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Great story and the good video!

Gorgeous!! But question, can you put wheels on it? Would that work?

Hope u don't mind me saying but a really nice touch on the edge of the CEDAR BOARDS for the outside would've been a slight champher so the boards woulda made a lovely finish to the outside but that just me thinking out loud. U made a fine job of the Cedar out shell. Is CEDAR expensive??

Hey man I love the look of Cedar Wood .. What's the name of the plywood u used on the shelving underneath? Is it called MARINE PLY?? Great job btw my bro..

That’s what my uncle did to my great grandpa’s 30-30 model 94. Sold it for some liquor. Wish I bought it back like you have. But I did bought a model 94 but it shoots 32 special and got no bullets for it lol.

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On behalf of those who have never visited this enchanted place I wish you had included more, or any, of its history. I've been there several times and it will always be one of my favorite places on the planet. If you’re in the UP anywhere close to it, or even not close to it, it’s well worth a visit.

Gorgeous gun! Thanks for the video. I have a chance to purchase a Model 94 .32 Win Special...any idea what a fair price would be?

You did alright man. I have the same model number.. Great family heirloom

Best axe and best knife and best saw!! Best value on their own categories too! Oe who knows, how to reprofile/prepare their edges and the bevels, maintain them in the long run and mostly knoes how to use them, has some of the best tools out there! I own all the famous knives out there, from both factory, custom, semi-custom, and handforged knives from thebest makers. My axes and saws are less, but still got some of the best out there. Those tools on this video, are my go to field tools!! Thus, I can say, they are the best and no need, to go more expensive. You can get that axe cheaper, if you choose it's twin brother from the sam mother the Hultafors Felling Axe HY 10-1,2 SV. It's literally the same axe, in a cheaper price. Good job on the video!!

Wow - it's truly wonderful to see a video like this. We visited back in 2004 and had a marvelous time touring the sacred grounds. The signage on the furnaces were correct: You COULD still smell the remnants of the old ore :)

Does anyone know where I can get ammunition?

the whole state of michigan needs to go with 4 on a side even for the youth hunt.i know this was back in 2013

I just paid a grand for one yesterday only because the first deer I shot in 1986 was this gun I sold it in my 20s and been lookin for another. Wow the prices are through the moon

Why don’t family members just ask other family members before selling family heirlooms to strangers? Swallow your pride folks. The father would be pissed about this going to a gun shop.

They are just a manufactured knife. Nothing special and no sharper than a buck knife …

great knives! Have several

Lived here as a kid, very early 1960's. The furnace area did not exist. There were only tumbled ruins. The kilns that were left were bee hive shaped with open fronts. The " industrial area" is all reproduction done by State of Michigan. The rest of town looks pretty much the same.

The way that you had to get it sucks!! But hey, at least you got it, I have one just like it, except my grandpa kept it as is. It’s got some scars and rust, the only thing I’ll have done is rust removal and inside barrel detail.

would like to borrow some of your drone footage with full credit to you of course.

Hello brother I used first time .I bought new ..I laser level vertical don't come equal

This is awesome we are neighbors(kind of)! Where is your place in Atlanta? I have a cabin up there on Haas Rd!

Seems like they got a little over ambitious with their space needs. Regardless of how successful they may be, I really don't see how a business that specializes in custom knives and engraving can justify needing that much space. You can see they're trying to fill up that show room to the best of their ability, but it's still incredibly sparse. What I'm trying to say is, retail space comes at a premium, so unless you're seeing a financial return that's directly correlated to the increase in retail space (e.g. a restaurant increasing their square footage in order to seat more customers, a car dealership increasing their lot size in order to have more product since they're selling cars faster than they can restock them, etc.) you're essentially throwing money away. I mean, even if they're able to fill all that space with product, decoration, or whatever else, unless they actually need that extra space because they were going through product too quickly, or they couldn't display all their wares (neither of which seem to be the case, based upon just how far apart everything is spaced,) I just don't see how expanding that much was a sound financial investment. I've seen businesses that could actually directly profit off of the increased space of an expansion go under because they weren't able to bring in ENOUGH new business to offset the a.)initial cost of expansion, b.) the increase in monthly rent on the increased property, and c.) pay for the increased staffing required to operate a larger facility. I'm not trying to call this business out, denigrate, or disparage them in anyway. I am however attempting to offer a cautionary bit of advice to anyone that owns a small business who are considering expansion. Another mistake small businesses make is expanding their business space under the erroneous assumption that, just because a business experiences initial success, that said success is going to be protracted and permanent. Sometimes a business will experience early success due to the bus and excitement of their opening. Sometimes a business will be doing fine, but not realize that the community they serve not large enough to support any further growth. Bottom Line? There's a million reasons when expanding the physical space of a one's business could lead to financial ruin. Conversely, there's only one singular reason to expand you businesses square footage... which is that doing so will result directly in increased profits. If that's not the case, DO NOT increase the size of your business!!!

