UnionStrong
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Non-Political Gun Talk (On topic)
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BlackFriday
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Too big for concealed imo and limited rounds BUT it's an awesome choice if you can give up those.
sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
It's about Glock 19 Goldilocks-sized and weighs less.
UnionStrong
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Sounds familiar
I have been lurking
Tired hubrat
I just learned about this. Too short of a barrel and expensive for CC
542thruNthru
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California gun owner.
UnionStrong
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Sorry, not legal in CA
542thruNthru
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Neither is pooping on the sidewalk you L 7 weenie.
sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
That's why Alexa is secretly tattling on him right now.
Johney
Pineapple King
“Alexa whose knocking down the door”?
UnionStrong
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BlackFriday
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Anyone know much about lever action marlin rifles? I have 2. A 357 and a 44mag. Both are mid 80's and in pristine condition. I recently spoke with someone who said the value of these lever actions have really increased. True?
oldngray
nowhere special
I have a Marlin 1894 in .357 but have no idea how much the value has increased. Nice little rifle but I never did shoot it much.
UnionStrong
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Check out gunbroker to see what they’re going for. Don’t go by what they’re selling for in your area only. Neither of those calibers is ideal for deer hunting, but the .44 would be a decent hog rifle.
oldngray
nowhere special
.357 is the minimum pistol caliber allowed for deer here. Good enough most of the time but I agree .44 would be a better choice.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Ida know, but I want one. Especially the 357
UnionStrong
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I got a 1873 Uberti in .357, nice round in a lever.
BlackFriday
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I don't shoot much at all but I enjoy owning my collection. The values are going up slightly each year. I don't hate that.
I did this. The "sold for" prices are way more than I paid which is good. For some reason people, in my area, are very much in love with lever action rifles. The local pawn shop has a ton of rifles on display and only one is lever action. Even my ".22 Henry Golden Boy" has become much more valuable than I paid.
Interesting how minimum calibers are different from one area to another. In my area you can use a 223. Then again the deer here are much smaller than the colder climate states.
They are nice IMO. I didn't need to do much to the 357 but I had to do a lot of work on the 44mag to get it to cycle as rapidly as possible. Even a few thousandths on the OAL would cause a slow feed prior to working the ramp etc.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
I can load 357 to suit
