Lever Action Supreme

[DsGrouse]

Great points

[BigAl52]

I know this isnt traditional as the old style levergun but I actually dont mind the looks of this one or even the Smith 1854. Both calibers this one comes in are great choices for reloaders and buying cheap ammo. Ive played with the 300 blackout and its a fun little fella.

[Vaquero]

I know this isnt traditional as the old style levergun but I actually dont mind the looks of this one or even the Smith 1854. Both calibers this one comes in are great choices for reloaders and buying cheap ammo. Ive played with the 300 blackout and its a fun little fella.

Al, I've never played around with the BO, how does it compare to the 30-30?
Better bullets I know, but ballistics wise.
Does it have a realistic advantage?

RP

[Mags]

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Does it have a realistic advantage?

RP

Couple of comparison reviews....
https://www.rifleshootermag.com/editori ... blk/370581
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WiIXfpyOuI&t=0s

[BigAl52]

I know this isnt traditional as the old style levergun but I actually dont mind the looks of this one or even the Smith 1854. Both calibers this one comes in are great choices for reloaders and buying cheap ammo. Ive played with the 300 blackout and its a fun little fella.

Al, I've never played around with the BO, how does it compare to the 30-30?
Better bullets I know, but ballistics wise.
Does it have a realistic advantage?

RP

300 BO was really designed for the AR platform. It doesnt have the punch a 30-30 does but its simple to load for and cheap to shoot. H-110 at about 18 gr is all you need for the case which is a shortened 223 and necked out to 30 cal. I had fun with it but it fell victim of to many guns I dont shoot.

[DsGrouse]

I know this isnt traditional as the old style levergun but I actually dont mind the looks of this one or even the Smith 1854. Both calibers this one comes in are great choices for reloaders and buying cheap ammo. Ive played with the 300 blackout and its a fun little fella.

Al, I've never played around with the BO, how does it compare to the 30-30?
Better bullets I know, but ballistics wise.
Does it have a realistic advantage?

RP

Its appeal is in its cheap versatility. Brass is inexpensive, IE you can make it from 223. It can run bullets from 110grns to 230 grains. It can be had in 1:3 twist for solid copper round to all possibilities up to 1:10 for jacketed lead.

You can load the 110s up a bit, and the 230s down to subsonic levels for shooting suppression.

That's most of what I shoot 300blk-wise. Suppressed subs make for great hunting rounds out to about 140 yds.

[Vaquero]

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RP

[BigAl52]

I probably won’t be buying one of these either as the price of this gun is around 1200.00. I don’t think I want one that bad

[Vaquero]

I probably won’t be buying one of these either as the price of this gun is around 1200.00. I don’t think I want one that bad

I agree, in the above photo, I like the tri-pod way better than that rifle.
I'd rather drop $1200 on an antique Winchester of Marlin than something that resembles those.

RP

[PBSnooker]

I have a Ruger American Ranch bolt in 5.56 ,that also takes ar mags,that does everything that the Henry Supreme does for less than half the price.