Ye Olde Rifle Picture Thread

[Netpackrat]

We have a lot fewer active members than we did in 2008, but apparently a lot more NFA stuff now among those of us who are left.

[Langenator]

How about some actually "olde" rifles?

My 'century club':
1917 M1891 Remington (Finnish)
1915 M1891 Izshevsk (Serbian)
1916 M1891 Tula Peter the Great
1917 M1917 Winchester
1917 M1917 Eddystone (retoration to .mil configuration in progress)

[Netpackrat]

Lyman Great Plains Rifle .54 caliber

[blackeagle603]

Hey that Lyman looks familiar. Need to check the safe, I may have forgotten (or lost in a boating accident).

[Jered]

This has to be the ugliest rifle in this thread

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[Rich Jordan]

And the latest Franken-rifle. Not sure about the stock. It’s on there mostly so the rifle still fits in a case.

Looks like a LaRue RAT stock. I rather like them, but they are pretty heavy.

[Netpackrat]

This has to be the ugliest rifle in this thread

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Ho, Ho, Ho!

[Durham68]

And the latest Franken-rifle. Not sure about the stock. It’s on there mostly so the rifle still fits in a case.

Looks like a LaRue RAT stock. I rather like them, but they are pretty heavy.

It is a bit heavier than the average adjustable stock, but that’s the least of my worries on this rifle. Only down side to the RAT is that it pulls off the tube rather easily when adjusting the LOP.

[Rich Jordan]

And the latest Franken-rifle. Not sure about the stock. It’s on there mostly so the rifle still fits in a case.

Looks like a LaRue RAT stock. I rather like them, but they are pretty heavy.

It is a bit heavier than the average adjustable stock, but that’s the least of my worries on this rifle. Only down side to the RAT is that it pulls off the tube rather easily when adjusting the LOP.

There is a lock on the stock that prevents the pull ring from being pulled back far enough to release the stock from the buffer tube. You must be in the unlocked position. Look for a knob that can be rotated 90 degrees at the front of the stock under the buffer tube.

[Durham68]

Looks like a LaRue RAT stock. I rather like them, but they are pretty heavy.

It is a bit heavier than the average adjustable stock, but that’s the least of my worries on this rifle. Only down side to the RAT is that it pulls off the tube rather easily when adjusting the LOP.

There is a lock on the stock that prevents the pull ring from being pulled back far enough to release the stock from the buffer tube. You must be in the unlocked position. Look for a knob that can be rotated 90 degrees at the front of the stock under the buffer tube.

Thank you! I will take a look.