New high velocity mountain rifles, 1901, 1905

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New high velocity mountain rifles, 1901, 1905

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See at:
http://vilda.alaska.edu/u?/cdmg21,6811

http://vilda.alaska.edu/u?/cdmg11,7583

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I guess nobody told them you can't kill nothing with a lever gun.
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A mountain goats and a Dahl sheep with a levergun... :shock:



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I just figured it out. To kill game animals you need a lever action rifle, not a carbine. Notice all of the lever actions in these pictures are rifles.

Makes sense to me.

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There's definitely some strain on thet meatpole - check out how it's bending under the weight !

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Those are great pics, Is that a 92 in the first pic? :shock:
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Re: New high velocity mountain rifles, 1901, 1905

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Looks like an equal number of Marlin and Winchester rifles. Nowadays, those goats and sheep can't be killed with a puny .30-30 or .38-55. The new breed has built in resistance to those slow old bullets. They just step aside and let 'em pass. :mrgreen:
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Re: New high velocity mountain rifles, 1901, 1905

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J Miller wrote:I just figured it out. To kill game animals you need a lever action rifle, not a carbine. Notice all of the lever actions in these pictures are rifles.

Makes sense to me.

Joe
Thinking of the of old (70-100 years ago) photos of hunters, not cowboys, I can't recall seeing a 94 carbine. Alaska photos show about an equal number of 94 rifles and 95's, with Savage 99's being well represented, too. Marlins seem about as common as Mausers (hardly ever).

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