Pictures to follow

[IWantThatKnife]

but yet another rifle followed me home today - a Harrington and Richardson Model 150 in .22 lr. For those of you who don't know this model is called the Leatherneck. It is interesting in that the bolt is cocked by pressing in a plunger underneath the barrel. Next post, I will have photos.

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http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/H_R_1.jpg

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/h_r_bolt.jpg

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/h_r_bolt_plunger.jpg

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/h_r_buttplate.jpg

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/h_r_rear_sight.jpg

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/h_r_rifle.jpg

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/leatherneck_logo.jpg

and a new knife, by Wayne Whitaker - water buffalo horn scales:

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/whitaker_closed.jpg

http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/albums/fixed-blade-knives-for-sale/whitaker_opened.jpg

[Slick]

I love the beauty of that stock wood! The old .22's are some of my favorites. I've found they usually work better and are more accurate than new manufacture .22's.