At the top is Browning BL22 it eats longs, shorts and long rifle making it perfect on the line. Accessories include custom rawhide sling straps and vintage braided sling. Engraving on receiver is actually period correct patina from years of faithful service in the field.

Below is H&R 22special it also eats a varied diet including rat shot for those Carpenter bees. Of which she has accounted for well over 100. Blued barrel and cylinder have rich patina which fits nicely with custom hardwood grips made by hitting asphalt while slinging hip booted leg over bridge guard rail, she too has rendered dependable service. These fine firearms will be on display this fall and in house by appointment only.

I like them both!

you might find replacement grip on ebay for the H&R

Man - I love that Browning rifle - very cool... I could have sworn that was my sling!! LOL!
I have a 1936 Remington Model 41 single shot bolt rifle that likes a varied diet as well. Gotta love those old guns...

love the patina... i buy em with a little rust so i can throw em in the tractor cab or truck and no worries....buy fancy ones all they are is safe queens..

or here in NC where hundreds of repro grips and buttplates are made: https://gungrip.com/

hope this helps