It's surprising that cycling the action on a 32 year old levergun and find it "stiff", but it is. Wouldn't use it for SASS. This one hasn't been shot much. Probably in a closet/safe most of it's life. Even has a trace of rust where hands usually grab, so have those coated now. Not cleaned ...

Finally found me a Browning 1892 clone in .44 mag and am in love. At the range I sighted in at 75 yards with American Eagle 240 grn HP's. Put 2 X's, a ten and 3 nines using the small original buckhorn sights. Not bad for 60+ yo eyes. Feels perfect in the hands and on the shoulder. Fit and finish are...

While Surefires are great, if the dept. is paying for them, Fenix lights have more options, more light-output and are about 1/2 the price of Surefire.

I use the Fenix TK-12, built like a tank and super bright. I have two and would bet my life on them.

Perfect Steve, thanks

My Rossi M92 - .357mag.

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BTW - Have a great Memorial Day

OH,
Here's the Bane video -

http://www.downrange.tv/show5/

I just saw Micheal Bane's coverage of NRA gun show. He showed a New Hawg-Leg pistol caliber lever-action being introduced. He didn't pronounce the company name correctly or give prices.
It's not the $3,000 custom job from Alaska either.

So who makes it? Web-site?

Thanks.