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<blockquote data-quote="5575" data-source="post: 330298" data-attributes="member: 410">Interesting to see such a variety of firearms mentioned, and some cool history to go with them.Myself and brothers are very fortunate to have a father with one of the most impressive winchester collection probably in the state.Since he had 4 boys and loved pre 64 featherweights he went on to find 4 of every caliber ever produced in the pre 64 featherweight. That and his affection for the late 1800s early 1900 lever actions has amassed him quiet a collection he has been gifting us every birthday and Christmas for the last 30 years or so.Just the ammount of time he put into finding these at gun shops, gun shows, auctions and personnel collections all before the internet &quot;something he's never been on&quot;. Makes me appreciate them all the more, with those i have no favorite. But the rifle I reach for 90% of the time i walk out the door on no matter the location or big game is my trusty 90s winchester model 70 sharpshooter in 7STW, pretty much built by HS precision in South Dakota. Just had it out this week as a matter of fact. Havent cleaned the barrel in at least 20 years, figured what for when it still shoot half inch groups with 160 accubonds, and it still looks good to this day. And drops most critters stone dead in their tracks.[ATTACH]49949[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5575, post: 330298, member: 410"] Interesting to see such a variety of firearms mentioned, and some cool history to go with them. Myself and brothers are very fortunate to have a father with one of the most impressive winchester collection probably in the state. Since he had 4 boys and loved pre 64 featherweights he went on to find 4 of every caliber ever produced in the pre 64 featherweight. That and his affection for the late 1800s early 1900 lever actions has amassed him quiet a collection he has been gifting us every birthday and Christmas for the last 30 years or so. Just the ammount of time he put into finding these at gun shops, gun shows, auctions and personnel collections all before the internet "something he's never been on". Makes me appreciate them all the more, with those i have no favorite. But the rifle I reach for 90% of the time i walk out the door on no matter the location or big game is my trusty 90s winchester model 70 sharpshooter in 7STW, pretty much built by HS precision in South Dakota. Just had it out this week as a matter of fact. Havent cleaned the barrel in at least 20 years, figured what for when it still shoot half inch groups with 160 accubonds, and it still looks good to this day. And drops most critters stone dead in their tracks. [ATTACH=CONFIG]49949._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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