but what is the third from the left. Almost looks like a mini-14, maybe not. So all of these are for sale?

Im not sure about the 5th from the left, but the 3rd from the left is a March of 1945 Springfield Armory Garand 30-06. Its my favorite of everything in both pics. The only gun that has potential of stealing the glory, is the Enfield mark III no.1 british 303, 5th from the right. I havent shot it yet because the extractor is broken. Theres one shipping to me right now.