I have an older Marlin, one of my favorite guns to shoot, and a tack driver with iron sights.
Sooner State Pawn has a nice winchester.
Look it up.
Look it up.
I used to have a Marlin. Great gun and wish I had it back. I have a Win Trapper in 44 mag now that I do like ... but not as much as that Marlin.
If I were to get another, I might look at Taylors and Co.
If I were to get another, I might look at Taylors and Co.
Isn't there some issue with the Henry centerfires that if you partially open the action like to check if loaded you must fully cycle the action in order to be ready to fire?
It was like it would not go fully into battery if was partially opened.
I would look into an older Marlin or a model 92 clone but that's me
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It was like it would not go fully into battery if was partially opened.
I would look into an older Marlin or a model 92 clone but that's me
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http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbth...topics/8148421/Re_New_Henry_30_30_has_multipl
I have a 22 Henry and it's been great and recommend a rimfire to anyone but between these issues (4th one the guy list was one I'm talking about) and not having a loading gate I'll pass on the centerfires.
I won my 22 though in a raffle but doubt I would ever buy one outright
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I have a 22 Henry and it's been great and recommend a rimfire to anyone but between these issues (4th one the guy list was one I'm talking about) and not having a loading gate I'll pass on the centerfires.
I won my 22 though in a raffle but doubt I would ever buy one outright
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Marlin - the older, the better. Flat top receiver is perfect platform for optics.
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I have a Puma stainless Model 92 carbine in 44mag. Fit and finish on this gun is really good, especially for the price. I love shooting mine and am able to hit an 8" gong at 100 yards over and over. Still want to take a deer with it, but haven't spent enough time in the woods yet. If you can find a Browning Model 92 I would pick it up in a heart beat. Personally I prefer the Model 92 over 94. The Henry Big Boy is a fine rifle. My uncle has one and I borrowed it for a bit. The action may be a bit smoother, but it is a lot more money. I picked up the Puma at Gander Mountain in Wichita back in 2006 for $369. I would buy many more at that price.
have 2 older marlins - 357 - 44 - you cant beat them, other than price. I have a red dot on the 44 and that is perfect....minute of deer at 125 yds...
get a marlin if you can otherwise look at the rossi or henry.
plus, it carries enough rounds to be a SHTF rifle....especially with the red dot....
get a marlin if you can otherwise look at the rossi or henry.
plus, it carries enough rounds to be a SHTF rifle....especially with the red dot....
I own a Rossi/Taurus M92 stainless .44 mag...pretty decent rifle and I really like it.
The only thing I've done to it was delete the bolt safety and remodel the rear sight just a bit to get it on target at close range. The newer Rossi carbines also have scope base holes underneath the rear sight..and Rossi/Taurus/Braztec offer a scope base to fit
The only thing I've done to it was delete the bolt safety and remodel the rear sight just a bit to get it on target at close range. The newer Rossi carbines also have scope base holes underneath the rear sight..and Rossi/Taurus/Braztec offer a scope base to fit
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