Lever action for prepping

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David
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Re: Lever action for prepping

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Makes an interesting option.
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Re: Lever action for prepping

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David wrote: ↑Wed Jun 02, 2021 1:10 pm
Shot a LOT of 30-30 as a kid. I have always said it was the 7.62x39 of the west.

I'd get one except that a) I don't hunt deer really and b) if I did, I wouldn't be shooting 200 yards.

I hate a scope on a lever. But I really like it for all medium range work.
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Re: Lever action for prepping

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Just for the sake of conversation....

I picked up a 44 mag barrel for my H&R single shot shotgun a couple years ago.

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That's a cut down 357 mag bbl below it. You can fit pistol caliber barrels on H&R shotgun frames.

As for lever guns. Here is my Winchester 94 30-30. It was made in 1941

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And my Marlin 44 mag. That's a 1-3x Weaver V3 scope on it. The old eyes need optics these days.

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Added bonus. My 357 mag Timberwolf and Security 6

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