Just stumbled upon the marlin 62, wich i did not know was chambered in 30 carbine, its got me thinking, what commercial guns where chambered in 30 carbine?
Blackhawk is 1, what else?
Just stumbled upon the marlin 62, wich i did not know was chambered in 30 carbine, its got me thinking, what commercial guns where chambered in 30 carbine?
Blackhawk is 1, what else?
I think Contenders have a barrel for that .
Jack
AMT Automag pistol. Ruger should do a 77/.30 Carbine to see if it would sell.
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Kimbal (sp) semiauto pistol
San Cristobal CArbine (well,, a Military piece, but kinda rare. Che's fav)
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Besides the above, AFAIK:
Olympic Arms PCR-30 is a .30 carbine AR.
USFA (US Firearms) once made a special edition .30 Carbine in its single action (Colt SAA clone).
Taurus Raging .30
Armalon AL30C
CEAM Modèle 1950
Chapina carbine
Excel Arms X30R
FAMAE CT-30[13]
Franchi LF-58
Garand carbine
Hezi SM-1
Hillberg Carbine
IMI Magal
Iver Johnson 1911 Carbine
Southern Gun Company La-30
Taurus Carabina CT-30[13]
Thompson Light Rifle
Excel Arms X30R
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Some years ago I had a thirst for a Marlin lever model 62 in .30 carbine so bad it was almost funny. Then I finally found one in used condition. A better term for that particular rifle was as a decent shotgun!Robert
Robert , that makes me wonder if a properly made bolt action would shoot well .
Jack
Ruger Blackhawk revolver. In MT I have seen far more of these than any rifle so chambered inc the M1.
And my Ruger Blackhawk is more accurate than my WW2-era Inland M1 carbine too!Quote:
Originally Posted by MT Gianni
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I've been without a Blackhawk for too long. I think I know what caliber I want this time.
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Caliber, single? Its like Contender barrels, they ambush ya & force ya to get more :kidding:
IMO if you want a revolver get the 327 Federal Magnum as its basically a rimmed 30 Carbine. My Henry 327 carbine lever may as well be a lever 30 carbine as well.
Sorry yours was bad. I have one that is much more accurate than my M1 Carbine. The only problem with it was that it had a tight chamber. Some of the carbine handloads I have did not fit. After a lot of measuring, I found a few reloads were just over the maximum limit. I trimmed a bunch of brass, loaded it up, and had no problem at all with those reloads in the Marlin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardcast416taylor
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I just found a picture of it in its latest configuration. Most of the time I had it, it had a Williams peepsight on it. It was more accurate than the M1 Carbine with the peepsight. Then someone gave me a set of scope bases for it when we were discussing the gun a few years back. I had an extra scope and rings around and they just happened to fit together. I have not shot it that much with the scope, but it is more accurate than it was with the peepsight.
I’ve shot the BH in 30 Carbine and can attest to it’s intensity... that is one loud handgun, but it sure was fun to shoot!Quote:
Originally Posted by Texas by God
Been looking for one ever since, just can’t seem to get the gun and the money to meet at the same time.
My Marlin 62 is amazingly accurate at 100 yards with PMC ammo which the previous owner
had told me about before I bought it.
I once bought a new Ruger Blackhawk in .30 carbine and an unfired round would repeatedly back
out of one of the chambers in between shots which would jam up the action. It was very disappointing.
At one time I had a Encore barrel by MGM that was 30 carbine and Thompson center offered a TCR 83/87 custom shop barrel in 30 carbine passed on one on Ebay been kicking my self ever sense
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