[Winchester]

Beyond my love of revolvers lies my obsession for lever actions. I'm particularly fond of pistol caliber levers.

My favorite rifle and I own one in .357 and .44 Mag
View attachment 384

View attachment 385
View attachment 386
View attachment 387

The holy grail
View attachment 388

 

[lufbro]

man them are nice

 

[WNC Seabee]

Not fancy, but I like them...

1968 Marlin 39a

1894CS .357

BLR .308

I've got a 336 and a .44Mag 1894, but no decent pics.

 

[Crazy Carl]

x

 

[eldogg]

`53 39a

 

[nbisme]

I'm sorry to do this to everyone. My confession for the day: the OP reminded me of this video:

skip to 1 min. mark.
AHHHH, the joys of fatherhood.

 

[Winchester]

Nice Levers

 

[ForumSurfer]

Please stop posting pics of 39A's during tax refund time. The temptation is overwhelming.

Luckily no pawn shops in town ever have one so they never get a chance to follow me home.

 

[sr30]

The 30as 336 I picked up is almost as old as I am, made in 74.

Cant wait to shoot it.

 

[Fortkevin2]

I am also a huge fan of lever rifles. I currently have a 39A and a 336BL. Love them both! Had several 336's in the past, a 1895SS in 45-70 but would love one in 357 mag.

 

[Crazy Carl]

x

 

[Winchester]

Nice wood.

 

[Fortkevin2]

Nice wood.

Thanks. I bought it from a now retired LEO in Mebane for $200 if I remember correctly. The below picture is why it was so cheap! Took lots of gun scrubber and paint stripper. Blueing was great though and I didn't need to touch a thing up metal wise. I did 11 coats of tru oil on the stock. One of the very few I wish I hadn't sold. Just couldn't drag it around the woods hunting.

 

[Cocked & Locked]

Winchester Wrangler 94AE .44 mag with 16" barrel.

Winchester 94AE .30-30 with a looong barrel. really bad pic.

Marlin 39A

These below are gone but not forgotten.

 

[ForumSurfer]

^ Nice tractor. I drove one like that many a summer afternoons. Back then parents made you work your rear end off in high school until you were old enough to get a job. It was a firm reminder to go to college as soon as you got out of high school.