Leverguns on the Horizon
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Leverguns on the Horizon
After 30 days, I suppose that everyone that was interested in giving an answer had ample opportunity. And the most sought after leverguns are:
1892 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 27% 14.6% [ 23 ]
Unknown, (or the, "I buy as the mood hits me" selection) ................ 29% 13.3% [ 21 ]
1873 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 19% 12.1% [ 16 ]
1894 Winchester (incl. those under other labels, ie, Ted Williams, etc) 12% 6.3% [ 10 ]
Marlin 39 (inclusive of all variants)................................................. 12% 5.7% [ 9 ]
1886 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 11% 5.7% [ 9 ]
1895 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 11% 5.7% [ 9 ]
95 or 99 Savage.......................................................................... 11% 5.1% [ 8 ]
1894 Marlin................................................................................. 11% 5.1% [ 8 ]
Big Horn Armory 500S&W............................................................... 8% 3.8% [ 6 ]
1876 Winchester (incl. copies)......................................................... 6% 3.2% [ 5 ]
Ruger 9622................................................................................... 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
1860 Henry................................................................................... 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
1893 Marlin (and/or successors like the mdl 93, mdl 36 or 336)........... 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
1895 Marlin (exclusive of the modern 1895 that's a mdl 336 derivative) 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
Ruger 9644................................................................................... 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
88 Winchester............................................................................... 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
Spencer........................................................................................ 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
Henry Big Boy................................................................................ 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
Erma 22 (including the Henry 22 - a copy)......................................... 3% 1.3% [ 2 ]
1866 Winchester (incl. copies).......................................................... 2% 1.3% [ 2 ]
1889 Marlin................................................................................... 1% 1% [ 1 ]
1881 Marlin................................................................................... 0% 0% [ 0 ]
Volcanic........................................................................................ 0% 0% [ 0 ]
1887 Winchester (or 1901).............................................................. 0% 0% [ 0 ]
Maynard........................................................................................ 0% 0% [ 0 ]
Conclusion: I for one, can't draw one.. For if just 8 of those folks that answered "Unknown" were to decide on am 1873, it would displace the 1892 as the highest ranked "next purchase"! And if, all 21 of the chose to buy an 1866 or Henri .22, it would tie the 1892. That number didn't surprise me, but some of the others did! I really expected the Henri .22 to rank higher.
Well, actually, an obvious one would be that if you were planning to begin production of a Maynard clone, don't!
Note: The second column of percentages are of the total 157 responses between the two polls. (84+73)
1892 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 27% 14.6% [ 23 ]
Unknown, (or the, "I buy as the mood hits me" selection) ................ 29% 13.3% [ 21 ]
1873 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 19% 12.1% [ 16 ]
1894 Winchester (incl. those under other labels, ie, Ted Williams, etc) 12% 6.3% [ 10 ]
Marlin 39 (inclusive of all variants)................................................. 12% 5.7% [ 9 ]
1886 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 11% 5.7% [ 9 ]
1895 Winchester (incl. copies)....................................................... 11% 5.7% [ 9 ]
95 or 99 Savage.......................................................................... 11% 5.1% [ 8 ]
1894 Marlin................................................................................. 11% 5.1% [ 8 ]
Big Horn Armory 500S&W............................................................... 8% 3.8% [ 6 ]
1876 Winchester (incl. copies)......................................................... 6% 3.2% [ 5 ]
Ruger 9622................................................................................... 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
1860 Henry................................................................................... 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
1893 Marlin (and/or successors like the mdl 93, mdl 36 or 336)........... 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
1895 Marlin (exclusive of the modern 1895 that's a mdl 336 derivative) 5% 2.5% [ 4 ]
Ruger 9644................................................................................... 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
88 Winchester............................................................................... 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
Spencer........................................................................................ 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
Henry Big Boy................................................................................ 4% 1.9% [ 3 ]
Erma 22 (including the Henry 22 - a copy)......................................... 3% 1.3% [ 2 ]
1866 Winchester (incl. copies).......................................................... 2% 1.3% [ 2 ]
1889 Marlin................................................................................... 1% 1% [ 1 ]
1881 Marlin................................................................................... 0% 0% [ 0 ]
Volcanic........................................................................................ 0% 0% [ 0 ]
1887 Winchester (or 1901).............................................................. 0% 0% [ 0 ]
Maynard........................................................................................ 0% 0% [ 0 ]
Conclusion: I for one, can't draw one.. For if just 8 of those folks that answered "Unknown" were to decide on am 1873, it would displace the 1892 as the highest ranked "next purchase"! And if, all 21 of the chose to buy an 1866 or Henri .22, it would tie the 1892. That number didn't surprise me, but some of the others did! I really expected the Henri .22 to rank higher.
