Redeye65

Is there a backup key under the lock? Maffeys Security in Elizabeth may be able to help, and they are not terribly far from you.

I use the Henry 30-30 all weather for deer, so far my best shot was 130 yards with. 1-4 scope, Hornaday 160grn FTX. Love the rifle.

Shore shot in Lakewood, very busy there. Range 14 at Fort Dix. 30 minutes away is a stretch, the most convenient would be Weshoot, never an issue with getting a lane there. I am sure there are others, hopefully more will chime in.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/vortex-strike-eagle-1-8x24-gen2-riflescope-w-ar-bdc3-reticle-se-1824-2.html $229 with coupon code se18

All homedepot plants.. Green-beans and Radishes are seed. My fig tree is also sprouting. Tomatoes, Jersey beefsteak… Peppers, Italian sweet… Zucchini… Eggplant, black beauty… Green-beans… Radishes

Do you still have a box the ammo came in? Weshoot allows bi-metal jacket, shoot it all the time there.

Is the Tula steel core?

I’m restricted to the shed/man cave, works to my benefit, when I say “running low, ups coming “ she isn’t going in the shed to check.

I have purchased from him before, beautiful stuff, beautiful price to match. https://www.kalashnicarver.com

How do you like the BLR?

Scorpio, I have an Ad posted over your post, so I can’t read it, so odd, never happened before, and I can’t close the add.

The classic series catches my eye, I need to handle one in person to see if the hooded front post helps with my bad eyes. Sweet setup on both High Exposure, trying to make the clay shoot coming up, looking forward to meeting everyone. Where does everyone host their pictures to post, I would post a few of my rifles.

Hoping to get some conversation going on lever guns, likes, dislikes, opinions. Own three levers, first was a Henry all weather 30/30, purchased to deer hunt with my cousin, not a lot to say about this one, classic deer gun, installed a 1-4 scope, rubber sling to minimize slipping, very accurate, three hunts two deer, this was the rifle that started the obsession. Second purchased was a Henry .357, side gate, round barrel, blued receiver. Buckhorn sights and I just don’t get along, started with a skinner peep, had to install a taller front sight, just couldn’t get that zero even with the taller front sight. Switched to a Ranger Point Precision peep, sits lower, was able to drop the height on the front, zeroed just fine now. Action is like butter and a hot knife, zero issues. I get many compliments when I shoot this rifle. My last purchase was the Rossi .357, 16 inch barrel, blued receiver, fit and finish was much less than the Henry, also almost half the price, installed a Steve’s Guz peep on this one, worked with the factory front sight, cleaned up the internals with some buffing compound, smoothed the load gate out with some sand paper. Runs really well for a $560 rifle, have not had and issues, runs 38 special all day long and .357. Shoot a lot of 38 special with this one, one of my favorites at the range. Next I have my sights set on a S&W 1854, comes with a factory peep and pic rail for a dot or scope, handled it in a store and liked it very much, figure it can double as a range toy and deer gun. Just need the price to settle down, so new, it’s MSRP or better.

https://store.stevesgunz.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=10 It has been installed now for 5 months, shoot that rifle pretty much every weekend, hasn’t loosened up yet, works with the factory front sight. Polished up the internals, a lot of tooling marks left behind, a light coat of grease and she is sweet. Great deal you found, bought mine at the oaks gun show at the end of the last day and cost was something like $560 out the door. I bought the blued version, your deal was even better.

Best money I ever spent, shoot my Rossi all the time, went with the shorter barrel, installed a peep sight, my old eyes needed it.