I have always liked the Winchester Pre-64 Mod. 94s in 30-30 its a true classic, light, short, somewhat accurate, very durable. its just something about the old leaver guns...
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I have always liked the Winchester Pre-64 Mod. 94s in 30-30 its a true classic, light, short, somewhat accurate, very durable. its just something about the old leaver guns...
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Mine would have to be my Marlin 336 in 35 Remington.
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My Marlin 336 Texan .30-30. But it's close with the 18" slicked up 1894 .44 mag.
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Marlin 336 in 30-30 is my only lever gun to date so I would have to say it is my favorite.
I "inherited"(read liberated) it from my Dad. It's a late 50's model.
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Winchester Model 71 in a carbine w/ bolt peep...supergrade would be nice too. Wicked round.
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I love the marlin guide gun in .45-70.
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This would be my number 2 choice, as well as a Marlin 1894 in .357 Magnum for #3.Originally Posted by Wiggity
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Marlin Guide Gun in 45-70.
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I guess they are technically "lever actions" though not a repeater.
Martini-Henry short rifle in .303 and carbine in .450-577.
Haven't shot the .303 yet, but the carbine will rock your world.
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They're usually referred to as a falling block action, but close enough I guess.
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