Well, actually, an obvious one would be that if you were planning to begin production of a Maynard clone, don't!
Note: The second column of percentages are of the total 157 responses between the two polls. (84+73)
Griff,
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There is a fine line between hobby & obsession!
AND... I'm over it!!
No I ain't ready, but let's do it anyway!
Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
I don't remember what I put in that survey, but I know it wasn't an 1893 Marlin because I already had one. Yet that's what I bought two weeks ago. So, dreams and reality might not meet head on like you might expect.
Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
Hmmmm
I for one might be up for any of them "PROVIDED" I can turn them for a quick PROFIT
I for one might be up for any of them "PROVIDED" I can turn them for a quick PROFIT
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Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
If you go back and look at the polls (as long as you're logged in), there'll be an "X" by your choice.BrentD wrote:I don't remember what I put in that survey, but I know it wasn't an 1893 Marlin because I already had one. Yet that's what I bought two weeks ago. So, dreams and reality might not meet head on like you might expect.
Part I and Part II
Griff,
SASS/CMSA #93
NRA Patron
GUSA #93
There is a fine line between hobby & obsession!
AND... I'm over it!!
No I ain't ready, but let's do it anyway!
SASS/CMSA #93
NRA Patron
GUSA #93
There is a fine line between hobby & obsession!
AND... I'm over it!!
No I ain't ready, but let's do it anyway!
Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
The old toggle link still riding tall in the saddle
- Buck Elliott
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Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
Yep... Glad to see that..casastahle wrote:The old toggle link still riding tall in the saddle
Regards
Buck
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Buck
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Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
GRIFF...THANK YOU FOR THE STATS...I re-discovered the M-1892, and after shooting a "copy" of it all summer I've concluded that I like it better than any other levergun (that includes a Marlin 1894/336, which for me is a huge shift)...a pistol cartridge levergun has always met my shooting needs, but the older design of the M-1892 has really ignited my interest. I want to get one more "1892 copy/clone", but I also want to get a Winchester 1892, like to try one in 38-40... :)
Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
Been thinking the same 92.1892 wrote:GRIFF...THANK YOU FOR THE STATS...I re-discovered the M-1892, and after shooting a "copy" of it all summer I've concluded that I like it better than any other levergun (that includes a Marlin 1894/336, which for me is a huge shift)...a pistol cartridge levergun has always met my shooting needs, but the older design of the M-1892 has really ignited my interest. I want to get one more "1892 copy/clone", but I also want to get a Winchester 1892, like to try one in 38-40...
I have all the casting & loading equipment now for the model 73 in 38wcf.
An old vintage model 92 (with tang sight ) in 38wcf would be cool.
I had a B92 in .357 mag. It was okay. Just never really grew on me.
I'm just not a clone guy. I'll spend the little extra and get an original.
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Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
+1Buck Elliott wrote:Yep... Glad to see that..casastahle wrote:The old toggle link still riding tall in the saddle
You and few others have convinced me that I need and want one
30/30 Winchester: Not accurate enough fer varmints, barely adequate for small deer; BUT In a 10" to 14" barrelled pistol; is good for moose/elk to 200 yards; ground squirrels to 300 metres
250 Savage... its what the 223 wishes it could be...!
250 Savage... its what the 223 wishes it could be...!
Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
I just heard that Henry is looking at putting out their Big Boy levergun in a blue steel receiver. That has just been moved on to my list. What I heard is that Henry is looking to release them in Summer of 2015. That is just what I heard, and I am not certain of it. I would want a Henry over a Rossi due to the Henry rifles that I have seen being much better quality.
D. Brian Casady
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Quid Llatine Dictum Sit, Altum Viditur.
Advanced is being able to do the basics while your leg is on fire---Bill Jeans
Don't ever take a fence down until you know why it was put up---Robert Frost
Re: Leverguns on the Horizon
There are ALOT of folks that like them and I have sold a fair number of them .piller wrote:I just heard that Henry is looking at putting out their Big Boy levergun in a blue steel receiver. That has just been moved on to my list. What I heard is that Henry is looking to release them in Summer of 2015. That is just what I heard, and I am not certain of it. I would want a Henry over a Rossi due to the Henry rifles that I have seen being much better quality.
But if I ever lay out the schekels for a Henry it darn sure better be an original one that shoots 44 rimfire !
Parkers , Mannlicher Schoenauer’s , 6.5mm's and my family in the Philippines !