Snaveba

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Well, if f I could rid myself of the lever gun itch, I would buy a CZ PCR. That is the next pistol on my list.

That, but with suppressed 300BO

It would be better if the “table top” was made of AR550.

Digging in the archives….

Sold

Sold

Never mind

Winchester 1873, the beautiful Bridgette Bardo, Viva Maria

bump - Individual Pricing Added

Was that really 40 years ago. dang I feel old.

I have one of these with a red dot. great shooting pistol. GLWS

That’s like a giant magazine fed version of my model 63. Or more like my model 63 is a small, tube fed version of that.

Nice grab

Bump for price drop. How about $100 Daddy is saving for a lever gun

Thanks Hipower. I’m gonna get one. Just trying to figure out what caliber, model, age, etc.

I’m leaning towards the Model 36/336 because I want a lever with the “pistol” grip stock since I have three Winchester model 94s and a Rossi model 92. I don’t think it was ever offered on .357. The standard .30-30 I suppose it makes sense if I am sticking with a center fire (since I already have 2 and ammo is not too crazy $) . However, for some reason, part of me wants a new caliber and .35 Remington just sounds cool.

So, if one was looking to add to their collection, say a Marlin 36 or 336, and currently, one has levers in calibers .30-30, .32WS, and 44mag, should said new Marlin be in an existing caliber (.30-30 or 32WS) or maybe something new like 35 Remington? Or some other pistol caliber? Thoughts?

You can with a 2x4

Although with all the SUVs, there are a lot of vehicles without trunks now.

So, I put my gun and ammo in the trunk, as directed by the proposed law. I then lock my car and leave. Some douche smashes out my window, rifles through my car, pops the trunk (now accessible since the car is open) and steals my gun. It’s still stolen but I guess I am safe from prosecution? Something tells me all guns will be stolen from “locked trunks” in the future

I put a limbsaver on my 44mag lever. I’m hoping it makes a difference.

I’ll take it. PM sent

Hey now, be careful with the disparaging remarks about Tab. That was the best of the diet cola. So sad they finally stopped producing it.

I suppose it also depends upon what you what the 1911 to do? Are you shooting competitively, or just plinking steel? Do you need tight groups, or just want to hit the steel? I love my GI style 1911 in .45 and it shoots great. It is fairly accurate for it construction. I do wish it has a dovetail front sight. If I were to get another, it will probably be a step up to include better sights. Other than that, it’s love it for what it is.