22 mag lever action?

[metalliman545]

what kind are there that arent a bunch of cash? i would like to get one with a loading gate. and theres a 10 round max rimfire for tubes as well right?

[olhunter]

what kind are there that arent a bunch of cash? i would like to get one with a loading gate. and theres a 10 round max rimfire for tubes as well right?

Henry and Marlin and some others. The Marlin isn't made anymore, but they're out there.

No limit on tubes.

Here's the Henry.

http://www.henryrepeating.com/rifle-lever-magnum.cfm

P.S. - Google is your friend.

[metalliman545]

but i wantede one with the actual loading gate, like how you load a regular lever action

[Croweman08]

i think you are SOL on a loading gate 22 mag. if you have a spare 5k you can get a winchester model 1873 22 with a loading gate!

[metalliman545]

hahaha yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, thats a big no. haha. ill stick with a front loading tube.

[Sheepdog1968]

Just out of curiosity, why a 22 mag instead of just 22 LR? I'm just curious.

[metalliman545]

just something different. my father has a marlin model 60 that we shoot a lot in 22lr, always been interested in getting the 22 mag

[Sheepdog1968]

just something different. my father has a marlin model 60 that we shoot a lot in 22lr, always been interested in getting the 22 mag

I hope you find one.

[jyo]

My brother had a Winchester 9422 in .22 Mag---neat little rifle---but, be aware that .22 Mag ammo is many times more expensive than .22 lr---personally, I would try and find a used Marlin or Winchester if a lever gun it must be---my friend in Texas has a slide-action (pump) Rossi .22 Mag that he favors as a front porch "critter gun."

[bjl333]

My brother had a Winchester 9422 in .22 Mag---neat little rifle---but, be aware that .22 Mag ammo is many times more expensive than .22 lr---personally, I would try and find a used Marlin or Winchester if a lever gun it must be---my friend in Texas has a slide-action (pump) Rossi .22 Mag that he favors as a front porch "critter gun."

+1 on the 9422. The 22lr is definately more economical to shoot. Either way a great gun.

[hammerhands32]

I've always wanted a lever gun in 22 mag also. I always get talked out of it by the guys at the gun store. They say that you can get similar ballistics with the high end 22lr but you can still shoot the cheap stuff if you want. Around here 22 mag rivals 9mm in price.

Great just talking about it makes me want one again.