They’re busy making my suggestion of a semi auto that fires walrus tusks and has a narwhal tusk bayonet.Originally Posted by Can-down
That’s the reason that they don’t have time to respond to other far less practical suggestions.
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They’re busy making my suggestion of a semi auto that fires walrus tusks and has a narwhal tusk bayonet.
That’s the reason that they don’t have time to respond to other far less practical suggestions.
Glad maple ridge started a thread ,,,,,with feedback.
Henery dropped the ball on this one..eet.dees.ntz
Bears repeating . Stop making new models , just make more of the ones you have. Every place is sold out .
Less-reliant hobby farmer, proud dad, and marginal podcaster.
A good double rifle in any caliber for that matter. 45-70 would likely be my choice for domestic calibers. Heck, only affordable double comes from Baikal these days. Not likely to come from Henry, but share your sentiment.
16.5" 300 blackout or 6.8 spc levergun with a proper pistol grip stock and a top rail would be neat
Slava Ukraini!
Make What We Can Feed
More models (levers ) in :
7.62x39 And 7.62x54R, 308,
Lots of great calibers but not always available in many cities
Cheers
Canadian-themed export models
A guide to filing an ATIP:
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...n-ATIP-Federal
I'd rather be judged my 12 than carried by 6.
Stainless steel Long Ranger in .338 Fed :P
I know it'll never happen. But it would be damn cool.
Seems reasonable. ;D
Left handed 375 H&H
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