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Unless its actually damaged I would leave it like it is. The only real thing to do with the metal work would be take the rust off using something soft like a brass bore brush and oil. (Sometimes the...

Out of interest there is a New Zealand gun maker who builds new Farquharson rifles - tres expensif.

If the Ruger no.1's were priced like they are in the States, about $2K,NZD then I would get one...

I shot with a South African guy who had one in .375 H&H. It was heavy...

Yeah, same. There is another one down here in 6.5x55 for the same price... Just a bit too much money really.

If I put a scope on a Winchester or Marlin lever action I would get disowned and I would deserve it. Defeats the whole point of the rifle.
I had a scope on a BLR I had for a while though, but that...

I had one. I really should have kept it. But I wanted the barrel to be longer - no reason not to have a 24 inch barrel on it since the action is so short. Plus, you couldn't see down the sights -...

If I wanted to shoot the rifle I would try reloading .45/70 brass and seating the bullet out further. I have read that you can shoot a .45/70 in a .45/90, and if it is loaded with black powder it...

I would be interested.
Do you have a mold for the .32 Special?

Yes, those little eyepiece things do make a difference. I just tested out the Eyepal, which is a simple rubber thing that sticks on shooting glasses and it works well. Piece in the latest Guns and...

I have actually found with considerable testing, that they don't make much difference for me until I start shooting past distances a lever action would be used for. I had Lyman sights on my lever...

Very nice...
A new 94 in .38-55 would sorely tempt me as well, I would stop relishing my dinner even till I got it, as long as it has the tang safety

.32 Special Winchester 94 from 1955
https://i.imgur.com/DW63ck3.jpg

Rossi 92 in .44-40
https://i.imgur.com/n7CDAYq.jpg?1

I have had many others but these are my favourites. The .44-40 bush...