Seems like it depends on the year. Amish gobble them up at the shows.
Lever action rifles
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Bought new in "93". By the listings on GunBroker it looks like I could triple my money lol.
We were just reminiscing about it the other day. Hands down my favorite place to go. Get you some carhartts, curtains, cheese you can’t pronounce, and a sixer of something you ain’t heard of.
Mickey Merrie
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I got one of them older Marlin's in 35 Rem with the straight comb stock. I think it was from 1957. Paid $350 for it about a dozen years ago.
Might have to carry it one of these years for deer and bear.
I'll have to pull it out of the gun cave and snap a picture of it for ya!
Might have to carry it one of these years for deer and bear.
I'll have to pull it out of the gun cave and snap a picture of it for ya!
Good description Isaac. Don't forget truck accessories, shoes, plumbing, or nursery stock. They did have a bit of everything.
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Speaking of old stores did you guys have any Western Auto stores in Ohio???? Another store that had everything... Doubt any of the younger bucks ever seen any....
Yep, we had one in walking distance from our house growing up. Bought all my terminal tackle there! Also BB’s and pellets….
Yep, and savage, marlin, mossberg, stevens and even colt made models for them under the revelation brand.
Also got BB's from Western Auto lol. I remember it was like a treasure chest box filled with little packets. Great eastern shopping center on Woodville Rd. Same center had a Sport fame. That' where I got my 870 from back in the 70's.
Ours was in the Mahoning plaza. Later as we got older we found the sportsman’s den, that was a game changer!!!!
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Ohiosam
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Holy shit Sam!
I’ve never seen that setup before.
Was it a gag or real?
I’ve never seen that setup before.
Was it a gag or real?
May have dragged the battle out a little longer for G A Custer
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