You need to go buy it because I’ve been eyeing it as well, but I don’t have money burning a hole in my pocket.
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I like duplicates of things, and I also owned a Rossi 357 when the prices started with a 3 in the front of them. That’s all they’ll ever be worth to me
Iver Johnson Wagon Master in 22lr. (Aka model 72)
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1960s Bushnell 4x32 Japanese glass.
2.5lb factory trigger.
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1960s Bushnell 4x32 Japanese glass.
2.5lb factory trigger.
Love me some lever guns. I just have a pretty basic collection though. 
My 1973 win94 “Jack Wallace” in 30-30. Previous owner got a little excited with an electro pencil. I keep it like that cause I know that I would want that to be the case if some stranger gets my guns. Great condition, shot very very little. Marble brass front sight and bullseye read right.
Remlin 357mag. XS Scout rail and ghost sights. Burris 2.75x scout scope, lots of Ranger point Precision parts on/in it. Super fun rifle. Need to stick this wolf spring in it I’ve had laying around to help fix a last round feeding issue.
Henry H001 in 22lr. Primary Arms PA22 scope. Large loop. It’s a squirrel killing machine.
My 1973 win94 “Jack Wallace” in 30-30. Previous owner got a little excited with an electro pencil. I keep it like that cause I know that I would want that to be the case if some stranger gets my guns. Great condition, shot very very little. Marble brass front sight and bullseye read right.
Remlin 357mag. XS Scout rail and ghost sights. Burris 2.75x scout scope, lots of Ranger point Precision parts on/in it. Super fun rifle. Need to stick this wolf spring in it I’ve had laying around to help fix a last round feeding issue.
Henry H001 in 22lr. Primary Arms PA22 scope. Large loop. It’s a squirrel killing machine.
I stared at the Remlin 357 mag for awhile trying to decide if I like it. It’s not for me, but it’s pretty cool. Looks like you did a great job with the build.
Saw @OK Corgi Rancher marlins today with the squared off loops. I think they looks super cool. Need to get a marlin now.
My pair of 30-30’s, the 20” is a JM stamped Marlin 336W my dad bought when I was in high school. I traded him a AR for it and brought it home and shot the buck its pictured in the rack of. The 16” youth 336Y I got in trade and had to do a lot of action work on cause it’s a Remington made rifle. The Y is off getting cerekoted magpul of green.
this guy is a deer slaying machine. Nice looking rifles man!
I definitely kill my fair share lol! I am hoping to get out this weekend and get a doe or two. If I get two then all I would have left this season is one doe tag.... I paid for a lifetime to use it so......
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I held 3 different Henry's today and damn near left with one. I need to stay out of C.O.P.S.
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I'm addicted to Lever Gun Porn...
Henry Rimfires (Top to Bottom: .22Mag with octagon barrel, small game carbine in .22Mag, .22LR Yute model)
Marlin 1895G Guide Gun .45-70 Gov't
Winchester 94 .30-30 (I've got 2 of these)
Henry Rimfires (Top to Bottom: .22Mag with octagon barrel, small game carbine in .22Mag, .22LR Yute model)
Marlin 1895G Guide Gun .45-70 Gov't
Winchester 94 .30-30 (I've got 2 of these)
Did Austin have the threaded 22lr model?
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I didn't look at the 22's, sorry. Do the wood stock models have threaded barrels?
Yeah but the threaded ones (H001TSPR) are kinda fugly. Ten round tube and mandatory 24" barrel. Needs eight to ten inches of barrel shaved off to look good. I did the math once and with my 22 can it would run 52-53" OAL
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That's like Kentucky rifle yuge!
Did Linda make it back home? Cuz if not I could move in. No homo
Critter gitter. Took me a long time to find this Mossberg, and I get it in at the FFL and wouldn't you know it it had JUST been in for warranty. It's dead on (I believe one of y'all said 'minute of squirrel') at the 55 yards I've tested it at. I'm fairly sure I can repeatedly get a 22lr thru the mouth hole of a coke can using this. Honestly it's too accurate to install the scope I had planned on using on it.
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Ok I been watching this thread long enough. I went and got mine out. Win 94 in 44mag, Puma 92 case colored octagon barrel in 357 and Rossi 92 in 357. I bought the Rossi from a friend of mine back when $300 used was plenty fair. I bought the Puma as an impulse buy at a gun store I was just killing time at. Wife and I both liked it. Went out and got in car to leave and we looked at each other and smiled which meant we both new we needed that rifle. I’m pretty sure I paid maybe $500 tops for it. The Winchester came to me from the other forum we all know about. I had a Kimber listed there for sale. Nuttin fancy just a $600 Kimber. A guy offered to trade me this win 94 in 44 that was as new. I only studied on the trade for 7 seconds before saying deal. I have been into the guts of the Rossi with the help of a fellas slick it up dvd. It’s smoother and holds more ammo after the mods. The newer rossis are much slicker than the old ones. I’ve heard the Pumas are also Rossi if so they spend more time making them run slick.
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Did Linda make it back home? Cuz if not I could move in. No homo
She did...so you just keep your happy ass over by Tulsa, buddy. And keep your crab scratchers off my lever guns.
