Thank you Gents for all the tips! Esteban. "A little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical…It is a medicine necessary for the sound health of government." Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison on January 30, 1787. “A...

Howdy Old Savage, Well sir, I'd most definitely like to bring the rifle in! What part of Southern California are you located?...I attend California Maritime- Academy up in the north, but I'll be spending a few days in North San Diego county during the last days of Feb. I can be reached at: eugarte A...

Thank you Gentlemen for the replies, I'll keep in mind to action the rifle nice and fast and put plenty of rounds through her! I'm starting with the Hornady Lever Revolution rounds, but I just placed an order from Cast Performance for some WLNGC 405 grainers...thinking of pushing them at around 1800...

Howdy Gents, I recently picked-up my first levergun ever, it's a Marlin 1895 LTD III (got it new in box). Being new to the wonderful world of leverguns, I'm not sure if the following is normal: I cycled some new rounds through the action, and noticed that the more times they were cycled through, the...

Thanks fer yer reckonings, you know, I finished my finals on Saturday morning, I came home, popped-in The Shootist, and had myself a glass of rye... I was feeling pretty good, either because i'd done so well with finals, and probably after that second rye... I got on the horn, called the place selli...

Oh yeah, well, I love the aesthetics of the LTD, the octagon barrel, brown wood and blue steel...and honestly that's what I'm leaning towards, but I can get the SBL AND the scope for the price of the LTD... Choices choices!
As for the Centennial...it'll make a great graduation gift!

Howdy Gentlemen, O.k., so this is where I'm at...I originally wanted to purchase an Uberti, Win. 1876 "Crossfire Trail" rifle in .45-60...after reading that these "new" rifles were inherently weak (meaning I could not soup-up the .45-60 cartridge), I decided to go with a Marlin 1...