echo6mike
Ultimate Member
So, I’ve been educating myself on lever action rifles. It seems there are two main types of internal actions. Most common looks to be the toggle link, like in a Winchester 1873 or lots of others, https://youtu.be/YcZNYAAy_Gc, with a falling block, or the tilting block, as in a model 92, https://youtu.be/of2uCOQWYLk
As far as I can tell, in modern guns and for regular use (i.e., not combat), either one is perfectly fine. From experience, though, what can anyone tell me about these?
And this isn’t even getting into loading gates (Side? Bottom? Removable tube?) ejection angles, etc.
But please, open the floor for discussion including experience and just plain opinionating!
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As far as I can tell, in modern guns and for regular use (i.e., not combat), either one is perfectly fine. From experience, though, what can anyone tell me about these?
And this isn’t even getting into loading gates (Side? Bottom? Removable tube?) ejection angles, etc.
But please, open the floor for discussion including experience and just plain opinionating!
SF
Echo6mike, going mobile...