44 Mag Lever

[Castle Rock]

Just buy a Rossi

 

[MakAttack]

I have several Henrys, including a 44, as well as a Marlin and a Winchester. In my opinion of the new make lever guns Henry is the best. They don't screw around with crappy add on safety buttons on switches like all the other makes. The safety built into the hammer is covert and doesn't add anything to the exterior of the action. The Ranger Point Precision trigger sear is the only thing I do to mine besides lube and cycle the action a few hundred times when they're brand new.

 

[Sccritterkiller]

Find an old Marlin...

 

[Jakerex]

Just buy a Rossi

I'd like to scope it. Can you scope a rossi?

 

[Fartrell Cluggins]

Don't forget that Smith and Wesson just entered the game too.

I want a 44 magnum lever gun, but with all the iterations out there, nobody makes what I want.

Stainless, 16" bbl, synthetic, straight stock, drilled and tapped for scope.

 

[Fartrell Cluggins]

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Find an old Marlin...

Sub-optimal twist rate. The one I had was horribly inaccurate.

 

[Jakerex]

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Find an old Marlin...

I would like to find one. I actually had one in the past but it shot like chit.....like real bad. I sold it, and I'm scared of buying it again. Hahahaha. I didn't keep the serial number and it didn't have any identifying markings.

 

[Jakerex]

Don't forget that Smith and Wesson just entered the game too.

I want a 44 magnum lever gun, but with all the iterations out there, nobody makes what I want.

Stainless, 16" bbl, synthetic, straight stock, drilled and tapped for scope.

I like the looks of the S&W but its heavier than both the Henry and the Marlin. Not sure why these levers need to be so heavy..

 

[Castle Rock]

I'd like to scope it. Can you scope a rossi?

You can, but a 44 lever needs a red dot