Lets get a some lever action #### going

[SATX]

Winchester 1894 in 30-30 (have since added a Lyman #2 tang sight), & a Winchester Trapper in .45LC

Mint condition Browning (Miroku made) 1886 SRC limited edtion, high-grade 1 of 3000 in 45-70. Stainless steel Rossi 1892 SRC in .45LC. Mint condition Winchester Chief Crazy Horse Commemerative 1894 in 38-55. Uberti 1873 in .45LC.

I also have several Winchesters that I am inheriting from my departed uncle. Among them are an 1876, 2 1892's and another 1894. Can't take possession of them, or finish importing the ones in pics, until my PAL & PAL/R get here.

 

[DansRiverDogs]

All very nice

 

[DansRiverDogs]

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[freddyfour]

SATX what and how are those brass circles on your stocks? I've seen them on a few levers always wondered about them?

 

[GrantR]

SATX what and how are those brass circles on your stocks? I've seen them on a few levers always wondered about them?

They are brass tacks, usually quite dome-headed, intended to simulate a very common technique used by Native Indians to decorate their firearms starting from the earliest days of trading with Europeans......

 

[freddyfour]

Looks kinda neat, not sure I would want to do that to a nice Uberti or a vintage Winchester, but maybe a beat up truck gun.

 

[Pooker]

Nothing fancy, just a post-64 M94 that I recently sold to another member.

 

[SATX]

Looks kinda neat, not sure I would want to do that to a nice Uberti or a vintage Winchester, but maybe a beat up truck gun.

Yeah, I only did that on the mid-1970's Winnie '94 that I use for long range competitions in CAS and one of my first mule-eared SxS's. It went with one of the characters I portrayed while shooting. The Chief Crazy Horse came that way from the factory. The 1886 does not have any brass tacks on the buttstock, I simply had the cover from the SxS on there when I took that pic.

Having used them, I kind of think it gives you a competitive advantage (at least the ones on the forearm) but since it's historically correct, there was never an issue during competition.

 

[freddyfour]

Found this while searching for 336 pictures!!!!!!! It's in 35 Rem!!!!!! I want one!

 

[sk8r]

 

[freddyfour]

Another slick 336

 

[Matt74]

Cool. Like the background. What is the barrel length? I bet that comes to the shoulder quickly!
Matt

 

[freddyfour]

Not mine but it reads chopped to 16", American obviously. Wish we were aloud to do that!

 

[MRP]

Not as fancy photos as some here. My 1902 M92 30WCF and 2013 RH92 .44mg

 

[mcapranos]

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[elKrusto]

Lever addiction, yes I have it

 

[GrantR]

Thought I might have posted these already, but in skimming back through the thread, I see I haven't .....

First is a Chaparral reproduction of the NWMP Model 1876 carbine, chambered in the correct .45-75 -

And something I've had for a number of years, a "faux" NWMP carbine made up in pistol-caliber (.45 Colt) on a Model 1873 action for cowboy action shooting -

 

[freddyfour]

Lever addiction, yes I have it

Tell me a bit about the bottom one there, looks to me like a 92 trapper take down? Is it a new Winchester?

 

[elKrusto]

Yes the bottom one is a new Winchester mod 92, it's a 16" barrel but not a take down, it's a 357 mag

 

[freddyfour]

Yes the bottom one is a new Winchester mod 92, it's a 16" barrel but not a take down, it's a 357 mag

Nice, can I ask how you like it, where you got it a rough price on it? Quality of the wood and does it take down and back together smooth?

I have been thinking about one of these for a bit.