I'll trade you a copy of Brokeback Mountain for that lever gun right now.
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I'll trade you a copy of Brokeback Mountain for that lever gun right now.
Why am I not surprised that you have an extra copy of Brokeback Mountain? [ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
It's my only copy. But I'll open that shadow box display case and trade my cowboy romanticism for yours in a heart beat.
Despite what the uninformed say, Ruger announced that the Marlin 1895 in .45-70 will be released in December.
If you show up dressed like John Wayne in McClintock! but with assless chaps, it's a done deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Haha
According to those who work there, not happening in any mass quantity , until who knows when. Ruger, like every other business, has an issue receiving raw materials, among other items.Quote:
Originally Posted by funkymonkey1111
Now if one was interested i know where a Marlin 45-70 is, right now. He's not letting it go cheap, but it's a real nice 45-70, real nice.
For me the prices on lever guns has taken me out of the market. Used to be ARs were expensive and lever guns were cheap, haha not no mo!
The pistol caliber ones are definitely priced high but if you look around you can still get some good deals on used 30-30?s, especially in Colorado since they are ?too small for elk? and are ?limited to a hundred yards to be effective?.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc45
The last couple of Winchesters I bought were in excellent condition and likely hardly ever fired. Both were early 1980?s models and were purchased for $400 and $425. Sometimes you can find the Marlin 36 even cheaper.
Leverguns? Ya, me likey! Got a few more too. Selling brass pays off!
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