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First one is a Marlin 120 with full rib in 12g.
Other is a Stevens Model 620 in 12g.
Missed out on the Ted Williams .30-30. By the time I took Shyquestor's advice, someone else got it. Dangit.
Well, I like old shotties. Generally all I do is clean the metal, steam out the dents and BLO and tung oil the stocks.
Both of these guns are good old steel. The Stevens is much older. The Marlin isn't more than probably 30 years old.
If you have any opinions, please share them. BTW, neither have any military markings. I'm always looking for those.
Other is a Stevens Model 620 in 12g.
Missed out on the Ted Williams .30-30. By the time I took Shyquestor's advice, someone else got it. Dangit.
Well, I like old shotties. Generally all I do is clean the metal, steam out the dents and BLO and tung oil the stocks.
Both of these guns are good old steel. The Stevens is much older. The Marlin isn't more than probably 30 years old.
If you have any opinions, please share them. BTW, neither have any military markings. I'm always looking for those.