Winchester 37 steelbuilt  

Thanks for watching Jeff. That used to be a big pastime here. As far as I know there are none left around here.

@@HamiltonOutdoors Every week there were Shooting matches around here to That was a big thing back in the day

Thanks Marc, yes he was an excellent guy. He And I both shared love for firearms. No telling how many thousands of rounds of shotgun shells we put down range together.

Yes I think the original butt plate did have Winchester on it. This one has been shot a lot and has had a rough life.

Yeah kind of, I'm up in the Northeast corner of Kentucky I'm about 45 minutes from Ohio, and about 45 minutes from West Virginia.

Great guns thanks for watching

Thank you Jesse I appreciate that. And I appreciate you watching

Junior used to shoot every Sunday. Never failed. And he could be very hard to beat

Great that you have it. Great memory

Don't see many out there for sale. Thanks for watching Keith

I just inherited exact same gun but the 20 gauge version My dad got it when he was a kid and I also hunt with it when I was a kid, pretty awesome legacy

Well David seven guns in 7 days then. LOL we'd love to see some videos. Maybe we can make this thing spread. This is just for fun there are no hard fast rules LOL

Thanks for watching Jeffrey

It is an awesome shotgun. And they don't make them like that anymore. Thanks for watching

Not only did we work together for years but yes we were good friends.

Yeah that's the truth, thanks for watching.

Well I have more than 10 guns but I can relate to the ugly part! Lol but I do believe underneath all this fat I might be better looking? LOL

Thank you sir I appreciate that and I appreciate you watching

That's awesome that you still have it. Bet you have some good stories to tell about it

I hunted quail and dove with my ad as a boy on west Texas and my dad had a matching model 37 in 20 gauge as well, my dad called me to his home on about 2008 and he gave me his guns he had 5 total, included were 2 handguns a 22 and a 357 and a Marlin 22 model 39M that was my grandads Ana a Savage 99 in 250-3000 that was my other grandads and my dads model 37. So I have 2 model 37’s both 20 ga. My dad had a problem from birth his right shoulder was about 2-3 inches lower than the left, it kept him out of the Army m anyway to shoot the shotgun he folded a part of a sheet and placed over the buttstock to raise his cheek weld so he could shoot it he held it on with blue electrical tape and he made a front sight out of a plastic tube, and taped it to he front on the bead he modeled it after a Weaver sight sold in the 50’s and 60’d this was all he could afford anyway I have his shotgun fixed the way he had it I lot him at 95 in 2010 and have kept the gun the way he had it in his memory and will pass onto my son one day I already have passed the 22 revolver to my on and will I’ve him the 357 this year good memories with that 20 gauge

@@terrell48 that's an awesome story. Thanks for sharing it with me.

Thanks dragon I appreciate that. It will be a lot of fun just seeing what everybody's got for their 10 guns. Just a little something fun to do and put out some videos

@@HamiltonOutdoors yes it will be.

That is the only thing my wife has left that belong to her father. Who just happened to be my coworker for years before he became my father-in-law. Actually he had already passed away before Sheila and I got together

Thanks for watching I appreciate it

Nice collection, thank you for watching the video I appreciate it

Thanks for watching Bill

That would be even more challenging than the envelope thanks for watching

That's good information to know thank you for watching

That's for sure. Thanks for watching

That would explain a lot about why they were so hard to beat. Thanks for watching and thanks for the information I appreciate it

Thanks for the tip I appreciate that. I might have to give that a try. Thanks for watching

Bullfrog I don't think of myself as presentable on camera either. But if you don't put yourself out there you'll never know what you can do. And besides of people don't like it they don't have to watch. I say go for it ole buddy

We're still waiting boomstick! LOL

@boomstick 779 did you working too hard today?

Sounds like a pretty nice collection, thanks for watching