rodney482
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Can we hear more? I'm very interested.
Can we hear more? I'm very interested.
Cool, but what would be the advantage over one chambered in .41 or .44 mag?
Cool, but what would be the advantage over one chambered in .41 or .44 mag?
John
41 is like hens teethCool, but what would be the advantage over one chambered in .41 or .44 mag?
John
Maybe some different lower-production internals to deal with feeding the rimless cartridge.Interesting that MSRP is $100 more than the other 1894s.
Who is the end user?
The guy that wants one box of ammo for his grizz rifle and pistol on his dog sled?
Seems like an economical choice (other than initial firearm cost) with great ammo availability for straight-wall states.Who is the end user?
The guy that wants one box of ammo for his grizz rifle and pistol on his dog sled?
Sounds like my view of a Marlin model 60Seems like an economical choice (other than initial firearm cost) with great ammo availability for straight-wall states.
I killed a slew of varmints growing up with my Win 94 trapper in .357 Mag. Wouldn’t hesitate to chase deer with it. Made a great kids rifle.
That was a Win 9422 for me. Later I added a 9422M and the 94 in .357 to the spectrum.Sounds like my view of a Marlin model 60
I have an 1890 and 1887, but never owned a 63That was a Win 9422 for me. Later I added a 9422M and the 94 in .357 to the spectrum.
Marlin 60s are sweet. I’ve also got a soft spot for Win 1890 pumps and 63 semi-autos.
My 63 is one of the Browning repops. Beautiful rifle. I’ve got 90s in 22 Short, 22 Long, and 22 WRF. The WRF was my grandfather’s whitetail poaching rifle. He kept his family fed with it during some hard times in the early 70s.I have an 1890 and 1887, but never owned a 63