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I have cresents on a 94 in 38-55, 1895's in 30-40 and 30-06 and an 1886 in 45/70. The 45/70 with hot loads is the only one that is the least bit harsh. For hunting use-- it would be unnoticable. I limit myself to 5 shot strings at the bench then switching guns and returning later for more with the 8...

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I bought a carbine in 30-40, a carbine in 30-06 and the case colored takedown in 30-06.
The only one fired is the 30-06 carbine. It is very accurate and the smoothest lever gun I own. I would highly recommend one.

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For my 50 alaskan-- I take a 535 grain woodleigh and pinch off the exposed tip with side cuts, then take some sandpaper and sand the profile to a flatpoint --- don't want a mag tube detonation on this baby!!

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I bought it when Winchester went under, it was sitting in a country gunshop for years--- it was late 1998 production (if memory serves). I got it dirt cheap.

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I have a NIB 444 timber carbine, ported with (I think) 16 1/2 inch barrel. Mine is the crossbolt model which was a 9 month run.

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nice job shopping!

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I don't want to list the chamberings, but 18 rifle cartridges and 12 hangun rounds.

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I put the leupold 2x8 on my 308 express. I wanted the silver color and a scope that was small enough it did not ruin the balance of the gun.

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I'd send it back to marlin and have it rebarrelled, then send the bill to the idiot who screwed it up. Maybe you could talk marlin into putting on sights if you sent them in?

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I've got a tc new englander in 54 cal. The daggone thing misfired everytime I got a shot at a deer with it. Our late muzzer season is the first week of january-- usually 10 below zero and snow. A friend told me to remove the nipple and fill the tube to the chamber with more powder. Seemed to make it...

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The 7600 runs 7 pounds naked in 30-06.

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I have a .444 timber carbine. Its NIB, with the action never levered. Ported with very short barrel and the crossbolt safety. Very few of this one made.

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Gentlemen, not only can you use the more efficient spitzer bullet in this rifle for better downrange performance. There is a chapter in "Big Bore Rifles" with loads worked up specifically for this rifle which exceed the pressure ratings of the lever actions. Remember, the 760, 7600 rifles ...

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There is a special weaver set up for the 94 big bore for scope mount. I have a scope on my winchester big bore in 307. If your interested I'll look up the part numbers-- I bought an extra set as I figured they would not always be available and I have a NIB 94 timber carbine in .444 marlin.

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Try some 185 grainers and see where they shoot. Do you know that those commeratives sell for well over $1000.00. I would work for a load that shoots in that gun and refrain from doing anything that would modify it from original. Although collector value has been damaged from shooting it, if in origi...

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2ndovc, The winchester 1886 deluxe takedown is a very beautiful rifle. The fit, finish and wood grain are beyond description. The 1895 in 30-40 is a very nice reproduction and the wood does have some figure to it. Unlike you, I have been purchasing these and I feel I shouldd be buying 'black rifles&...

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I would buy the .444 and I have both.

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I have a Marlin Cowboy 45/70 and a 1st year 1895 45/70 standard rifle along with a Ruger 77 .458WM and a Winchester 70 in 470 Capstick. With the 45/70's I can fire 20 rounds of 405's at 2000fps with little discomfort. 20 rounds of 458 WM shooting 500grains at 2150fps leaves me with a bruise and a sh...

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AHHHHHHHHHH-- the home town of Obama. Could you expect anything less than the complete violation of your constitutional rights!!

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I wish I could post some photos of the 1886 deluxe takedown I got last year-- it has to be seen to appreciate the great workmanship.

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Thats not true! One will run, the other will invite them in for pancakes and the third will fight them but let the illegals ruin us from within!

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I don't know any wheels at Browning but can say that I was subjected to the same FU attitude from them. Have not bought any Browings from them lately.

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Well, being an Illinois agency and being in one of the most stringent gun control states in the USA that violates my constitutional right to a gun every time I cross the state line. I say that the laws they have passed there should b e enough protection for them. What the heck do they need any ammo ...

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I have a Turnbull reworked 1895 Marlin Cowboy in 50 alaskan. I have just loaded some 535 grain woodleighs with the nose flattened for safety to 1860fps out of my 26 inched barrel gun. As these woodleighs are used in 50 cal DG bolt guns-- I do not know why they would not be just as effective from a l...

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Night of the Grizzly is my favorite Clint Walker movie. I like it when he attempts to gut "Ol Satan" while the bear is trying to pull him from under the log.

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I would be looking at davidsons run of 1886 takedown deluxe models. I bought one last year and am fighting the urge to buy another and send it to turnbull to become a 50-110.

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I have 4 that have his crossbolt delete on them.

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lying ***, he shure did not believe that when representing his constituiants in illinois. you can't even drive through the state for fear of getting arrested with your shotgun when going to wisconsin or north dakota to bird hunt!

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Guys, I am in Pa. this week on business, stopped at a store on flegal rd in clearfield. they had both a remington 14 and 141 in 35 remington. both in very good condition. they also had 3 savage 99's on the rack. Pricing was fair $399. to $499. depending on the gun.

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looks like a full field or idiots! Why is it always the lessor evil and never the best man to vote for!

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I got stuck on the repros-- bought a carbine in 30-06 and 30-40 and a take down in 30-06.

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I have the Remington 121 that both my father and I learned to shoot on. Serial number around 2000 which dates it to the late teens. Still shoot it for small game and targets.

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good looking shooter! You could probably have a smith open it up to handle the bullet shape you want to use, should be an easy job.

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Well Obama is a clown, but blackwell is less than honest and i don't trust him any more than obama!

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Terry,
you can visit here anytime!! OH-----------IO!!

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I have killed 3 with a 6" smith and wesson revolver at 20 to 25 yards with no problem.

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beautiful guns!

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Couldn't be any worse than my 8 pound 470 capstick or Al's 50-110 lever gun!

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All I use is Reloader 7 or imr-3031. Reloader 7 gives better velocity for me.

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Horsepower costs cash! Not too much to pay for the fun!

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I'm not aware of any guiding service in Ohio. There are many "high fenced" reserves that offer guide service, but you really do need that for deer.

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I actually bought the takedown with the idea of sending it to Turnbull got rechambering to 50-110. It is so pretty, that I can't do it. I have thought about a Turnbull case finish on the reciever and funrnitue and the Winchester horse and rider in gold on the reciever.

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good plan--- might work out!

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I purchased one march of 2007. The wood is fantastic as well as the finish. I purchased mine for $ 1690.00 with sales tax included. I have not had the heart to shoot it.

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Al,
they are all sold now-- kicked around getting one and having it converted to 50-140 but did not get it done.

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secondly -- quality always sells at a better price. Would you rather buy a smith and wesson or taurus in 38 for the same dollar?

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well the 1895 repros are about $1500.00 and very niche items -- I see the 94's being the same

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Well the model 70 I bought 2 weeks before Winchester went down was $560. 00 with tax. Now the new ones are priced at $1188.00 with tax. with the last retail of a 94 original legacy 30-30 at $597.00 from my catalogue-- that means a new one will be about $1300.00 with sales tax. That for a 94 with reb...

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The absolutely true and saddest part of this discussion it that TR could never get a nomination to run. Heck, look at what we have today for candidates. Anyone, who was worthy to hold office did not stand a chance to run. Sorry circumstance indeed!

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Having lived 3 years in Alabama, my response would be that I am looking to move somewhere less hot and humid!

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