After a long winter of cabin fever, there are few better ways to shake it off than to take to the woods with your trusted turkey gun…

After sending his K2.5-1 in for an optical refurbishment and Stith Streamline install, John took it out hunting this fall on a successful hunt. Well done John, glad we could assist!

A perfect restoration of my Weaver K variable , & the correct mounts to complete this Pre-64 Mod 70 1949 270.

This one’s for you Uncle Johnnie!!!

Lyle Burditt took vintage to a new level

It was just as effective on this hunt as the day it was manufactured. Thanks again for you and your business!

If I have a problem with the scope now, it is deciding where to take it.

He and other members of his village prefer the old Weaver scopes for their bullet-proof reliability and durability in an extremely harsh environment. 

After he shot his toe off due to the misfire of the 30.40 Krag, he promptly sold it and purchased a Savage 99F.

The rest of the day we were spoiled with constant small groups of ducks looking for a new place to set down.

Today though, on my 50th Birthday, I was hunting with my son using an old vintage build in the same area where I learned to hunt as a kid. 

I was going to have to climb out of my tree and belly crawl past 30 other deer and 100 turkeys that had congregated before going to roost.  That’s when my hunt really got vintage…

For a family heirloom with hundreds of fond memories built into its huge sentimental value you might want to keep that scratch in the stock that you made while crawling through the plum thickets to retrieve your first buck.