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I think a Mossberg 500 Field / Security combo would do you well.

Security for main needs and could give clays a try with the 28" barrel

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Me likey!

Suppressors on lever actions seems to be becoming more popular. Marlin now thread from Factory as do Chiappa

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Looks great! Enjoy shooting.

When my gunsmith re-opens I'm having a tang sight put on my .44 mag chiappa 1892 clone

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I am however still searching for the correct base.

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Thanks folks.

Found out the screw lengths are:

Item no. 731.122 -45.5 mm Longer
Item no. 730.471 -40.5 mm Standard / stock
Item no. 730.475 -6.4mm front screw

Best wishes,

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Hi folks, I'm looking to put a tang sight on my Chiappa Alaskan Asked Marbles and Lyman which sight and screw set I needed and got told "Don't know" So, here is the reply I got from Chiappa. https://i.imgur.com/6effcWG.png If I can get them to give me the length of the screws as well, I sh...

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Hi there, did you find a Marbles for your Chiappa?

I have an Alaskan and I'm wondering about a similar idea as I'd prefer a peep sight closer to my eye

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Hi folks,

Well, Marlin might have competition:

https://www.henryusa.com/rifles/big-boy ... X%20Models

Henry, side loading gate, in Pistol Calibres...

ATB,

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JNG, you're grandfather fought the Italians? As in against? Or fought along side / joined the Italian Army? My Great uncle was a Scot but joined up with the Canadians 1914 to 1918 as was in Canada when war broke out. Got some of his old kit including bayonet and a captured German saw-backed one. Dre...

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Looks good and a very "useful" chambering 7x57!

Hits hard enough without beating up the shoulder

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Lovely guns and lovely memories!

Got a 12g Model 12 heavy duck myself.

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Well done!

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Great stuff!!!!!

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Classcially you eat "bangers" (sausage) and mash potato too!

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Well done 6pt!

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You'll need at least 8 maybe 9" of eye relief.

My Chiappa is an 1892 clone so you'll need to be infront of the ejection point.

I find it helps a lot.

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Well it’s monday evening here in the Philippines. The wife and I are leaving for Manila around 08:00 Tuesday . Going to visit her brothers family in Pasig Tuesday evening and one of her old friends Wednesday for lunch . My flight out of Manila is about 23:00 Wednesday and I’m routed thru Seoul with...

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Looks good buddy!

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Travel safe, buddy!

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Sent one of these to my Canadian buddy who has a bit of a "thing" for 1895s and he's very happy!

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The model 12 in great, I own one. But I would say maybe get a more modern one. A second hand mossberg 500 won't devalue that much and there are so many parts it will do virtually anything for you.

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Looks very interesting for a pig stomper

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piller wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2019 2:40 pm My .44 Mag Ruger Super Blackhawk has a pistol scope on it. Leupold. It is all I could want.

Sounds good! Wish we could still have handguns over here.

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Pete44ru wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2019 1:07 pm .

You're welcome - remember, the only easy day was yesterday....

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With the day I'm having, I'm inclined to agree!

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. You have found out that there are "Scout" scopes, and then there are "Scout" scopes - that's how I found out which one was best for me (buying/trying, etc). I hope you enjoy it more than previously. :) . Thanks Pete, yes, should have read the specs and played with the tape mea...

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Hi folks, I have been enjoying my foray into lever gun shooting. I chose a .44 mag Chiappa Alaskan with a 20" bbl as the take down appealled, it's a clone of a JMB design, it could be shot on "Gallery" (Read pistol ranges) here in the UK and I liked the idea of shooting more iron sigh...

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Interesting option for an 1895. The guy who owns this 1895 is Finnish and I think it is chambered in 7.62x53r https://i.imgur.com/2odQxcL.jpg It's a custom mount for an Aimpoint H-1 (2?) that fits in the rear right block. Interesting eh? https://i.imgur.com/QPabjIv.jpg Check out Leogronlund_outdoors...

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Happy hunting buddy!

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Looks a cool idea but what it gives you over a Marlin / Chiappa / Henry when has a loading gate in 45-70 is kinda beyond me for the money... I finally got to the point that I realized I had dozens (and dozens) of firearms that were all "pretty good" at what they were designed for, but few...

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Rootin' for ya buddy!

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Looks a cool idea but what it gives you over a Marlin / Chiappa / Henry when has a loading gate in 45-70 is kinda beyond me for the money...

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Nice to see you back Nath!

Rabbit is good though I think I prefer hare...

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Happy Easter folks!

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Welcome from another UK member!

Sorry can't be more help.

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Many happy returns!

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Many happy returns!

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Lovely looking stuff

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Earl,

Just thought |I'd let you know found someone selling short Williams Fire Sights, bought a shorter one and hopefully testing out on Friday coming!

Note to self, buy ammo!

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BlaineG wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 3:39 pm I have read, but cannot prove, that the black powder loads for WWII Battleships were used during the first Gulf War.....

I doubt that, my understanding is that battle ships in the C20th used cordite gun cotton...

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The hardest part may be finding it in 20 ga. My best friend since we were 13 had a 66 and still has his .22 single shot. His 66 was a 12, and all the ones owned by folks I knew were 12's. And you are correct, not the best made products Ithaca turned out. His M49 shows it's age but still shoots extr...

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Well folks,

Firesight arrived this morning and installed on the gun whilst heating up lunch.

Now to get some range time booked!

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Sweet stuff brother! Looks the bees knees! Not shot the Fastfire on the .44 yet. Bore sighted it last night down the hallway so hopefully will get to the range next week and have a play with it. What the heck, drywall isn't that expensive - just go ahead and shoot it...! Tell your wife the kids mus...

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Nice 44! Is that a Burris Fastfire? Just put a new one on my CHiappa Alaskan in .44 mag... It is a 1970s version that was taking apart for burglar-proof storage when I away at college (we had had five burglaries in four years at our house). I immersed the action in a long pan of oil while the stock...

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Well folks, a bit of gun plumbing here this afto. Found the front bead on my .44 mag lever action is too tall for a lot of my shooting so I ordered a shorter Williams firesight. Not here yet but hopefully next couple of days. My brass punches arrived today so I drifted out the front sight. As I took...

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Nice 44!

Is that a Burris Fastfire? Just put a new one on my CHiappa Alaskan in .44 mag...

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Well, as an update I ordered a 0.25" Williams Firesight this morning so hopefully that will help things on the aiming sighting front!

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Set up a search on Guntrader matey, will email you when something comes up.

Also worth checking out Holts and Southams auctioneers.

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I don’t. When I went down to take pictures I realized I’ve sold the Rossi, swapped out the hammer screw back to original on the 1886 so I could install a model 21 sight and remembered I had just simply drilled and tapped a new hole in the BLR aluminum receiver. What I did on the 1886 was have a rep...

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Some lovely pieces there folks!

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Enjoy it sir!

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