Pattern Collecting discussion on leverguns

As discussed previously, Iraqveteran8888 on YouTube had discussed "Pattern Collecting" or collecting a type of gun that you like without really caring about historical value, it's more of collecting a type of gun that you like.

My two childhood wants for guns were revolvers and leverguns. I watched a lot of westerns as a kid, and like everyone else, wanted to be like James Garner, Clint Eastwood, and Steve Mcqueen.

This is a short video about a old mid 1960's Sears Model 54 rifle in 30/30. I wish I could find more info on it, all I know it was made by Winchester in the mid 1960's. Most of the parts are the same with the exception of a couple holes drilled in a couple different spots for scope mounts, and the front band that holds the stock on the barrel is different, maybe the wood and sling swivels too.

The Henry is a classic carbine in .22lr, and while it's not old, I remember watching the commercials for Henry rifles on tv when i was a kid.

I love these lever guns, and even though the Sears is a bit beat up, it is lightly used, and the action is very tight.

Music by King James "Waiting for the King"

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