Got a Rossi 92 sixteen inch in 357 a couple of months ago put a Skinner rail and red dot and can not believe how much fun that gun is. My first lever gun and wish I would have got into them years ago don't knock em untill you've shot em
What I really appreciate is that I can watch this video loudly enough to clearly understand what's being said, but don't have to make a mad dash to mute it during the shooting scenes, lest my neighbors call the cops. In so many other videos, the volume of the shots aren't edited down. Thanks!
Savage 99 308. Browning BLR 308. Light fast powerful getters of Elk in the mountains. The rounds they make for 30 30s now are awesome. Marlin 45-70 up close Elk and big bear pounder.
All very beautiful rifles! I'm surprised the vertical-stack, spitzer-capable lever rifles like the Winchester 1895 or the Savage 99 didn't become more popular. Cycling a lever seems like it would be faster than turning a bolt, yet just as lightweight and handy.
I'm really liking this one. The full length rail didn't trip my trigger but set up with a Skinner 7" rail and integral peep + a Bear Buster front sight, it's stellar
30-30 did NOT just "kill more deer than any other cartridge," Andy. They say it has killed more deer than ALL OTHER cartridges combined. Either way it's certainly a LOT.
Actually, the Winchester 1873 was "The Gun That Won The West." My Win94ae shoots well enough still, here is my last shot with it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O02MpP47dkI.html
You are correct, I was meaning "Winchester" as a brand but realized it could have been taken that I meant the 1894. The 1873 and 1876 were key players in the settling of the West. Good reminder!
