Ran across a pic that is several years old of my favorite Lever action, thought we haven't hd a lever action thread in aa while




Marlin 1894 LTD-SS 357 mag

This is the pre 64 Winchester 30-30 my Grandpa gave me some years ago. I’ve only shot it a handful of times.

Winchester 94 Big Bore chambered in 356 Winchester. Really would like to hunt with this gun more often but ammo cost and availability is a HUGE factor with this one. Its a shame to because it really thumps the pigs hard!

Rossi in 45 Colt. It has made an excellent little hunting rifle.

Nice presentation...

Glenfield Model 30A that was purchased new by my grandfather. My uncle inherited after grandfather passed away. When my uncle passed, my cousins gifted the rifle to me. I had the entire thing gone through and Ceracoated along with the camo dip on the stocks. New scope and mounts. It is by far my most prized firearm. My grandpa killed truckloads of deer with this rifle, and I was thrilled to continue the legacy.

While I have owned a few over the years, I am left with only these two. These are the only two rifles I own that are not semi-autos.

Henry .22



Henry .357

45-70

This makes me want to take my wife's grandfather's Model 94 30-30 hunting this weekend!! If nothing else I'll try to get a cool picture of it.

Marlin Levermatic in .22lr
Made in 1956-57. The lever only opens +/- 1.5" and it is a heavy rimfire rifle. They are not rare, but not very common. It is a very fun rifle to shoot.
I added the pillows, they are not stock....

I'll play.

Browning BLR 308 Win with Leupold VX-2 3-9x40

TexFlip, I think you need a couple more. Nice.

My Browning 1886 45-70
Not very good pics

As I've always been fond of levers, there's several in my battery. Starting at the wee end: Henry Frontier .22

Some of you have seen the resurrected .25-20 Winchester 1892.

Bumping up the bore size just a bit: a Browning / Winchester Model 53 in .32-20.

1894 Cowboy Competition .38 Special (property of my bride aka The She-Wolf)



1894C .357

If memory serves all Marlins, 357, 44, 35 Remington, and a random Camp 9

My old 1894 CB in .45 Colt. This one rides in a scabbard on the UTV or on the tractor, never far from hand.



Marlin 1895 CB in .45-70. It's put leopard on the wall and bison in the freezer...for when a heavy-loaded .45 Colt ain't QUITE enough.

A brace of Marlin 336 CBs...both in .38-55.

45 Colt 1894

WP,

Great trio! I had a Camp Carbine in .45 ACP a few years ago but let it find a new home. I loved the idea but somehow couldn't love the platform. Oh well, that's what makes horse races!

And good job on the hog! The .45 Colt is (I believe) more capable than a lot of folks give it credit for...

Mark

Last one for me: Uberti 1866 .44-40