Snapped this shot before moving to my safe. Couple of 94/22s, some Marlin 39s and 60s and MXs, rest are mostly 94s.

Very nice! What caliber is that MXLR in the middle?

Ones a 308 the other is 338. Not pictures is my 308SDT trapper.

NICE

Very nice. I wouldn't mind getting my hands on a 308 lever gun. The marking 39's are awesome little rifles

Those stainless/laminate guns sure are purdy! I had one in 45-70. Should not have let that one go.

I love leverguns. I have a guide gun and henry golden boy, and a Winchester 1895 is on my wish list.

I missed a really good deal on a 308 a couple of years ago, because I didn't know what it was. I've had regrets ever since.

I'm trying to talk myself into only taking one of my lever guns with me opening weekend. Probably the Marlin .35 Remington. It's hard not to pick up the .270 Bolt action since I have so much more confidence with it.

Love my 1894's... Do need a 45LC to finish the collection!

Really nice collection!

I have always been a fan of the Model 94 Big Bores in 307, 356, 375, and 444. Pretty much just settled on the 356 as the best all around lever gun caliber for me though. It costs more to feed now than me though so it don't see much action.

Here it is last year doing some pig popping. NEVER had one take a step after being hit with it. I cant say that about any other caliber I have used and God knows I have used some big ones!

You have a 357 in there you want to sell? I want a .357 lever gun bad.

Very nice guns! I only have 3, a Win 94 in 30-30, Henry .22 and a Browning BLR in .308. I think every man ought to have at least one. I mean heck, they tamed the west, lol. Arguably speaking of course...

I am a lefty, so always like levers for their ambidextrous nature. I have a 80s BLR in 358 I love. I also have a couple winne 95s (30 gov, and 405) 4 94s I Inherited over the years, a cool Marlin 32-20, a custom Grizzly arms 356 win built on a Marlin, 2 Winchester 94/22, and a a cool new Chippa take down 1886 that is hard crome and I have not shot once she'll out of it....I'd like to try that out soon.

Ed

Ditto

The only lever gun I have at the moment is a Rossi .357 trapper in stainless. It's such a neat carbine that handles well both stalking and riding an atv.

I've only got two lever guns; I feel like such an amateur.

Me too. One is a Winchester 94 in .32 and the other is a 30-30

Got a Rossi 94 357 and a Jap Winchester 92 in 357. Holding on to both.

Ive had this 39m carbine for 33 years and I killed my favorite buck with a Glenfield 30-30

Nothing like a good lever action, I love my Savage 99 in .308

Is that some masking tape barrel bands I see on the right hand side? What are you going to use to finish it?

Savage 99CD in .308 that I bought new 35 years ago is my favorite...

Marlin 1895 45-70 (This thing is just fun to shoot)
Marlin 336 35 Rem
Marlin 336 30-30

All of 'em have brought home the bacon......er venison!

Always good to see the levergun nuts show up.

Lever lover myself; most of the Marlins from 218 Bee through the 44 & 45 caliber big bores. Also enjoy the Rossi 92s; all of them from the 357 Mag through 480 Ruger, except the 44-40 Win. Have three Rossi Rio Grandes as well; 30-30 Win, 45-70 Govt., and had another 30-30 rebore/rechambered to 38-55 Win by JES.

I don't know if I really have a favorite as I like them all. I have enough hog hunting here on the ranch that I live on that I can keep them all exercised. They are all fed by cast bullets.

I have sold a couple of Marlins over the last few years at a point that the prices where peaking. A 336SC in 219 Zipper, personally while varmint hunting I would rather use the 1894CL in 25-20 Win or 32-20 Win. Also a 336ER in 356 Win. It, like the 219 Zipper had just gotten too valuable for me to be dragging through the brush. Once I start leaving them behind, that is it. I also sold a 444P to a friend, he wouldn't leave me alone about it but I have two others. Also sold a 1895MR, that is the 450 Marlin full size rifle. I used it on nilgai hunts but honestly, with the distance you have to put in on those critters the rifle was just too heavy. My Rossi RG4570 fills that place very nice being almost 2 pounds lighter than the 1895MR.

Just gonna throw some stain on it. It's a buddies squirrel gun I worked on, nothing fancy.

That never became more obvious to me than it did last week when I took the wife to Yellowstone. We flew into Salt Lake and made the drive through a lot of area that was once wilderness. I even commented to her how a repeating firearm was once a man's best friend in those parts.