Ep. 276 | Slingin’ Rik’s Winchester Model 64 Deluxe - “The Deer Rifle”

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When Vortex’s Erik Barber told us he had a Winchester Model 64 Deluxe handed down from his great grandfather, we had to see it. Then we had to talk about it. Deemed “The Deer Rifle,” this lever gun is about as cool as it gets. Mark Boardman, a very jealous Ryan Muckenhirn, and Slingin’ Rik himself chat about the model and the story behind it.
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5 мар 2023

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@buddy22801012 Год назад

I would never have that rifle refinished. Refinishing that rifle would be like throwing out an old family photo album. Some things are better left alone.

@24kachina Год назад

The biggest pre / post '64 change that freaked the gun world was changing the Model 70 bolt action from a Mauser style controlled feed action to a push feed.

@20020x Год назад

I have a Remington 141 in 35 Rem. from one Grandfather and a Marlin 336 in 35 Rem. from my other Grandfather, these guns are absolutely priceless to me. The 141 had a list of deer seasons and kills/goose eggs. Thanks Guys, y'all are my kind of people.

@scottwilson1258

The Winchester model 64' in Deluxe is actually named "The Deer Rifle" thats a hell of a thing being the rifle named "the Deer Rifle"! I now own a non deluxe 64 in 32 Win. Special. I also am Proud to say I am the Owner of a Wonderful model 71 Deluxe with a Bolt peep sight : - ) The Story of Ricks Grandad firing one into the Ground happens I'm told on Cold days sometimes a Winchester may hold onto one last shell from the tightness/cold magazine tube.

@donaldanderson3249 Год назад

I have my great grandmother's model 94 that was made in 1914 . She took blacktail, bear and elk with it and I got it in 2000 after my dad passed away.

@gocraiger Год назад

Lol. Ryan just can’t stop coveting that rifle. It’s like he’s happy for him but violently jealous at the same time. 😂

@stephenballard3759 Год назад

Ryan waffled, but it is probably English walnut heartwood, not black walnut. Both are very beautiful.

@rockchalk06

I could watch these types of videos all day everyday. We need a dedicated 1 hour podcast on Mark's 300 WSM!

@fedup3582 Год назад

The "gun expert" with the "rotten right eye", you should train yourself to be able to shoot ambidextrously. I did that decades ago, and as eye issues, and wrist injuries, etc, have occurred, it has proven very beneficial. Even sometimes in a hunting situation, you are trying to make use of some natural rest, or position yourself for a shot, I have found it very advantageous to be able to shoot ambidextrously.

@billwotruba9432 Год назад

My parents purchased a Model 94 in 32WS in 1950 to feed their growing family. They received it via U. S. mail order from Sears & Roebuck. It hasn't taken a deer since 2000, I'll have to take it out for it's 75th anniversary.

@frankwright5528 Год назад

A very warm and fuzzy gun video, Gentlemen! Much appreciated. As a '49 model, I am always delighted to hear The Kids passionately discussing and really appreciating treasured objects of their (known) forefathers. Realize how rare is a beloved fourth generation rifle!?! What it did for them it stands ready to do for you.

@markmadsen6828

Sadly, the nostalgia is what is missing from the younger generations. There is nothing I love more than gearing up for Deer season, hanging out at camp listening to all the stories from years past, getting the rifles ready, scouting the mountain ridges for sign,, all of it, that's what makes Deer hunting so magical. Super great episode,,. Awesome story! Thanks Guys

@algentry1

i just got an 1894 38-55 SRC made in 1912. I am loving this video. That is beautiful.

@edwarddykstra1131

All this waxing nostalgic is bringing back great memories. Fantastic episode!

@ChitFromChinola Год назад

Hey, I’m glad the 25-35 got some love. Ryan has such an appreciation for classic rifles and calibers. Imagine a young gun guy in this era that favorites lever actions and 45-70 and 25-35. Makes me smile.

@ranchodeluxe1 Год назад

That's very cool. My Grandpa bought a Savage 99 Featherweight in .300 Savage, along with a Weaver MK4 from the local hardware store in 1956. It's my favorite 250 yard deer rifle. Lever guns just have something others platforms don't. I guess it's soul. Like Stevie Ray picking Texas Flood behind his back.

@jonathanshaw6984 Год назад

Picked up my first model 64 today at a gun show. Mines in 32 Winchester special. Also in the deluxe configuration. Made in 1954. It’s a sweetheart

@bradbo3 Год назад

Man this episode has me remembering so many good times of deer camp. My grandpa , dad and uncle are all gone now……my older brother retired and has moved to florida and there just isnt any camp get togethers anymore….I have a camp and take my grown sons…but they are having kids now and time is limited. I have a few good years left for sure…..hope to make some memories with my grandkids before I have to hang it up.