The stuff is kinda cool, but I don't know if it's really worth the money. I mean, if I want a cool knife, I'll go buy a cool knife. If I want a decent fountain pen, I'll buy one. With these boxes you invariably seem to get one premium item (obviously the knife in this instance,) that you like the most, and then a few other little things that, while undoubtedly cool and of good quality, are probably things you don't really need and wouldn't go out of your way to purchase. So... you end up getting one nice item... that costs like twice as much as buying it individually, just because it comes with a few ancillary items that, again while cool, are probably not a purchase you'd ever make of your own volition. I suppose that's really the concept of the box though... even the premium items aren't anything you really need, so it's clearly a superfluous luxury expenditure. That being said, I do feel like it's for guys who don't really know themselves. If I were given an extra $45 a month to go towards my entertainment/hobby expenditures, I certainly wouldn't be spending it on a veritable grab bag of stuff I might kind of like, selected at random by a stranger. I'd go out and buy the things I specifically like and want. My only other complaint would be that, they certainly seem to pigeonhole men with what they perceive as "male" interests and activities. Like this is a product explicitly aimed at men who cherish wood grain, the musky scent of sandalwood, the colors dark green, brown, darker brown, and two other shades of brown, metal, beards, and brown liquor (or, at the very least, hipsters who want to project themselves as possessing those interests.) Like, I even enjoy quite a few of the things I just listed, but still feel their categories and conception of "guy stuff" is way too restrictive. As for the actual review, great job. Keep up the good work! I'm just a trifle skeptical as to whether or not a knife, a mediocre fountain pen, a $0.50 notebook, (come on... the really high quality ones cost hundreds) and a bottle opener are worth $45.

I love it Here

Can't find amo now. It sucks. I have one as well.

I have the original sheath it was purchased with.

Learning curve for next time don't bring cast iron awesome job thank you

anyone know if this can be used outside to make a long straight single line? thad be slick for shingling massive sides where you can't chalk easily to get a straight starter line

Not sure what are the dislikes for?

I was in charge of a temporary mi. National guard bridge that almost sank there in about 1985. Someone shot holes in it. Lol I wasn't even trained on it yet. I was a nervous 2lt. That day.

You should have done a sharpness demonstration! Bark river has plenty of vids that show how wickedly sharp they are....how does a Rapid River compare?

I've always wanted a high quality knife. Glad to find one right here in my home state of Michigan!! Now.... which one do I get?? Decisions, decisions.. ☺️

Awesome....still liking that axe?

Not sure how I stumbled onto this , but glad I did.. ❤

Thanks for sharing! Good looking vid and looked like a good day on the water!

1080p looks nice

I think if you are going to use the cast iron pan, it would heat up faster if you took the grill off and put it on the stove direct, but then it is hard to get off the grill, you have to stop the fire, wait for it to cool down, so maybe putting it on the lid is ok. I just bought one, haven't used it yet, just trying to get ideas how to cook with it.

Shes a beaut!!!

Yup! I have the same gun!

turn on the fan it helps

That's not medium rare... That medium

Great story, thank you for sharing. Makes me happy that the gun stayed in your family, and im sure your grandfather would be very proud. I just inherited a model 94 that was my grandfather's today, and there is no way to describe how special it is to fire a rifle that carries on your families lineage with every round. As my father handed me thenrifle today he said " Here you are son, your grandfather used this rifle to feed your two uncles, your aunt, your grandma, and myself, for many years. Whenever you carry this rifle, may you be blessed with memories of grandpa, and make sure to make good use of it so that when you pass it on to one of your kids one day, it will be passed on with even more memories, of our families hunts."

Great story man I feel you. I have one made in 67 I love it Some say after 64 there not know good. I don’t know about that. Iv never had it too not work. I’m going to hand it down to my Boys you have a nice Winchester you are locking to get it back. Have fun man.

Nice video. And I remember the bait shop - Sufernicks (sp)

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Wow, thanks for posting the video! Blast from my past. We used to go camping here alot when I was a kid. If you wander through the site there are alot more houses and buildings you can go into. (at least there was in the 90s! The place is awesome! I haven't been here in probably 20 years! Totally dated myself LOL.

I was given the same gun by my grandfather.

They buy blade blanks from China in bulk and put their name on the knives claiming they're all handmade which is complete bullshit. Stay far away from them.

I'm jealous,that's what I'm looking for