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    Picked up both guns today. The S&W is a model 10-5 Nickel new in box from 1974. The rifle is a Savage 6A made between 1938-1945. It is in great shape. Does anyone have a 6A?


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    What caliber is it 22?
    Cool guns
    Last edited by Killer; 12-04-2022, 06:14 PM.

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      #3
      Ive got a 6a. My 15 year old still shoots it all the time. They arr absolute tack drivers. That gun is dead nuts as far out as you can shoot it.

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        #4
        Very nice

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          #5
          Originally posted by armadillophil View Post





          Picked up both guns today. The S&W is a model 10-5 Nickel new in box from 1974. The rifle is a Savage 6A made between 1938-1945. It is in great shape. Does anyone have a 6A?


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          I had a 6a years ago. I actually gave it away due to jamming problem I could never fix.

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            #6
            Beautiful Smith and a gill gun what a day

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              #7
              The 6A shoots short and long

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                #8
                That Smith is a Beaut!

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                  #9
                  Nice finds
                  Both look like smooth operators

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                    #10
                    Congrats on the pick ups. One can never have enough guns

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                      #11
                      Looks like a couple of cherries you found.
                      Any interest in flipping the gill 22?

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                        #12
                        My Dad had the Steven's version of that 22. Very accurate guns, wish he would have kept it

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                          #13
                          That Savage is like the first .22 I ever shot. I couldn’t even hold it up by myself. My cousin owned it and we ate many squirrel and dumplings courtesy of the Savage.

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                            #14
                            I had one of those rifles, I think the one I had was a Stevens, but I may be wrong. It looked identical to the gun you have. Yours is in much nicer condition. The one I had, was in good condition, but definitely not as nice as the one you have. I think I cleaned the gun up, shot it once, put a magazine of 22s through it and never shot it again. I put it up for sale shortly afterwards, and sold it.

                            Then last week, someone else posted up a 6A, and went into detail of it's features. I did not realize it could be used as a single shot. After learning about them, they are actually interesting 22s. Now I wished I had not sold the one I inherited.

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                              #15
                              That smith wouldn’t be NIB if I bought it! That thing is slick!

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