On GB they're hanging out around 3k for a 45-70, from what I can tell. I really like them.
"Sad"
In the fact that making them into "scary, black, killing machines" puts them more onto the libturd radar.
"Really sad"
Altering a "classic" pre-64. I would be buying a newer '94, do the alterarations for them and KEEP the original.
I love lever guns. The new tacticool styles are bringing some of the younger generation into the fold. The new models are cool, but not destroying a classic.
In the fact that making them into "scary, black, killing machines" puts them more onto the libturd radar.
"Really sad"
Altering a "classic" pre-64. I would be buying a newer '94, do the alterarations for them and KEEP the original.
I love lever guns. The new tacticool styles are bringing some of the younger generation into the fold. The new models are cool, but not destroying a classic.
Yes sir. My shop has built all of these so far, with many more to come.
Found one when they first came out $780 including shipping
Attachments
I'm just entering into the lever gun field. Henry .22 mag and my FIL Marlin 336 which will remain as inherited.
I'm in the crowd that says if you can find a classic gun and can make it pretty, get after it.
The classic crowd says leave it as found as the value will decline if modified.
I don't care. I don't sell guns but have restored several to new condition like a Win Mod 12 shotgun and some older .22's by refinishing the stocks. My heirs can debate if that should or should not have happened.
Put a short tube red dot on the Henry .22 mag, using it for armadillos and the lever gun steel challenge at our range.
I'm in the crowd that says if you can find a classic gun and can make it pretty, get after it.
The classic crowd says leave it as found as the value will decline if modified.
I don't care. I don't sell guns but have restored several to new condition like a Win Mod 12 shotgun and some older .22's by refinishing the stocks. My heirs can debate if that should or should not have happened.
Put a short tube red dot on the Henry .22 mag, using it for armadillos and the lever gun steel challenge at our range.
Your gun, your rules, no? That's my philosophy.
Marlin 336 30-30
Barrel cut to 16 1/2” and crowned
Ranger Point Precision lever, trigger, hammer spur, takedown screw
Upgraded stock set
Laser Engraved
Cerakote black and Distressed Burnt Bronze
Barrel cut to 16 1/2” and crowned
Ranger Point Precision lever, trigger, hammer spur, takedown screw
Upgraded stock set
Laser Engraved
Cerakote black and Distressed Burnt Bronze
Attachments
Similar threads
- Sale Price: 600$
- Sale Price: 600$
