TACTICAL Lever Guns - Purists AVERT THINE EYES!

[Gunsnwater]

One of Costa's first instructions in the vid was telling the students to not wrap the strong hand thumb over the top tang of the receiver at the stock wrist so that they don't have to unwrap the thumb to work the lever. The rest of the vid, the class members had their strong hand thumbs over top of the stock wrist of their guns.

Paid right close attention, they did.

Noah

I saw that. Why pay money for a class and then not listen? Larpers

[Hobbs4421]

^^^^^ How many liberal heads will explode if/when they see this, LOL

Not enough!

[DK23]

Not the greatest video, but...

Damn you, now I need to get either a Henry X or Marlin 1895 SBL to send to Mad Pig for customizing. I'll probably sell my Henry Big Boy first though.

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I gotta stop watching YouTube when I'm bored...

[DK23]

Mine should be back from Mad Pig Customs in a week or so. It's only a .45LC, not 45-70 though.

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Mine should be back from Mad Pig Customs in a week or so. It's only a .45LC, not 45-70 though.

45-70 sounds cool, but holy fuck would that be expensive to shoot.

I'm digging all the handguard/stock designs I'm seeing, but for me, on a budget, I'm not sure I need to go the whole "reworked rifle" route.

I'm considering getting a beater lever gun and "modernizing" it, but would likely just stick to wood stock with an optic rail on the receiver.
Onboard ammo can be addressed with a simple buttstock sleeve, or by doing something like a shotgun "card" held on with Velcro.

[DK23]

45-70 sounds cool, but holy fuck would that be expensive to shoot.

I'm digging all the handguard/stock designs I'm seeing, but for me, on a budget, I'm not sure I need to go the whole "reworked rifle" route.

I'm considering getting a beater lever gun and "modernizing" it, but would likely just stick to wood stock with an optic rail on the receiver.
Onboard ammo can be addressed with a simple buttstock sleeve, or by doing something like a shotgun "card" held on with Velcro.

Expensive and painful for my skinny ass. That's why I barely shoot my Mosin and won't even touch a 12 gauge.

Mine will look similar to this, but cerakoted in Tiger Stripe camo.