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I wanted to take some pictures of my rifles outside so I was going to make a rack of some type to display the guns.
Then I saw a Horse Jump I made for my grand-daughter a couple of years ago that had some "Patina" and decided to go with that.

My Lever .22 rifles, Winchester 9422, Uberti Silverboy and Henry Golden Boy




Hammer rifles adding Rossi 62 copy of Winchester


This shot shows all four types of repeating .22 rifles, Lever, Pump, Auto and Bolt.
The auto is a Winchester 490 and the bolt is a CZ452 American with a Nikon scope.

Great collection of rifles, Danwin... and a beautiful way to display them for these photos. Thanks.

Very nice photos and a great way to display the rifles. Thanks for sharing!

The rifle jump is one of the most intimidating on the show circuit.

thanks for sharing. Great rifles!

RanchRoper wrote:The rifle jump is one of the most intimidating on the show circuit.

thanks for sharing. Great rifles!

That's OK, that 17.2 hand Hanoverian can easily handle these low jumps.

I really like the rifle rack displaying all four types of repeating .22 rifles....very nice collection!

Not least, the action photo of the horse jumping is beautifully done!
Thanks for sharing!

Danwin22 wrote:

RanchRoper wrote:The rifle jump is one of the most intimidating on the show circuit.

thanks for sharing. Great rifles!

That's OK, that 17.2 hand Hanoverian can easily handle these low jumps.

Yikes, I thought my 16.2 paint was a challenge to get on and off of....

Beautiful collection of firearms, nice display rack and a good horse picture to boot!

Thank you.

Cate

RanchRoper wrote:

Danwin22 wrote:

RanchRoper wrote:The rifle jump is one of the most intimidating on the show circuit.

thanks for sharing. Great rifles!

That's OK, that 17.2 hand Hanoverian can easily handle these low jumps.

Yikes, I thought my 16.2 paint was a challenge to get on and off of....

RanchRoper We Cheat! They use a small stepladder at the shows but I built the staircase just in front of the horse's right front hoof in this picture.

Well don't tell my saddle pals, but I try to mount from the upside of the hill, or look for a rock to stand on....hey it's tough to get the leg up with long johns, canvas trousers and heavy chaps on! It's nothing to do with getting old.

She looks like she's having a ball. Good for her! I can't see her face in that photo but I'm betting smile from ear to ear would sum it up.