Browning Pump or Lever?

[kamlooky]

Which would be the one to have?
Thinking on grabbing an old Browning Pump 22.
The rear wood has been repaired but other than that,
this gal is in good shape for her age.
Keep the lever and forget about the pump?
Buy the pump and sell the lever?
Or say phoooooooook it and git it and let the two
dispute their differences in the locker?
Frack, now I'm kon fuzed......................

 

[aaron v]

Trombones are fun, and option 3 would be my choice.

 

[piratepete]

Those choices are tough. I'd be happy to store the lever for you for a few years..... I'll make sure it works from time to time as well!

 

[bushwhacker]

Buy both of them, load them up and go rabbit hunting. Give a rabbit a running start and blaze away. After you have tried this with both, my money is on you liking the pump bettter. I LOVE my Winchester Model 61.

 

[sillymike]

Another vote for #3. Diversity is the spice of life!
(That is, unless you really needed the $$...)

 

[ambishooter]

I'll keep the lever, and maybe get a pump later

 

[kamlooky]

Okay, thanks for yu'alls care and kon cern.
Did the third option.
What yu think?

Can this gal toss the spent rounds.
Never seen anything like it.

 

[Barry F]

That is a beauty! I'm jealous...

 

[aaron v]

Nice rifle!

 

[*lawrence]

Very nice, well done!

 

[Cleftwynd]

Whenever someone asks themselves "Should I buy A, or B, or get both", there is only one correct answer, glad to see you got it right!

 

[johNTO]

A pump action .22lr! I've never considered one but they do look interesting and fun.
I do like my pump action shotguns.....hmmmm(wheels are turning). I'm going to have do some research.

 

[bushwhacker]

Looks to me like a clone of my Winchester 61. I put a taller front sight on mine so I could use an aperture sight that fits into the grooved receiver.

 

[Dagmaar]

They are both awesome guns .
I really want a .22 BL . Never shot a pump before but I'd take one anytime .
Get both !