You know you need one?

[Joelski]

So, as I accumulate years, I?m discovering a taste for ?classic? things. Les Paul?s, muscle cars, etc. for guns, the 1911 was the start. Recently it occurred to me that I?d wanted one these since I was six years old, and since I?m not getting any younger, I?d better correct that deficit. This strong pull/ urge also intersected with the recent fad of acquiring things, articulately firearms made in your birth year.

This gun checked a lot of boxes, including that birth year thing, and admittedly it looks better than I do for the same age. The only con with this gun is it?s a ?Post-?64? example, missing that mark of desirability by two years, but when this 1965 Winchester ?94 popped up in my window shopping, I didn?t hesitate. Meet my 60th birthday present to myself. Please forgive the excessive use of leather; the gun is indeed mint everywhere, I?ve just liked that look forever.

[Joelski]

Tom? Jerry?, as fellow seasoned members, I?m gonna be real upset if you two don?t have at least one lever gun.

[FortTom]

Tom? Jerry?, as fellow seasoned members, I?m gonna be real upset if you two don?t have at least one lever gun.

Got a couple, a Henry 45 Colt I bought with the intention of using in deep brush and trees where shots come close and fast, for deer and a Marlin 30-30 which my son has had possession of so long (borrowed) that legally I'm not sure I have legal rights to it.

[Joelski]

I want another '94. This one will be a pre-'64 in .44 mag so I can pair it with a Colt Frontier SAA.