Here are my old guns I still shoot., 1880's S&W model II single action 38 shoots black powder, Ithaca Flues 16g sxs late 1930's, Remington/Browning model II simi auto 20g only gun you'll see both Rem & Brown on it, first simi shotgun I think. Sorry pics aren't good, I didn't take them.

Some good ones there. Almost bought a Remington 11 about 25 years ago, it was a bit rough but still shot great.

Also got a Savage O/U 410/22 Got it at 9, great squirrel gun.

When my Remington 1100 started spitting parts, I found a Remington Model 11 in a pawn shop. It had a 30” full choke, so I had Briley cut it to 27” and install screw in chokes. Wonderful old gun. Mine has the solid rib on the barrel. It never was pretty and getting no prettier, but man it’ll shoot.

One of the big happy things about the old shotgun is that, being recoil operated, it never ever gets carboned up. I hated cleaning that 1100 after a long day shooting doves or quail.

I have a S&W M&P target 38 Special which was shipped from the factory on 5-12-1920. I had to pay $100 for the letter from the S&W Historical Foundation to find out the ship date and where it was shipped to.

Great weapons!

Beautiful

The six shooter I'm told was perfect to fit inside your coat pocket sitting at a poker table. LOL, not sure but in the old movies all that smoke was from black powder.

Can't touch that. I have a couple 1951's and there's a 1904 SAA in the family but...

I have a colt 1903. It is an early model that was manufactured in 1914 if I recall. Still shoot that one. Also have a S&W j frame from 1954 that I still carry...although that's not that old. I do have an old Winchester 1886 chambered in 38-56 that I have never fired. When I looked up the serial number, it was an early 1900's manufacture. If I ever run across some 38-56 ammo, I'll probably shoot it....come to think of it, it'd probably be easier to find 38-56 right now than 30-30. LOL.

Always enjoy seeing the older guns. I have one of those antique Winchesters too. Only mine is in 32. I do carry it from time to time, but with only 4 rounds and cocked on the empty cylinder.

Like you guys I love the old ones. This was my great grandfather’s when he was a deputy sheriff for Gainesville

Good ones John and Greg, I think I meet your father once on the shoulder of the road on I35 just south of the Red. LOL

Just realized. Some of those “old” guns I bought new from the Muleshoe hardware store. I’m 78 yoa and still have some of them.

Sweet