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Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

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Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by larry44 » Tue Oct 30, 2018 7:35 pm

Just got my Evil Roy carbine. It's beautiful and the action is fantastic! Haven't shot it yet but I did add it to the forum's Henry totals.

I'm thinking of adding a leather wrap and looked at the YouTube videos for both the Brass Stacker and the Pioneer Gun Works. Is there a stronger preference for either of them online, here?

Or is there a better option?

Thanks!
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by Mags » Tue Oct 30, 2018 8:45 pm

I've bought Brass Stacker products and like them. I have no experience with Pioneer Gun Works products. So I don't know which has a better product.
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by ESquared » Tue Oct 30, 2018 9:51 pm

FWIW, I got two of the PGW wraps - one regular and one longer, for the SGC. I was kinda sold on the YouTube vid that showed how the kit came with the little loop that enables you to pull the ends under at the end, but I'd imagine they'd all do that (not that I could figure it out!). Here's how the regular length turned out. I thought it looked short out of the box, but it turned out fine. I'm sure they're both great!
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by Mistered » Tue Oct 30, 2018 10:33 pm

Heck, make one.
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by Redthies » Wed Oct 31, 2018 11:30 am

I’ve got a PGW wrap on both my Henrys. I’m pleased with the fit a quality. Making one is fine, but time is money for me, so I like being able to spend 10 mins installing and being ready to go. If I were retired it would be a different story.
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by Frontiersman » Thu Nov 01, 2018 11:00 pm

So, is this just an aesthetics thing, or does it serve a purpose?
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by Mistered » Thu Nov 01, 2018 11:13 pm

So, is this just an aesthetics thing, or does it serve a purpose?
In the big scheme of things some might say it 'softens' the lever on the fingers, maybe provides a little insulation in freezing weather - but I have been flingin' a lever for a LONG time (in all weather conditions) and never needed one - but I guess some have the need to add leather to their rifle - and I can appreciate that - heck I might just make one for one of my rifles!
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by Ojaileveraction » Fri Nov 02, 2018 1:08 am

Frontiersman wrote:So, is this just an aesthetics thing, or does it serve a purpose?
There is an aesthetic.
I make mine from a pliable buffalos hide and it really does soften a day of shooting lever actions.
Helps prevent that pain in the second knuckle of my middle finger when shooting lever action pressure 45-70.
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Post by tx gunrunner » Fri Nov 02, 2018 9:47 am

I make all my lever wraps on my race guns so I can adjust the thickness to fit my fingers for fast levering . :D
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Re: Lever wrap: Brass Stacker or Pioneer Gun Works

Post by Mags » Fri Nov 02, 2018 10:13 am

That Rossi has great looking Tiger Wood! Nice job on those wraps!
tx gunrunner wrote:I make all my lever wraps on my race guns so I can adjust the thickness to fit my fingers for fast levering . :D
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