This my WWG Alaskan Co-Pilot in 45-70. It will also shoot .457 and 2.5” .410 shotgun shells. She’s got a 16.25” barrel and has a Kevlar stock and foreend. View attachment 171826
I seriously need one of these. Just let me know when your done with it
This my WWG Alaskan Co-Pilot in 45-70. It will also shoot .457 and 2.5” .410 shotgun shells. She’s got a 16.25” barrel and has a Kevlar stock and foreend. View attachment 171826
Ive got a long line of folks who have told me the same thing.I seriously need one of these. Just let me know when your done with it
I have the medium lever, cloverleaf sights, trigger, and loading gate. All are easy to install and very well made. Now if I can just come up with the coin to send it to Clements Custom Guns for a cut to an outfitter length barrel and a nice action job it’ll be done.I knew I was in trouble when I realized my office is about 15 minutes away from them. Lol
What is this? Love the schnabel forend.
What is this? Love the schnabel forend.
This is awesome. Good to see that the myth of needing a 3k howitzer to kill elk has been busted. Excellent job man.View attachment 229069Killed my first bull with a Marlin 30-30.
Thanks! I’ve taken more game with that rifle than anything else I own.This is awesome. Good to see that the myth of needing a 3k howitzer to kill elk has been busted. Excellent job man.
I always carry a levergun or a falling block, lever operated rifle.
I dissent about the 30/30 however, it is responsible for alot of wounding in the old days.
These days the 30/30 can perform pretty well with modern components.
I would like to pick up a Miroku 1895/ .270 win. Rare as hen's teeth though.
Oh man, you guys are killing me, but OK.
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