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Is there a lever action rifle out there than comes in 45LC?
Cheers
Dean
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Dean
There are far more originals/antiques found in 44.40 than .45, but they do exist. As for new guns, most are available in .45. Marlin 1894's; Uberti 66's, yellowboys, and 73's; Winchester 94's; and Rossi 1892's are usually in .45 as well as 38/357, 44.40 and 44mag.
While I have a collection of 92's the Marlin 1894 would be my preference for a CAS gun. Relatively inexpensive and can be tuned and polished without sacrificing reliability.
Just my 2 cents worth.
While I have a collection of 92's the Marlin 1894 would be my preference for a CAS gun. Relatively inexpensive and can be tuned and polished without sacrificing reliability.
Just my 2 cents worth.
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Thanks guys.... after I asked the question, I did a search on Google, and found a good number of repo's in 45LC.
Cheers
Dean
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Dean
HOWDY, Many CAS shooters are useing 73 winchester reproduction rifles ,with short stroke lever kits fited. 20 inch barrels prefered. must hold 10 rounds in the maginze.
I have always used a variety of Marlins,prefer the 24 inch barrel in 45 colt (,steady aim) 357 are good in short barrels .
First choice would be a 73, then a marlin 1894 cowboy, or a winchester 92 can be very smooth.
Stay clear of the winchester 94 in any cal for CAS. They break often . and are to slow in operation for the nastey abuse and demands in this game .
I have always used a variety of Marlins,prefer the 24 inch barrel in 45 colt (,steady aim) 357 are good in short barrels .
First choice would be a 73, then a marlin 1894 cowboy, or a winchester 92 can be very smooth.
Stay clear of the winchester 94 in any cal for CAS. They break often . and are to slow in operation for the nastey abuse and demands in this game .
