This is a silly question to ask a gun forum..

[Jerseyfirefighter 0]

I was in bob kislins the other day, and they have a .357/.38 rossi mares leg there in the case. I held it, thinking it should be something like the henry 45 mag mares leg. The gentleman there said you need a pistol permit for it. Is it worth it to apply for a P2P for that gun, total impulse buy, not really useful

For anything, wouldnt buy it there either.

 

Anyone have the Henry .45 mag i can shoot to try it out? I'd be

Willing to barter some rounds, or shoot something I own if

You want.

[eightyeightmagnum 0]

It's always worth it to buy a new gun. Get some more permits while your at it

[Jerseyfirefighter 0]

I wanted to get one of those north american arms .22's that fold up as pure novelty..hmmmm

[BlueLineFish 615]

I have a rossi mares leg in 44. you are welcome to try that some time. Oh and its always worth it to buy whatever you want. Who needs a reason

[heaterbob 53]

now i have to swing by kislins, thanks a lot

[Jerseyfirefighter 0]

now i have to swing by kislins, thanks a lot

Lol. Thats what we're here for.

[Jerseyfirefighter 0]

I have a rossi mares leg in 44. you are welcome to try that some time. Oh and its always worth it to buy whatever you want. Who needs a reason

Close enough, thanks. Bayonne is a hike for me tho.

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

 I held it, thinking it should be something like the henry 45 mag mares leg.

 

I think you mean either .44 Mag or .45 Colt. While there are some calibers nominally designated .45 Mag, I don't think Henry (or anyone) ever produced a mare's leg in that caliber.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

[Jerseyfirefighter 0]

I think you mean either .44 Mag or .45 Colt. While there are some calibers nominally designated .45 Mag, I don't think Henry (or anyone) ever produced a mare's leg in that caliber.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

Not once, but twice i did it. .44 mag.

 

Thanks..lol