My opinion is... Anyone can go to Wal-mart or Dick's or Big-5 and buy a run of the mill rifle. Why? That's their choice. Owning a one of a kind and collectible firearm is a privilege, having it made by a master gunsmith to your specs? Priceless. If Wal-Mart is your preferred and norm? Good for you. ...

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t307/gannbino/1894475Linebaugh1.jpg For that kinda money I could buy a Turnbull model 1886/71 in .475 Turnbull caliber which would make any of the DRCs seem like a kids pellet gun in comparison. The weight of the firearm would be about the same. Well my McPherson ...

Just wondering who else out there has a Levergun built by Mic McPherson? I am thinking about getting another one made by him and would like to see pics of your rifles for possible ideas. Thanks...

Mic McPherson was building 475 Linebaughs on Marlin 1895's a while back. He would only build them on the blued steel models. I inquired about a conversion on my stainless steel guide gun, but he stated it did not have the strength needed for the conversion. There was an article somewhere on line di...

Almost 2000 rounds thru my McPherson 475 and it still shoots better than I do!

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Sorry, typo on the 1894. The three bumps on the underside of the stock are the 3-piece Twilight aperture set to go with the XS Ghost sight. There are also 2 Mercury tubes in the stock to help recoil and makes the balance perfect. Along with Robar NP3 plateing on the entire gun (inside and out) This ...

Marlin 1894 475 Linebaugh...

I had this made several years ago... Marlin 1894 475 Linebaugh...My Dream gun for sure... Shoots like one too...