THE 1886 IS ONE FINE RIFLE

**Mr. Smith** · 11-14-11, 15:52

Thank you sir you are a gentleman.

**1911pro** · 11-15-11, 09:40

It shoots as good as it looks. Thanks again for letting us try it out. I will have to get with you on making my guide gun into a "zombie killer".

**Mr. Smith** · 11-15-11, 10:16

Originally Posted by 1911pro

It shoots as good as it looks. Thanks again for letting us try it out. I will have to get with you on making my guide gun into a "zombie killer".

Thank you I will do all I can to help you with your needs.

**d90king** · 11-15-11, 11:22

As always fantastic work! It was great to be able to train with you down at USTC last week. Have you had a chance to try out the RCS gear we got while down there?

**Mr. Smith** · 11-15-11, 11:43

Originally Posted by d90king

As always fantastic work! It was great to be able to train with you down at USTC last week. Have you had a chance to try out the RCS gear we got while down there?

It was nice to meet you and share some time on the range as well.

I have had the RCS kit out twice and it works as expected I have Rob Haught this weekend it will get some hard use there.

The lever gun works with the same concept so I am going to have my guy do some more loops for the 45/70 it will be one nice hunting rig or road kit for up north.

Thanks for the complement the gun is a nice road gun I had it up with Ken and Rob 3 weeks back every body loves a short light handy rifle.

**hill** · 11-21-11, 15:23

Damn that's a beautiful little carbine!...little being subjective...subjective to the caliber

And I can't help but wonder if back in 1886 anybody ever visualized such a modification...

**Jake'sDad** · 11-22-11, 20:13

Originally Posted by kerplode

The cartridge carrier setup is slick. I especially like the 2 round forearm carrier.

I agree, very slick!

**Dienekes** · 11-30-11, 19:37

Somehow I don't think John Browning would be too surprised that his classic big levergun would still be "state of the art" in the 21st century. Critters don't evolve that fast, and neither does the nature of mankind.

After all, he did create the 1911 pistol.

**Mr. Smith** · 01-02-12, 12:23

Originally Posted by Dienekes

Somehow I don't think John Browning would be too surprised that his classic big levergun would still be "state of the art" in the 21st century. Critters don't evolve that fast, and neither does the nature of mankind.

After all, he did create the 1911 pistol.

Thanks

**deadlyfire** · 01-02-12, 15:29

Reminds me why I was wanting a lever-action so long ago. Very nice job.

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