Reply With QuoteCool I love those little guns. I found a really old one a while back chambered in .32 rimfire shot.(that's right shot not short) It was a real challenge to make shells for. Much harder than I anticipated. I think you'll have a ball with it.
I seem to be started into a trend... I now have two Stevens rifles a Favorite and a Buckhorn model 56. I couldn't resist this Stevens Favorite yesterday It is a 22LR in fairly good shape. Here is a picture of it I took in the store with my cell phone. It needs a little cleaning up but it seems to be in working order. I'll clean it thoroughly and check it out before I take it out to shoot.
Cool I love those little guns. I found a really old one a while back chambered in .32 rimfire shot.(that's right shot not short) It was a real challenge to make shells for. Much harder than I anticipated. I think you'll have a ball with it.
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Here is better pictures of the receiver...
And the cleanup begins...
I love these old guns.I make my own 32RF using this method. I make 32RF shot shells by using a "posted note" for a shot tube and #12 shot. Here is the site I got some ideas from.
http://32rimfire.blogspot.ca/
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