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lever vs pump .22LR
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bandit1250
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Re: lever vs pump .22LR
I looked at a used pump Henry a couple weeks back and it pumped easy and locked up solid when closed. I have always heard about how stiff they are to work but this one wasn't. I should have bought it for the $225 price they were asking for it but didn't want another rifle chambered for 22 Magnum. I really would like to have a Remington Model 12 or 121.
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I will be keeping the Rossi, no doubt. It will be passed on down the family line eventually.
I will be keeping the Rossi, no doubt. It will be passed on down the family line eventually.
Danwin22 wrote:NO-NO, keep the Rossi and just find a Henry.Mags wrote:I have a Rossi pump. Good rifle, but for sentimental reasons I wish it were a Henry lever.
You’ll be kicking yourself for getting rid of that neat little Winchester 62 copy.
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(I will be keeping the Rossi, no doubt. It will be passed on down the family line eventually.)
Good to hear; that Rossi pump is a gem.
Good to hear; that Rossi pump is a gem.
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USAF 1958-62, NRA Member, CWP
Re: lever vs pump .22LR
Just my preference but i'd take a lever gun any day over a pump.
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That was kinda my point if I could do a do over and the rifles at the time had been side-by-side. The Rossi pump I have is a sweet .22 and I wouldn't trade it for a Henry. But, if I needed/wanted another .22 it would be a Henry lever.
That was kinda my point if I could do a do over and the rifles at the time had been side-by-side. The Rossi pump I have is a sweet .22 and I wouldn't trade it for a Henry. But, if I needed/wanted another .22 it would be a Henry lever.
Lyman wrote:Just my preference but i'd take a lever gun any day over a pump.
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Re: lever vs pump .22LR
I guess I like Lever actions the most as I have three levers and only one pump.
My next three will be a Marlin Mountie, Browning BL22 and Henry Frontier H001-T.
The only Pump I want badly is a Winchester model-61.
My next three will be a Marlin Mountie, Browning BL22 and Henry Frontier H001-T.
The only Pump I want badly is a Winchester model-61.
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USAF 1958-62, NRA Member, CWP
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My Rossi looks like your pump.
My Rossi looks like your pump.
Danwin22 wrote:I guess I like Lever actions the most as I have three levers and only one pump.
My next three will be a Marlin Mountie, Browning BL22 and Henry Frontier H001-T.
The only Pump I want badly is a Winchester model-61.
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Re: lever vs pump .22LR
I have a Henry pump I love it. Going to get a lever next. The pump is a LR going for a MAG in the lever. The Henry’s do reproduce. The Varmint express in .17 HMR looks interesting
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I have a pair of Henry's GB .22 LR & .22 Magnum. love them.
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