https://thegreatmodel8.net/

Hello, is any of this ammo still available?

Thank you

I am also from the Great Lake State and purchased my first Model 8, .30 cal, last week and hopefully will get my hands on it this week. Looking forward to shooting it and adding it to my collection. And looking forward to all the potential helpful information from the supreme beings on this site and...

Sounds good. I’ll let you know after I see the pictures. Which I’m sure it’ll be good. Thanks

Yes I’m interested. Can I see pictures of it? And what would the damage be to remove it from your possession?

Recently purchased a Model 8 and I would like to get a proper peep site for it.
Without having to spend $385 on eBay, hopefully.
Thanks

Thanks Bob,
Really appreciate all the information and helping with the dating of the rifle. That’s a good idea about using those date charts as cheat sheets.

Just picked up a Model 8 off Gun Broker for $1075 last week.

I could use some help trying to figure out the date of a Model 8. As you can see in the pics (hopefully) there is a PA3 stamped over an AR. So, I'm assuming the PA3 is in reference to some repair/modification job. The P=June and the A=1932 was when the job was done? So the AR, (A=March; R=1924), wou...

Model 870 AP 12Ga

Model 870 AP 12Ga

Model 870 AP 12Ga

Model 870 AP 12Ga

Model 870 AP 12Ga

Here are some more pics.

Here are some more pics.

Here are some more pics.

Here are some more pics.

IMG_2187.jpg IMG_2188.jpg IMG_2189.jpg This is a Model 141 35 Rem I received from my dad. He had it since the 1940's or '50's. Not sure which decade because I can't remember which one he said. He wasn't always right on with his dates of things. He just gave you the decade he thought it was. Any how...

Sorry to bother ya turkey hunting. Hope you had some luck. I understand about the photo stuff. I have a hard time getting the right pics without all the shadows and clarity and then trying to post them is just as confusing.
Thanks for the email I just may use it.

Still looking!

MinnesotaDan wrote: ↑Mon Apr 18, 2022 11:22 am Yes, I still have that rifle.

Have you posted pictures of it on this site? Curious what it looks like and what something like that may go for? Learning what to look for and how to price things.

I have a 1907 vintage in 32 Rem. 1907 is the first year of the 32, still called the Remington Autoloading rifle, not the Model 8 yet. It is in overall really good shape, numbers match, wood is good, metal is gray patina with some bluing left. It functions/shoots very well. Let me know if interested...

Also looking for Savage 99’s or Winchester 94’s - pre 64. Not picky on calibers, yet. Just starting out down the collectors rabbit hole.

MinnesotaDan,
Do you still have your 1907 .32 Rem?