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Savage 1899, Stith mounts, and a Weaver K2.5
Savage 1899, Stith mounts, and a Weaver K2.5

Gary Latter mounted his vintage Weaver K2.5 with Stith mounts on a 1917 Savage model 1899 .22 high power take down rifle.

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VGS Customer BuildsVGS CustomerOctober 7, 2019
Dressing Up the Rimfire
Dressing Up the Rimfire

The old rimfires are some of the most fun to own, the most fun to shoot, but mostly, they carry with them the most memories.

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionSeptember 11, 2019
The Best of the Most Famous, the Weaver K4-60B
The Best of the Most Famous, the Weaver K4-60B

No other scope topped more rifles during that period.  It was the most popular and is still the most famous hunting scope ever made.

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionJuly 18, 2019
Great Scopes for the Post-War Savage 99s.
Great Scopes for the Post-War Savage 99s.

The optics and mounts that graced the pre-war Savage model 99’s are definitely beautiful in their own vintage right, but functionally crude in comparison to those that came after the war.

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VGS Vintage Builds, Scope by ModelJames BrionJune 17, 2019
“Bear Proof”  45-70 by Turnbull Restorations and VintageGunScopes.com
“Bear Proof” 45-70 by Turnbull Restorations and VintageGunScopes.com

This spring I decided to make myself a nice, compact bear gun that could go with me anywhere, all spring.

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionJune 6, 2019
Turkey Medicine.  Plain and Simple.
Turkey Medicine. Plain and Simple.

At just under 3,000 turkeys killed, I understand that I’ve been responsible for more turkeys meeting their demise than any human since those records have been kept. 

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionApril 25, 2019
Flat Out Beautiful
Flat Out Beautiful

….in my dreams I would have owned this set up.  Flat out flat.  Flat out beautiful.

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionApril 11, 2019
Choosing the Right Scope for the Apocalypse
Choosing the Right Scope for the Apocalypse
VGS BlogJames BrionMarch 19, 2019
Weaver K4 Rebuilt; A Higher Purpose.
Weaver K4 Rebuilt; A Higher Purpose.

I believe that the Weaver K4 holds a special place in more hunters’ hearts than any riflescope that has ever been made…

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James BrionMarch 1, 2019Weaver K4, Remanufactured, Blued Steel
Savage Model 10 50th Anniversary Edition Build
Savage Model 10 50th Anniversary Edition Build

I don’t always fall in love with anniversary or commemorative edition rifles, but when I do, they look like this.

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionJanuary 30, 2019
Plum Fast!
Plum Fast!

When Winchester necked down the Savage 250-3000 in 1935, they created the fastest commercially available cartridge of its day

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionJanuary 30, 2019
Turnbull Meets Vintage Gun Scopes
Turnbull Meets Vintage Gun Scopes

The result is a brand new rifle made to look old, an old scope brought back to better than new standards, and yet it all seems like it was born on the same day.

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VGS BlogJames BrionJanuary 18, 2019
The Retro Redfields
The Retro Redfields

Their striking look transcends generations in rifles, making them look great not only on the guns of their day but backwards and forwards at least 10 years

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VGS BlogJames BrionJanuary 3, 2019
Weaver K6-60B on a Browning Model 1885
Weaver K6-60B on a Browning Model 1885

Richard Collins matched this Weaver K6-60B with his Browning Model 1885 in 30-06 with a 26” tapered hexagon barrel for long range shooting.

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VGS Customer BuildsVGS CustomerJanuary 3, 2019
2019 New Year’s Resolution, Grandpa Albert’s 99
2019 New Year’s Resolution, Grandpa Albert’s 99

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

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Vintage HuntingJames BrionJanuary 3, 2019
What makes a VGS scope different?
What makes a VGS scope different?

….We grade every scope for cosmetics and functionality. If the seal has failed we disassemble, interior clean, collimator check and nitrogen purge.

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VGS BlogJames BrionDecember 20, 2018
22 Henry with a Lyman 4x All-American
22 Henry with a Lyman 4x All-American

Jason Pullar matched a Lyman 4x All American to his 22 Henry and couldn’t be happier!

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VGS Customer BuildsVGS CustomerDecember 20, 2018
Vintage Hunting Conclusion
Vintage Hunting Conclusion

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

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Vintage HuntingJames BrionDecember 20, 2018
Vintage Build-1980 Elk Hunter's Dream Rifle.
Vintage Build-1980 Elk Hunter's Dream Rifle.

That’s how it worked back then. My how times have changed.

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VGS Vintage BuildsJames BrionDecember 3, 2018
Vintage Hunting Part II
Vintage Hunting Part II

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. 

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Vintage HuntingJames BrionNovember 30, 2018
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