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Offline salvo

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Browning Lever Actions
« on: July 12, 2009, 05:59:52 AM »
Lets see yours too!

Model 71 .348WCF


1886 SRC .45-70


1895 .30-06

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Re: Browning Lever Actions
« Reply #1 on: August 13, 2009, 11:03:30 AM »
Fascinating wood on that Mod 71 - very distinctive.

Here's my BLR, chambered in 358 Win along with a couple of Marlin 35 Rems.  It's not wearing a scope right now, but I'll probably change that soon and put an older Leupold 4x on it.  I like the open sights on this rifle, but they are sure getting hard to see, especially in the shadows.

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Re: Browning Lever Actions
« Reply #2 on: August 14, 2009, 06:17:47 AM »
Nice rifles! how do you like the BLR?
I started coyote hunting and have been thinking about a BLR as a stand gun in .243 or 22-250. Used my AR for a while but it's just not my style, set up one of my Contenders with a .204 barrel, I like it and really like the .204 Ruger round but reloads are slow. Lever actions are my favorite to hunt with so the BLR might just be perfect for me.
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Re: Browning Lever Actions
« Reply #3 on: January 05, 2010, 11:02:01 PM »
Those are beauties Salvo, and I love me some Browning leverguns, at least the replica models.

This is my B92 .44, I bought it from an older fellow at a Salt Lake City gun show a few years back. The stock had been stripped and refinished and someone did a superb checkering job. The guns came from Alaska where he said it was "on duty" in a cabin for many years. If guns could talk!



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