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To: Lorianne
I have always liked the model 94 despite the mediocre accuracy. They are just so handy to carry and use.

Of the maybe dozen I have owned, the best one was a Sears "Ted Williams" which I bought as I was leaving a gun show. A guy parked beside my car and was getting three guns out.

I asked how much he wanted for them and he said he would take $90 for all three. One was a rusted out Mosin Nagant, another was a fair single barrel 12 guage, and the third was the 94.

It was in fairly good shape and had a Willams foolproof peep sight installed. It was unusually accurate for a 94, usually going into an inch at 50 yards. Also just seemed smoother than most. Wish I had kept it.

12 posted on 02/19/2006 5:39:09 PM PST by yarddog
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To: yarddog

I have one in .32 special with a serial number around 1.8 million. A hand-me down. Shot my first two whitetails with it, dropped them both where they stood, both shots at around 40 yards. Someone suggested I not hunt with it anymore, cause of its age/value. I now have other Winchesters, Remingtons, and a Sako to use.


34 posted on 02/19/2006 6:04:15 PM PST by Simo Hayha (An eduction is incomplete without instruction in the use of arms to defend against harm.)
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