Milsurp After Hours

My dad bought this Winchester 67 when he was 13. He said he remembers paying around $12 for it which was no small sum for a 13 year old in 1946. He learned to shoot with it as did myself, Bob, and now my grandson James.



It didn't take long for him to learn how to load and cock it for each shot.

Now that is a picture. Lots of family history with that rifle. And it continues on. That little grandson will no doubt value it as a link to his past one day and maybe his son or daughter will be shooting it one day.

I just hope that they will still be allowed shoot it by then.

As long as we have a say in it they will. Only time will tell how things play out though.