Random Pictures

[Steve G.]

 1974 Honda 350-4. Mint, original everything.

[Steve G.]

 Mid 90’s Kawi  ZX7R

[Steve G.]

Rare ‘93 red GS

[Steve G.]

  Lovely early 60’s R26

[Steve G.]

  Early R60 I think.

[Galactica]

Here’s a pic of my dad’s Winchester model 1906, .22 pump.  Manufactured from 1906-1932.  From the serial number, I reckon it was made in 1925.  My dad got it second hand in the late ‘20s or early ‘30s.  When he passed away, I inherited it.  I’ve recently passed it on to my youngest son who lives in Vernon and is a very active hunter and fisherman.  

The rifle changed over its manufacturing run.  Initially the barrel was a bit shorter and it was chambered for .22 shorts.  By the time this rifle was built, the barrel was a bit longer and it would take shorts, longs, and long rifle bullets.  I was shooting it with my son in November and it still shoots dead on with the sight set at 50 yards.  An amazing 100 year old piece.  

[Twisted_Twin]

Very nice Ross.

I've got a Stevens .410 from about the same period. Old enough there's no serial number and no safety. It's single action so it doesn't really need one.

[fffCycles]

I have to make some decisions about the guns I got from my Dad, a 1925 model Winchester 30-30 lever action and two sporterised Enfield .303’s. Then from one uncle the 1878 Waffen Fabriken .41 rim-fire,1923 .303 Enfield military issue, two1950’s Remington 30-06 and the three 12 gauge shotguns. Then another uncle’s 30-06 and then the Spanish made .410/.22 over and under.
These fed our families for decades but few are interested any more

[rz5mark]

My dad collected mainly Remington rolling block firearms for 60-70 years. He ended up sending them to an auction in Ontario a year a go and did fairly well with the 60-70 guns.

[Steve G.]

  I used to have a few shotguns and rifles. For 30 yrs I used to go bird hi ting with my dad and his buddies south of Lethbridge in the fall. Dad with his 20 gauge Beretta auto, and mt with my JCHiggins 12 gauge pump “shoulder dislocating device”. And of course out on the farm  I had my old Cooye single shot 22, shoot target practice , rabbits, and crows. We were a bit nutbar. Cops came over and said not to do that anymore. We’re talking 1960’s.
 I’ve lost my old FAC, thinking of redoing my training courses, get back into it. Gotta be ready for the society breakdown!

[Steve G.]

My story.

[Steve G.]

  My very first motorcycle. 1967 Keystone TAS 50. Simpsons Sears catalog, $139.00.

[Galactica]

I have to make some decisions about the guns I got from my Dad, a 1925 model Winchester 30-30 lever action and two sporterised Enfield .303’s. Then from one uncle the 1878 Waffen Fabriken .41 rim-fire,1923 .303 Enfield military issue, two1950’s Remington 30-06 and the three 12 gauge shotguns. Then another uncle’s 30-06 and then the Spanish made .410/.22 over and under.
These fed our families for decades but few are interested any more

I decided to deal with my rifles while I’m still alive.  I reckon an executor would have a heck of a time dealing with them.

[Steve G.]

  Spotted in North Burnaby, Rob on his lovely 1957 Norton M50!

[Steve G.]

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