Reloader has a Henry Big Boy in 38/357 in the classifieds at a great price. If it was in .44, I'd have jumped at it.
Good price on Henry big boy
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If the price is good jump, they never make enough .357/.38, if the price is good it will usually be gone before you can pull the proverbial trigger Usually lots of .44 options out there (may even put one of my post JM .44/.45 Marlins up in the classifieds as I consolidate and upgrade).
drking2
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I almost did too, but until I sell the old house cash is a little thin
echo6mike
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Yeah, that lasted maybe an hour. I messaged to check on it, and before I could reply with "interested" the listing was down and it was sold. 8-)
I'm considering getting a case hardened carbine big boy in .44 to take the place of my Rossi 92 trapper. The only unknown is, I am planning to move to Northern Florida in 2 years and I haven't found a range to join yet.
echo6mike
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I've got a Rossi too, the basic R92, and it's great fun. I'd love to start a little lever action collecting, but $$ and space in the safe conspirre to hold me back. Probably a good thing!
rockstarr
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What did it sell for?
$600
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