The ugliest Lever Gun ever

[Pat C]

Currently for sale on GB ,definatly a contest front runner.Has a nice bore though.

[Scott Tschirhart]

My 94-22M looks much the same but it really shoots!!

[JimT]

That poor thing has been treated so badly it deserves a good home.

[JBowen]

Just think of the “potential “ !!!

[Gunstore Commando]

Still looks better than a levergun with an AR stock and a quad rail with a bunch of stuff bolted to it.

[Pat C]

Last I looked it was already over $200 and had multiple bids.

[Drawdown]

Still looks better than a levergun with an AR stock and a quad rail with a bunch of stuff bolted to it.

Big Amen on this! I know there's lotta useful add ons along this line, that some benefit & like, that's a good thing! But for me, no way!
But who knows the stories involved in this rifle, and has nothing to do with how it shoots I'm sure, providing barrels ok. I bought a Steven's 15a 22lr long time ago that made this rifle look good, looked like it'd been in back of a Coal truck on a daily haul. Sure took some cleaning and I had refinish it, now it's squirrel head accuracy every shot, and a pleasure to look at!
Sad to see someone let a rifle get in this shape tho, but don't mean it's done for!

[Paladin]

Not if it works.

[Streetstar]

People have a soft spot in their hearts for handi-capable pets too

merely being blind, or missing a limb or two does not stop people anymore from wanting to adopt and care for them


------ and to this i shout a "Hell yes !!"

As for the levergun? == ehhhhhh - spent some time on a boat or in a damp basement evidently -- unfold a lot of bucks and send it to Turnbull or Reeder or someone lesser known who still does great work , and this caterpillar turns into a butterfly ! -- or just clean it up and shoot it as is -- the appearance is repulsive to me , but i like old "patina" trucks so im sure others feel the same way about that


(not mine)

[FLINT]

that's not so bad. I was expecting much worse. I've seen worse for sure

[Pat C]

Looks like one of those gator hunter rifles rode in 5 gal bucket with rotten chicken scraps.

1063891498 Gunbroker

The title was the sellers, thought is fitting ,it's pretty darn fugly.

[FLINT]

Ok. Nevermind, that's pretty bad

[44shooter]

That’s horrible. Yet, I would like to have it

[GunnyMack]

Certainly be a good one to leave in the barn, shed, out house!

[jeepnik]

That’s a beaut. Have you seen some of the abominations they call tactical leverguns?

Push come to shove we’d likely take a lesson from the French by using whatever weapon is at hand and then collecting the weapons of our enemies.

[Pat C]

Yes , that's a whole other level of fugly

[AJMD429]

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Reminds me of a photo I saw of a wrinkled and scarred American Indian lady taken in the 1800’s and she looked to be 150 years old. The wear and tear surely represented a lifetime of stories, triumph, defeats, and perhaps abuse or neglect.

Not ‘ugly’ just ‘worn’ - or in this case beyond ‘well-worn’ and into ‘extremely-worn’….

[Grizz]

just looks forlorn to me. needs a caring care-giver to highlight the positive. might be the barn gun. might have been lifted out of the barn by a twister and deposited in a crik two counties away. yeah, that's a good narrative for this one, The Survivor.

grizz

[Pat C]

Survivor ,yes that's an appropriate name .

[44shooter]

Looks like one of those gator hunter rifles rode in 5 gal bucket with rotten chicken scraps.

And used as the boat paddle AND the anchor!

[4t5]

That could be on an episode of the GUN FATHER.

[Streetstar]

Looks like one of those gator hunter rifles rode in 5 gal bucket with rotten chicken scraps.

1063891498 Gunbroker

The title was the sellers, thought is fitting ,it's pretty darn fugly.

Well. with the closeups, i partially rescind my opinion of this ugly duckling turning into a swan --- sheesh. Unless its a very low pressure round, i dont think id even want to shoot it (just noticed it was a .22 -- might be okay for plinking then

[Pat C]

It sold for $315

[Bill in Oregon]

I think it brought out the parenting instinct.

[LeverGunner]

I'd own it. I'd not pay $200 for it, but I'd own it.

Somewhere I saw a rifle that had a couple of deep pits. The owner had silver solder applied to them to fill the holes. It was actually pretty attractive, it drew attention to the spot, but pleasant attention. Course with the above rifle, it'd be a silver plated gun by the time you got through.