Hi,... Great video. I noticed you did not seem to have a spring in your charging button tube before installing back under the forearm.... Mine has one and was, by far, the most difficult part of reassembly... This is because my forearm stock had to be reinstalled before the tube and the spring would distort under the stock while compressing.... Does that make sense?...

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Great firearm

I’ve got a 182 series and it has the Gb barrel but I don’t see the Leo markings I’m having trouble with rear site and time it does say L or R or U an D same rear sight as yours 😂

Great video sweet gun

Grea Video! I have an early nineties .380 back up II from Irwindale CA and it malfunctions constantly lol.

Still jamming to this

Your channel was recommended by Cranky Gun Reviews after watching a couple videos I subscribed because I love the vintage wood and steel rifles and revolvers I still own and shoot my first gun which I purchased with my paper route money at 12 years old in 1972 with the help of my dad a Mossberg 402A Palimino 22 lr lever action rifle

Another great video on a classic piece of iron! I’m like you, never shy away from buying an oldie and fixing it up. You can still get 22WRF in a CCI round- I have a few boxes. It’s like a 22 Magnum short. But they’re jacketed instead of plated I think- I bought some to use in my Ruger LCR, but they specifically say not to use in a revolver because the jackets may cause the rounds to get stuck in the barrel- I think you could shoot them from a 22WMR rifle fine though

Any info on patents or designer/engineer?

This is just what I needed to set my vibe for the rest of the day.Thank you.

My Mom, a super left-winger till the end, bought me my 1100 when I graduated from college. It had to of pained her mightily, but it is and always will be my favorite of my collection.

Nice! Cowboy Junkies was a nice touch!🇺🇸

Finally, we get to see MG in the wild!

I really like how you go in depth with the history, patents, and Engineering. Great content!

The locking blocks tend to break.... often

"Closing the Book." The shells didn't show up in evidence for nearly a week and they were not the ones that Hill called in that were supposedly initialed and identified as automatics. The bullets were never matched to the revolver. And that is just the beginning of the problems with the Tippit Murder. The Two wallets, the creamy white Eisenhower Jacket that Oswald did not own, and had a CA Hollywood dry cleaning ticket stapled to the inside, not the mention the witness testimony is awful, starting with Markham and ending with Reynolds who had to be shot in the head to finally I.D. Oswald as the shooter. (The shooter's alibi was a Ruby Stripper, who would later hang herself in Jail.)

Westing Field? Western Field?

Great content as always. Thanks!

Nice Repair 😀😊😀😀

Thanks Milsurp!!

Hey, mine's the same year!

Awesome video as always. The 121 was such a well built .22 pump. Beautiful milled receiver. Much different from the later 572 Fieldmaster. A great gun in its own right. But not nearly as elegant as the 121.

Bill Ruger’s endorsement of magazine limits was wrong no matter how you try to justify it. The industry going along with such ideas only enabled the gun haters.

Me too! 1963 new in box, unfired!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Now I have watched it to the end and I also had a Remington 51 . I was stolen from my house . Mine has UMC stamped on the trigger guard. I’m sure my son sold it for drug money or a IOU . This was back in the 1980’s. Waiting to see the 121 fixed.👍🇺🇸✌🏻

Millsurp Garage, I sold my Remington model 17 just last year, that is a super sweetheart of a shotgun, feather lite about 5.5 pounds. In full choke , raised rib 26” barrel . Yes, you really need one to try on the trap range.👍👍👍🇺🇸✌🏻🙏🏽

JD Tippit was ex special forces and was part of the coup, he was supposed to kill Oswald, and that’s why he went by his rooming house. But because he screwed up, Roscoe White killed him to shut him up. White was also a cop.

Read Double Cross by Chuck Giancana, and throw everything else away!

If Oswald trained with an M-1 why would he order some Italian rifle, which is a pos

I would like to ask you what the difference is between the detective model and the agent. I have an agent model. Could you answer me? Thank you.

my model 80 is a old one no serial number no safety and came with a peep sight on the cocking peace and a med heavy barrel . have you seen what a magazine goes for on feebay? its insane! mine is def a first version. i made a target stock for it and gave the original stock to my buddy. he had a model 80 with a cracked stock but i kept the trigger guard and bottom metal. it was made between 1935-1937 for sure. i asked the lgs owner for the best shooting 22 he had in the shop..and after about 90 min of inspecting rifled he handed me ranger mod 36 aka the marlin mod 80 and proceeded to hunt threw a big box of lose random 22lr mags and located the magazine. wen i asked how much do i owe you he grabbed a calculator fidgeted with it and said a hundred bucks sound good? hell yeah it sounds good! he also promised i would be happy with the accuracy. and he was correct! ive put about 3-4k rounds threw it in the last 20 odd yrs and im always amazed how well it shoots cheap ammo. it grouped rem golden bullet just as well as cci green tag..

4 bbs = mini shotgun, 5 bbs max. 11 pumps, wide pattern

The camera blowing over is definitely proof that god hates trap and skeet shooting… notice the camera never blows over when you are doing a tabletop review? just saying

I just picked up a 1974 6” Hwy Patrolman. The only thing is it didn’t come with grips. I’m trying to find a set of N frame grips.

Something we are allowed have here in Australia thankfully, pump action rimfire and centrefire rifles are allowed on a basic A+B licence . Sadly not allowed pump shotguns though unless you're a professional contract shooter or primary producer.

Menudo tesoro ...esa es de la época dorada de Gamo ...de cuando Gamo trabajaba con muchísima calidad carabinas de acero y madera y no como ahora que las hacen de plástico

Picked up one of these a few years ago in really nice condition. Think it was made 1949 if I remember right.

Can you tell me how those scope rings are mounted? I have a 1935 69 that's super similar and would love to put a decent scope on it. Cheers!

I just inherited a Springfield Model 15, it has “patent pending” stamped on the barrel so can I assume it was made between 36 and 39 before the patent was approved?

I have one of those. No.ssfety but you can't rack the slide unless you cock the hammer first. Must be a malfunction

Oooh Yes Buddy Another Remington Pump Action 22 Rifle and A Long Video Too Love it 😀😎😊👍🏼

I may be picking one of these up soon- 144LSB, heavy barrel with factory peep sights. Stock looks mint, and it is in excellent condition.

Make mine a Marlin! 👍😄👍

Love the work sir. Can't wait until fix video

One of my LGS has a few of those But at the moment I’m preoccupied with the Ruger 50th anniversary BlackHawk .44 magnum I have on layaway

Pump action 22’s is one of my favorite genres

I think I own 5 great guns!😂

ugh- why do you keep sharing these awesome classics??? You make me want to buy every old gun I see LOL. There are a couple really sweet, nice condition vintage pumps at my cabela's but they're all over 6 bills, some over 11 bills (One is an octagonal barrel in 22 short I believe) and I just can't bring myself to buy them... That's why i bought the model 35 Sears pump action rifle. I could afford it :)

You need to revisit this great rifle.