1854 .44 mag
https://www.smith-wesson.com/1854
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1854 .44 mag
https://www.smith-wesson.com/1854
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That would be a spiffy deer carbine with a .45 ACP can on it.
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If chambering in 460 magnum, it could handle 45 colt and 454 Casull as well.
That would make it interesting. It would have wide range of ballistics that would cover deer, bear, and boar handily.
The only lever action I know of in 460 is Big Horn... with a $5099 price tag!
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The wood on that limited edition looks amazing.
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Never had a big want for a lever gun, but that's a sharp lever gun in a thumper of a bullet choice.
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I would be interested in a 16.5 inch 357 mag version. Looks like a very nice lever gun
I have always wanted to load up some 180 g flat points at 1000 fps. Nice subsonic load that can be suppressed with a 9mm can
Last edited by signal4l; 01-23-24 at 13:00.
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I have one of the old Winchester 94 Trapper carbines in that configuration. It is very easy to use, and a family favorite.Originally Posted by signal4l
With the 158-grain Hornady XTP rounds, it gets excellent penetration and accuracy.
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Looks a lot like a spiffed up Marlin 1894. Same scope mount pattern and the Marlin furniture is supported to be compatible.
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Yea I'm with you. Sounds like they are planning other versions. I'll prob pickup the 357 mag if/when they come out with it.
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Looks good.
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