Speaking of Browning 1886's

Aussie Chris · Post by **Aussie Chris** » Mon May 16, 2011 10:18 pm

This just advertised for sale today, first ive seen here in Aus.

Tad bit pricey!

getitdone1 · Post by **getitdone1** » Mon May 16, 2011 10:31 pm

Aussie Chris wrote:This just advertised for sale today, first ive seen here in Aus.

Tad bit pricey!

Aussie Chris,

Pricey is right. Perhaps in Austrailia American guns sell for more than here.

See on GunsInternational.com they are selling for a lot less. Check it out.

This is a heavy gun, maybe heavier than you'd like. That's why I went with the carbine SRC version of this same gun.

Don

Paul Jenkins · Post by **Paul Jenkins** » Tue May 17, 2011 7:05 pm

THEY ARE HEAVEY, NOT AN ALL DAY CARRY GUN, BUT, THE EXTRA WEIGHT HELPS EASE THE RECOIL OF HEAVEY HUNTING LOADS. i JUST SOLD ONE TO nATE kIOWA jONES TO UPGRADE???
FOR $1400. anib. aND VERY ACCURATE. iT WAS A GREAT PLEASURE TO OWN & LOTS OF FUN TO SHOOT.

Aussie Chris · Post by **Aussie Chris** » Tue May 17, 2011 9:26 pm

I would like the SRC version like KirkD's new purchase. Hard to find any old Winchesters and Marlins are generally a fair bit expensive compared to over there.
The hard thing is just finding them, gone are the days of seeing any pre 64 Winchester on a gunshop rack.

Ive only ever seen one in my life and that was a 1950's src 94 in 2003 when I was 18.

Chris

COSteve · Post by **COSteve** » Wed May 18, 2011 10:04 am

Paul Jenkins wrote:THEY ARE HEAVEY, NOT AN ALL DAY CARRY GUN, BUT, THE EXTRA WEIGHT HELPS EASE THE RECOIL OF HEAVEY HUNTING LOADS. i JUST SOLD ONE TO nATE kIOWA jONES TO UPGRADE???
FOR $1400. anib. aND VERY ACCURATE. iT WAS A GREAT PLEASURE TO OWN & LOTS OF FUN TO SHOOT.

Forgot you had the caps lock on?

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