120 years old

[Rocklin]

all shots from 25 feet away,  not bad for a gun that was only supposed to be used at card table distances.

gun is an 1875 marlin No#32 in .32 rimfire.  5 shots with 2 in the center,  one on the 8 ring / 7 ring and one smacked the tree just above the target.

[Ivan Denisovich]

Where's the backstop on your shooting range?

[Spectre]

I'm fucking blown away that that thing even hit the paper at that range every single small caliber revolver I've shot has been like throwing rocks with a broken arm. I have my great great grandfathers revolver that looks similar to that buried in a chest in my attic somewhere maybe I'll break down and restore it if it's actually capable of hitting something.

[MoaningLisa]

not bad, what type of ammo?

usually those suck at any further than point-blank range

[Infinityshock]

Where's the backstop on your shooting range?

Those green things

[mizled]

Nice pistola! It can be pretty hard to find .32 rimfire ammo, but I can see why you bought it. Any gun made before 1899 is considered antique and not subject to "paperwork".

Totally untraceable, unless of course, you post pics of it on a forum or something.    

[Rocklin]

It can be pretty hard to find .32 rimfire ammo

I reload .32 rimfire.  all the old time rimfires can now be reloaded with custom die sets, cast bullets, nice custom brass cases etc.  here is the website I buy from.
http://www.hc-collection.com/PBSCCatalog.asp?ActionID=67174912&PBCATID=335269&PBCATName=Rimfire

[mizled]

Good deal.