What Lever Action Rifles are in your Armory?

[rking22]

Winchester 94, 30-30 made in 58
Winchester BB94, 375 Win 1978( top eject, no superfluous buttons)
Browning 92, 44Mag , Centennial 78 I think
Savage M99 in 250-3000, 1949 date code. This one is scoped, for the moment.

1875 Sharps, Browning low and hi walls,Ruger NO1 falling blocks. As Shrapnel said, they got levers, but I figure your really interested in the repeaters.

[tucumcari_kid]

Shrapnel: Wow that is quite a collection of levers! There is something SERIOUSLY wrong with you! I like it! Those are great....

[tucumcari_kid]

I don't have any pics at hand, maybe later.... but ...

1889 Marlin 38-40 first year of production, getting a stock repair....
1894 Winchester 25-35 20 inch 1/2 round 1/2 oct, short rifle with button mag
Model 53 25-20
Model 71 348 Win, of course, contemplating 50 Alaskan

Mike

[tucumcari_kid]

[Norske]

A 1952 vintage Savage 99 (300 Savage), a Marlin 1895 (45-70), a Marlin 1894 (44Mag), and a Browning BLR (358 Winchester).

[indian joe]

winchesters and copys of em
66,73,92,94,76,86,71
ahh and a lil erma 22.

I would feel like a traitor if I brought a marlin home .................besides it would look like a stray cat in a dog yard.

forgot one ! a little Uberti 66 carbine in 22RF - pretty uncommon .

[wapiti22]

1951 Marlin 336 30-30
1950 Marlin 336 35 Rem
1979 Marlin 1894 44 mag

I very much enjoy each of them!!

[David LaPell]

Winchester 1894 .38-55 full octagon barrel made in 1895
Winchester 1894 .38-55 round barrel and button magazine made in 1909
Winchester 1894 .32 Special round barrel, button mag and rubber factory shotgun buttplate with correct smokeless sight
Winchester 94 carbine in .30-30 made in 1936
Winchester 94 carbine that someone converted to a 16-inch trapper barrel and made into a takedown
Marlin 94 rifle in .32-20 made about 1916
Winchester (Moruku) 1866 Short rifle in .45 Colt
Winchester 1885 Low wall in .32-20
Henry side gate lever action in .30-30
Marlin Model 410 shotgun

[superior]

Only 2. JM 1895 g. And. Rossi M92 45C

[mattw]

I only own 3, but I am very happy with them...
Marlin 1894C in 357 magnum
Marlin 1894CL in 41 magnum
Winchester 94 from the 70's in 30-30.

[Pighunter]

I own eight lever action rifles in my collection.
Marlin 1895 CS .45-70,Marlin 336W 30-30, Marlin Model .444
Rossi 92 .44 Magnum & Rossi 92 .357 Magnum
Henry H001 .22 Magnum & Henry H004 Golden Boy .22 LR.
BLR Monte Carlo 81 30-06

I have several large caliber levers in my safe, but overall favorite lever is my Marlin 39A 22 caliber.

[FergusonTO35]

1982 Marlin 1894C .357
1967 Marlin Glenfield 30 .30-30
1976 Marlin 336 Texan .30-30
1978 Winchester 94 .30-30
1984 Winchester 94 .30-30
1993 Browning BLR-81 .308
2000-something Mossberg 464 .30-30
2010 Henry H001T .22 LR

Hope to add a .38-55 and/or .45-70 soon. Also, I think a Winchester 92/Marlin 1894 size carbine in .40 S&W would be too much fun!

[fordwannabe]

Nowhere near as nice as shrapnel’s items but in leverguns only, 48 with the acquisition of a 1971 444 on Black Friday.

[gnoahhh]

Just Savages. Mostly takedowns.

1899H- eight, .22HP, .303, .30-30- all pre-WWI.
M.250-3000 (1918 vintage)
99G- three, .250, .300, and .30-30- all pre-1926.
99T- .300- 1939 vintage.

I like Savage 99's.

[PositiveCaster]

I’ve owned more in the past, but right now:

Winchester M94 built in 1955 in .30-30. Had it rebored to .38-55 by P. O. Ackley.
Winchester M94 Trapper in .45LC
Marlin M1894CL in .25-20

All great cast bullet rifles.


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[cwtebay]

Nearly left one out! This gal will nearly hold minute of barn at 50 paces. But it definitely has that unique factor.

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[PapaG]

Original 92 converted to .357 back in the sixties, 94, 44 mag, 94ae, 30-30, Marlin 336 30-30, 94 Marlin 44 mag, 336-444, and a Rossi Rio Grande 45-70. Wish I'd kept my 39.

[Gunners Mate]

Win 1886 45/70
Win 1886 45/90
Win 1894 30/30
Win 1894 44 mag
Marlin 336 30/30
Sharps 1874 CM 45/70

[Bazoo]

cwtebay, What is it?

[cwtebay]

cwtebay, What is it?

It's a Daisy V/L. It shoots caseless ammunition by igniting the charge behind the bullet with hot compressed air. Kind of a cool system in theory. Unfortunately, I believe that the ATF had a slightly different opinion on what could be designated as air powered, and it was discontinued after a very short production period. The air chamber is charged with a lever though! So I figured it belonged here.

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