Talk me into a Marlin Lever in .30-30 or .357

[WVisHome 0]

Yea, a 30-30 carbine will let  you know it's there.

I just realized I've never shot my dad's .35 336. I'm gonna have to next time I'm home.

[High Exposure 5,667]

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411546919

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*Sold*

You buy it?


 

[High Exposure 5,667]

Nope. Jut throwing it up there as incentive. BLF is right, they are out there...

 

Wow!!!

 

When I posted it, it was in stock and unsold

[WVisHome 0]

Like I said...check the prices on Gunbroker. Insanity. A $400 one won't last 5 minutes, lol.

[TheDon 3]

That's the issue with using links to Bud's as price references; you cannot tell how long ago that was sold.  That sale could be from a year ago. 

[DaddyNick 408]

go find a 357 or 44mag by imi timberwolf. no longer made but awesome gun. its a pump not a lever but very cool.  

[Parker 213]

Yea, a 30-30 carbine will let  you know it's there.

 

 

The reason for that is simple. At 16.5", 18", 20", or 24", the .30-30 carbine or rifle weighs anywhere from 6.5 lbs. to 7 lbs. With only about 12-13 ft./lbs. of recoil, you shouldn't feel much at the butt. But because of their stock design, limited LOP, varied pitch of the buttplate; most .30-30's feel like they kick more than they should.