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Dad built this swivel barrel in the 70's
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listen to bearkiller 
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Ditto
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What's the caliber ?
you could sell it to me 
64Springer
75 Cal.
Post #2 for the win.
Your dad has some fine talent. Beautiful rifle
Sam squanch
62 Cal.
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If you have any setimental attachment to it, KEEP IT!! I was forced to sell a few guns belonging to my late father due to money problems, pre 1968 mail order military rifles that are worth big bucks today. I can never afford to get them back….
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My approach has always been: They don't eat and they require minimal fuss and bother to preserve so you DON"T part with them unless there is no other viable answer or you are tired of them.
Pete G
76 Cal.
Even if you grow tired of them you will still later regret selling them.
Cherish your dads work and shoot it.
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Another keep it unless you have no heirs to pass it down to.
you could sell it to me
Pretty sure it's 50 caliber. One bore smooth, the other rifles
rafterob
62 Cal.
By all means keep it. Shoot it or not depending on your interests. But Keep it.
Man, that's finer than hair on a frogs back!!! What a great family legacy gun!
Doc
Doc
He did. I watched him inlay the brass. I was very young. He let me cut some of the patchbox and I remember using a sureform on the plank that became the stock. I might have been 6 or 7 at the time.
What will you offer for it?you could sell it to me
