[1MoreGoodGuy]

Henry Golden Boy .22





Henry Big Boy .357





1978 Winchester 9422 XTR .22

 

[msgt/ret]

Marlin 336, 30-30.

 

[Brademan]

Rossi Ranch Hand.

 

[sigs]

Rossi .357 and Henry Frontier .22

 

[Alex_C]

Henry H001:

 

[fotomaker57]

Here is my Marlin 336

 

[OD*]

Here is my Marlin 336

That is one good looking Marlin. :hand10:

 

[HotGuns]

Some great looking pictures here.

Heres one thats a bit different.

 

[OD*]

That is a pretty sick BL-22.

 

[bmcgilvray]

Ahhh... a nice rewarding rifle thread. Love lever guns.

And, here come the same ol' tired photos of the ones around here. Ought to do some updates.

A "second year production" Winchester Model 1886 .45-90 from 1887

May have been the weekend a turkey was taken with the .45-90. An old scanned photo.

A Winchester Model 1892 .32-20 saddle ring carbine from 1896

A Winchester Model 94 .32 Winchester Special carbine from 1941

A Winchester Model 1895 .405 WCF from 1904

The muzzle end of the .405

A Savage Model 99 .300 Savage from the mid-1950s

A really grand Winchester Model 1873 .38-40 with high-grade wood and a Lyman receiver sight that was traded away years ago with much later morning and kicking myself which continues to present. An old scanned photo out on our home place of some guy with black hair and all of it present on his head who seems to be carrying less lard. The revolver in the flap holster is a Uberti 7 1/2-inch .38-40 clone of a Colt SAA.

A more recent photo of the fellow seen above, exercising a Marlin Model 95 .45-70 lever action on targets on the side of the same hill seen in the photo above.

Deer hunting on the old home place...Whoops, wrong photo!

Old scanned photo of deer hunting with the Savage 99. The 5-month old in the photo will be 31 the end of May.

 

[PEF]

BMC those are some real classics you have there! Thanks for sharing!

I have a few to post myself, not as impressive as your collection though. I'll get to it this weekend.

OP, I like the idea for the thread!

 

[OD*]

Those are some terrific levers, Bryan. :hand10:

 

[Once]

Nice pics BMC.

 

[saa]

My most prized working Winchester. It had a hard life, but I expect it fed many and protected a few.

1884 Winchester Model 1873 22 Short, first year production for Winchester's 22 and the first US built 22 repeating rifle. This serial was early production for the 22 caliber in 1884, so it is literally one of the first 22 repeating rifles built in the US.

Still works fine with all the original parts.


saa.

 

[OD*]

My most prized working Winchester. It had a hard life, but I expect it fed many and protected a few.

1884 Winchester Model 1883 22 Short, first year production for Winchester's 22 and the first US built 22 repeating rifle. This serial was early production for the 22 caliber in 1884, so it is literally one of the first 22 repeating rifles built in the US.

Still works fine with all the original parts.

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saa.

I think you might mean the Winchester 1873. The Model 1883 was a Hotchkiss model bolt action in 45/70.

Scarce Model 1883 Winchester-Hotchkiss 3rd Model Musket with Bayonet

 

[saa]

yeah, typo! It's still early. lol. Thanks.
saa.

 

[AR15VSCoyote]

6 months ago- picked me up Henry 'Frontier Model'/octagon barrel/.22

WHAT A SWEET Som-b!!!
Accurate straight outta the box!
(no pics/no camera>>)

 

[Eric357]

Lever gun pic thread?

Here is my one and only. I know she isn't as traditional as some since because of it being stainless.

I bought this about 12 years ago when I was planning a hunting trip to Ky with my kid brother. Unfortunately he got into some trouble and the trip never happened. We cant hunt with rifles here in IL so its only punched holes in paper so far. But one day will take it out of state with my son for a trip.

One day I would love to get a Marlin 1895 45/70 to go with this one.

 

[LimaCharlie]

My current lever-action rifle is a Winchester 1894 Teddy Roosevelt Commemorative .30-30 Winchester with a 26" barrel made in 1969. It was new in the box when I bought it recently. It has been fired many times now. I started deer hunting with a borrowed Winchester 94 .30-30 back in the 1950s. I have bought and sold several lever-action rifles over the years.

 

[Eric357]

I know that Rem isn't a lever but it looks awful nice also.