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As I had rebuilt many zoom lenses in my lifetime the ground glass on the back side is what you are looking through on any scope. It magnafies that way to capture the entire image of the frame your focussing onto. Now the lens the nearest to the eye is producing the smallest image and graduate in a larger size each steped up.. Look at the below link to get an idea

Your model was made in 1898

$10.00 maybe

Is your hop up unit on? The hop up unit is what keeps the BB from falling out of the barrel. You need to access it and turn it on so it blocks the BBs. Here's a good video tutorial that explains it: https://youtu.be/EYFES6w4jfs

This happens a lot with new BB guns. The problem is likely with your hop up unit - it's not on. You need to access your hop-up unit and turn it on so that it partially blocks your view when you look down the barrel. Otherwise, nothing will be blocking the BB from falling out of the barrel. Here's a good video tutorial that explains it: https://youtu.be/EYFES6w4jfs

Check with a gun shop. They would be happy to sell you one.

As others will probably give you some common general concealed carry mistakes, here are some tips when it comes to carrying concealed in your purse:

• Do not sling your purse over the top of the chair at a restaurant. The purse, along with your gun, is easily snatched this way.
• Do not put your purse in the children's seat in a grocery cart. Again, it can be snatched too easily.
• Have a separate "going out" bag. Many states have laws against carrying in an establishment that serves alcohol.
• Remove your gun from your purse every night. This puts you in the habit of removing it and putting it back in the morning, so you never become complacent and forget you are carrying it.
• Before travelling, use the buddy system. Have someone else double-check all of your bags, including your purse, for guns, ammo or magazines.
• Keep a separate travelling purse and carry-on that your gun never goes in. This will make sure you do not accidentally show up at the airport while carrying.
• Download the iPhone app, Carry Alerts for $2.99. The app warns you when you are entering a "gun-free zone." The alerts will remind you that you have a gun in your purse.

Read more here: http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/purse-carry-dont-caught-carrying-shouldnt/

That serial number should be from the mid 1980s.

Best to take it to a gun smith. They have lots of manuals

A Gunsmith should be able to repair it.

Here is a good resource for Winchester gun appraisals: http://www.winchesterguns.com/news/articles/winchester-firearms-value.html

The twist of a Savage Axis factory barrel chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor is 1:8

Navy Arms does not publish serial number data to show when your firearm was produced. I would recommend calling them at 304-274-0004 or emailing them at [email protected] Good luck.

Contact S&W. They should be able to help you.

If the link below is correct, apparently 1913. http://www.nramuseum.org/media/940941/serialization-date%20of%20manufacture.pdf

No appraisals here

hello u'd need a proper manual for this in my opinion like there are plenty of dealers and online shops that deal in those.. you can get some free at reliable-store and it;s actually really illustrative

Here's the customer service information for Savage Arms; they should be able to help you out: Firearms Support HOURS Monday through Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM EST PHONE US: (413) 568-7001 or (800) 370-0708 Canada: (705) 652-8000 ext. 5101 Custom Rifle Shop: (413) 568-7001 ext. 4299 Rebates & Promos: (866) 269-5194 ADDRESS Savage Arms Headquarters 100 Springdale Road Westfield, MA 01085

Clear the jam. Use a new high quality snap cap. Glock makes and sells 9mm.

Yep, here's a video that may help you out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgSJNUuHc6s