Neato thread!
Never stumbled on it before. I'm enthused about watches, but am even more enthused about firearms.
My primary hobby is shooting sports and collecting with a focus on antique and vintage arms. Very little modern "black plastique fantastique" lives here and what does live here isn't taken seriously.
I admire the Winchesters, Colts, Smith & Wessons, U. S. military, and British military arms of bygone times (love Lee Enfields and Webleys) as well as wherever a gun collecting tangent takes me, particularly the match grade guns once cataloged by firearms manufacturers.
Pre-World War II (some pre-1900) Winchesters, with the odd Savage Model 99 at the bottom. Top to bottom: Model 1873 .38-40, Model 1886 .45-90, Model 1892 .32-20, Model 1894 .32 Winchester Special, Model 1895 .405 WCF. The Savage 99 is from the 1950s and is chambered for the .300 Savage.
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