Levers For Your Viewing Pleasure

[echo1]

Hi Gunners,

Here's my current stable of lever action rifles:
Savage 99F .308 Tasco Omnivision 2X7X32 glass
Rossi 92 Carbine .357 mag (4" Rossi .357 goes with)
Marlin 30AS .30-30 Weatherby Premier 3X9X32 glass
Rossi 92 Rifle .357 mag (broken one posted last year - 6" Astra .357 goes with)
Henry Big Boy Steele .41 mag Vortex 1X4X24 glass (6.5" Blackhawk goes with)


Had a Marlin 39 that I gave to my buddy 20 years ago. Been lookin for the right Ruger 96 for at least a decade. Thanks Guys, PAX

[200Apples]

Outstanding! Pax. Thanks for the photo.

Take more!


Tell us more about your Marlin, the one you call a 30AS. Was that simply a special edition of a Model 336?

[echo1]

Outstanding! Pax. Thanks for the photo.

Take more!


Tell us more about your Marlin, the one you call a 30AS. Was that simply a special edition of a Model 336?

From what I've researched the AS was an economy version of the 336, but supposed to have a plain stock, not checkered. I don't know if the guy in front of me swapped furniture or not. I added the mount, scope and spur. It's marked AS on the barrel. Some AS rifles had a shorter tube, I had one I stupidly let get away . It's pretty sweet, not run much before I got and not by me either. Up until the plague madness, I'd buy a couple boxes of ammo every pay cycle or get them off the marketplace here and elsewhere. I scored on some bulk for dirt at one time. I've got close to 1K of 150 gr. ammo for it and 200 rounds of pointy boolits for the Savage 325. PAX

[golfish]

Nice grouping

Thanks for sharing

That Savage is the bees knees...I wish I could find one

[bonesurf]

if we are gonna show and tell (and I also love that Savage)

Modern Levers
Ruglin SBL
Marlin CSBL
Henry X in 357 with the ranger point stuffs


Not so Modern Levers
1895 in Krag from like 1895 or so
1930's 94 in 32 win spl
Spencer by uberti or one of the Italian companies


oldies
1873 top is 44-40
middle is PROBABLY 38-40. heavily "indianized" so I'm afraid to find out
bottom is a marlin 1894 in 44-40


and all the 1873's
same 2 are top, middle
bottom is a SRC in 32-20. SOOOO much fun

[echo1]

Nice iron bones, PAX

[RubEric]

My Levers

.357, 30-30, 218 Bee:


All .22 rf:


SS Levers:.22 rf, .222, .17 MRF, .223, 22-250, 6 1/2 CM

[echo1]

.357, 30-30, 218 Bee:


All .22 rf:


SS Levers:.22 rf, .222, .17 MRF, .223, 22-250, 6 1/2 CM

Beautiful rifles, I'd like a number 1 in 7mm. PAX

[golfish]

Here's a couple..

[echo1]

Very nice rigs g, PAX

[bigbossman]

I think I may have shown these before, but what the heck..... my collection of original Winchester 1892 carbines. From top to bottom - 44-40, 38-40, 32-20, and 25-20:

[bonesurf]

very very nice! it's funny tho everyone gets their own flavor of what they prefer. I dont really like the 92/94 action tho yeah it's "better" than the old toggle actions

[bigbossman]

very very nice! it's funny tho everyone gets their own flavor of what they prefer. I dont really like the 92/94 action tho yeah it's "better" than the old toggle actions

I totally get that. 92's are my jam, though. Probably because I grew up watching westerns where everybody was using one.

I do have a nice original '73 in 32-20, because...Winchester '73

[echo1]

Nice set B, PAX

[Dan_Eastvale]

I think I may have shown these before, but what the heck..... my collection of original Winchester 1892 carbines. From top to bottom - 44-40, 38-40, 32-20, and 25-20:

Nice rack!

I only have pre 64 Winchester 94s. No other levers

I like them, even though the guts fall downward out the bottom working the lever