9mm in Lever or Pump?

[rickm]

Sometimes no matter how you try your just cant do what you want to do with just one. My wife would be happy if i just stuck with one caliber instead of the 28 or so i reload for lol

 

[MacFromOK]

This Italian made may be more in Mac's budget. Unfortunately it only offered in .45 Colt which puts it out of his criteria.
https://www.uberti-usa.com/1873-revolver-carbine-and-buntline

Not a big fan of revolving rifles anyway, but I do like the looks of that one better. It looks like it was actually designed to be a rifle.

 

[Glock 40]

Never seen 9mm but there is a guy in the cowboy action world that converts Uberti 1873 to 45 acp. The conversion is $560 plus figure $1300ish for a new rifle. So it aint cheap, I have seen a couple guys that use them and they run as good as 38s and 45lcs that have been worked.
http://www.codyscowboyshop.com/

 

[MacFromOK]

Never seen 9mm but there is a guy in the cowboy action world that converts Uberti 1873 to 45 acp. The conversion is $560 plus figure $1300ish for a new rifle. So it aint cheap, I have seen a couple guys that use them and they run as good as 38s and 45lcs that have been worked.
http://www.codyscowboyshop.com/

Yeah... for that price I'd probably rather go with a .357 lever. The difference would buy a good bit of ammo.

Might pay a bit more for a 9mm pump, but apparently they're like unicorns.

 

[Aries]

Yeah... for that price I'd probably rather go with a .357 lever. The difference would buy a good bit of ammo.

Might pay a bit more for a 9mm pump, but apparently they're like unicorns.

 

[Tin Star Firearms]

www.grizzlycustom.com has learned from Ranger Point Precision on their Marlin rifle conversions according to their web page. They are currently only making a .45acp and 10mm version it appears. Pretty pricey but it is custom work.

Andrew

 

[CorpsVet]

How about a revolver carbine...

https://www.protactical.com.au/bran...-carbine-9mm-revolver-rifle-16-5-blued-6-shot

That looks like the shooters forearm would be burned by gasses and lead particles coming out of the cylinder gap between the cylinder and the barrel.

 

[Dumpstick]

Im sitting here trying to think if i have ever seen a lever that didnt use a rimmed case cartridge and cant think of one.

.35 Remington anyone ?

 

[MacFromOK]

I've Never owned a lever-action (lol, well... other than a Daisy BB gun)

Well, sheesh... I feel rather like an idjit at the moment.

I do have Dad's old lever-action Ithaca single-shot .22mag. For some reason it didn't even come to mind when I posted that.


EDIT: Hmmm... technically this belongs to Sweetie (it was her Dad's), but we also have a single-shot ".22 shotgun" that's only designed to shoot 22-shot (it has a smooth bore and a bead front sight).

Anywho... its trigger guard has a short tail, and the guard works as a lever to break the barrel open.

Man, I guess memory really is the first thing to go... :/

 

[HoLeChit]

www.grizzlycustom.com has learned from Ranger Point Precision on their Marlin rifle conversions according to their web page. They are currently only making a .45acp and 10mm version it appears. Pretty pricey but it is custom work.

Andrew

I would do some disgusting, horrible things to afford one of the 10mm conversions. That's on my dream gun list.