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<blockquote data-quote="POKE1911" data-source="post: 3152673" data-attributes="member: 24536"><p>Cannot help you but my Marlin Golden 39A Mountie is one of my most prized possessions. My dad didn’t have a father figure around until he was about 10. His Mom married a rancher and they moved out to the farm. His dad made him a deal, if he helped out around the farm he could pick a calf, see to it, and keep the cash when it was time to sell. The local dime store had this rifle on the wall and the moment he could, he brought it home. Through 10s of 1000s of rounds in his childhood. Plinking, prairie dog hunting, then much later in life taught all his kids to shoot with that rifle. It’s probably the one possession he had that he wouldn’t sell. He passed a couple years ago and I inherited the only thing I really wanted. You bet your ass when it’s my kids turn to learn to shoot, they will start with it. Through thousands of rounds, the action is still like butter and is dead nuts accurate... Absolutely amazing gun. Hope you’re able to get yours running right.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="POKE1911, post: 3152673, member: 24536"] Cannot help you but my Marlin Golden 39A Mountie is one of my most prized possessions. My dad didn’t have a father figure around until he was about 10. His Mom married a rancher and they moved out to the farm. His dad made him a deal, if he helped out around the farm he could pick a calf, see to it, and keep the cash when it was time to sell. The local dime store had this rifle on the wall and the moment he could, he brought it home. Through 10s of 1000s of rounds in his childhood. Plinking, prairie dog hunting, then much later in life taught all his kids to shoot with that rifle. It’s probably the one possession he had that he wouldn’t sell. He passed a couple years ago and I inherited the only thing I really wanted. You bet your ass when it’s my kids turn to learn to shoot, they will start with it. Through thousands of rounds, the action is still like butter and is dead nuts accurate... Absolutely amazing gun. Hope you’re able to get yours running right. [/QUOTE]
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