Yeah,, not sure if it was a Jurassic park/Wind River thing? But EVERYONE (and their mother) wants a lever 45-70,,Interesting that Lever Actions are up there as one of the most wanted, a bit surprised by that. Maybe Santa will reward some of the good boys this year, and maybe even a few of the bad?
Maybe the popular Yellowstone series has upped interest in the old western guns too. I always thought the Uberti Henry and Yellowboys looked good, they seem to have a little nicer wood (at least from the catalog pics). Many seem to want one in .357/.38, smart move going for more plentiful and cheaper ammo.Yeah,, not sure if it was a Jurassic park/Wind River thing? But EVERYONE (and their mother) wants a lever 45-70,,
If Marlin and Henry can ramp up production, they are sitting on a gold mine
Wow! That is cool that you got to fire one. That is a super rare full auto. Probably only 25-40 of them in the NFA registry. They go for $300K+ at auction.Fg42! 1st model (with the weird angled pistol grip)!
Played briefly with one including a magazine full, fired on a range during a Firearms Amnesty back in the U.K many years ago during "ammuntion disposal" under military supervision & fell in love with the quirky beast.
Will never happen, but I can dream:
AM-180.
I'll bet that there were a few Stens and lend Lease Thompsons turned in during that amnesty.Most of the "unrecorded firearms" in the U.K. are " Something my old man brought back from the war, or some kind of Black powder antique from Oliver Cromwell's time"
I was photographing the turn ins during an amnesty for evidence (probably the 15th or 16 th) & odd stuff keeps turning up.
My favorite was "the Little Old Lady" dragging a Boys anti-tank rifle up the steps by the muzzle device! Yes it was loaded & there was "one up the spout"!
Uh oh...Maybe the popular Yellowstone series has upped interest in the old western guns too. I always thought the Uberti Henry and Yellowboys looked good, they seem to have a little nicer wood (at least from the catalog pics). Many seem to want one in .357/.38, smart move going for more plentiful and cheaper ammo.
They are still on 'want' lists (vs 'have' lists) somewhat because they are so overpriced now. I have an antique Win 1886 45-70 but would like a modern one as a shooter that I can suppress. I just won't pay 1.5x MSRP for one and many others are of the same mindset. So it remains on the 'want' list.Yeah,, not sure if it was a Jurassic park/Wind River thing? But EVERYONE (and their mother) wants a lever 45-70,,
If Marlin and Henry can ramp up production, they are sitting on a gold mine
Same. Barrett M107A1 would make me very happy.Totally impractical, but if I had the $$ and the land I’d like a Barrett .50 cal.
Yes, I know the semis are banned in md.