Which Lever Gun Do You LIKE the best ...

[Jayhawker]

What year?

1950, assuming you were asking me about the 99.

[Old Savage]

Yes - a friend just bought one like it (same year) but it has a much fuller forend which I had not seen before.

All the other EGs I have seen have this type like yours

[AndyM]

Has to be my Winchester 1894 rifle in 30wcf
here it is this deer season, the picture is not a close up but it will have to do for now

[Old Savage]

This one is very likable.

[Don McDowell]

Ever wonder why I like my 95 in 405?
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[RIHMFIRE]

Ever wonder why I like my 95 in 405?
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It makes backstraps!

[Modoc ED]

Here's one that I like:

Marlin .444S manufactured in 1979

[Mike D.]

These two favorites are easily accessible. A couple of '86 LWs, .45-70 and .38-56WCF with 1/2 octagon barrel.

[RIHMFIRE]

These two favorites are easily accessible. A couple of '86 LWs, .45-70 and .38-56WCF with 1/2 octagon barrel.

You have two 86s....
That aint fair!

very nice

[Streetstar]

I have already replied once in this thread, but i figured i'd add some pics --- my Dad's .30-.30 (i inherited after his passing) is my fave by default, even if it has the dreaded receiver safety - oh well. I also mentioned my Henry .22, as it gets more rounds through it than anything in my possesion, it is pictured in the bottom cradle of the 3 gun rack. At top is a Remington 513-T Matchmaster --- it is mainly for conversational purposes as it is too nice to shoot a great deal ---

but there's my levers. Bottom photo is an unfired (no pun intended) Marlin 1895 GS in .45-70 that was anxiously awaiting its turn on the rack when my motor home caught fire. It likely would have replaced the Henry as my 2nd fave lever

[nemhed]

Streetstar, were you passing through Indiana on I-70 when your motorhome caught fire? Too bad about the rifles.

[Streetstar]

Streetstar, were you passing through Indiana on I-70 when your motorhome caught fire? Too bad about the rifles.

No , that one wasn't me -- i was parked in South Texas when i had a thermostat malfunction on an unexpectedly cold night Scary stuff ----- Check the dent in the magazine tube from a round cooking off --- that is/was a strong rifle. But the whole place sounded like the 4th of July that night with roughly 150 large rifle cartridges, the same in pistol cartridges and a couple of 550 rd .22 LR fun packs going off.

[Mike D.]

These two favorites are easily accessible. A couple of '86 LWs, .45-70 and .38-56WCF with 1/2 octagon barrel.
You have two 86s....
That aint fair!

very nice

Actually, I have a few more two of them, but they are not all at this location.

[JerryB]

I reckon that My Winchester 92 32wcf or Rossi 92 .357 or one of the 94 30wcf carbines are my favorites, sorry no picturres I am on a borrowed laptop until mine get fixed.

[winshooter]

Winchester 1894 is my favorite.............but I like Marlin's too.

Mike

[Monty94]

My favourite has to be my Winchester 94 in .307 caliber. Everything about it looks, feels, handles and behaves just right. Topped with a Bushnell 4x32 scope, it has never let me down. I have taken numerous moose and caribou with it, mostly one-shot kills and, with factory ammo. Out to 200 yards and a bit, I wouldn't even think about using any other rifle.

So much for those experts who pretty much darned the whole thing while it was in production.

Monty

[444Hal]

Depends on where I'm at.

[afish4570]

My 356Win 94 is just a sweetie. The Ruger #3 SS (sort of a lever gun) in 4570 loaded to Ruger only handloads is unbelievable..On both ends.Would like to see Mossberg bring out a 356 or 307 special run and see how they are snapped up. The 356's are achieving cult status. My 356 loaded to 2330fps with a RN 200gr bullet is a great combo.afish4570

[jd45]

I've always had a thing for the 1892s.......seen myriads of em in the movies, have always been fascinated by the workings of their actions. I also like the way, with my short arms, I can cycle the action without bringing the rifle off my shoulder. It's very user-friendly for me. Plus, with handloads, I've got enough power in the .45 Colt chambering, to do anything I want to. Easy to carry & looks good, too. jd45

[dbateman]

um ow mmm let me think aaaaaaaaaaaa




all of them

[Warhawk]

One of these ...

[MikeS.]

Marlin 1894 in .357 magnum 2nd same in .44 magnum.

[rjohns94]

marlin 1897 .22lr, love the long barrel, globe front and accuracy for small game hunting. next up the 1892, but really close would be the 1893 marlin or 1886 winchester

[leeloader]

I love my 1894 marlin in .357. It fits, shoots and very inexpensive to shoot and reload for. Coyotes out here in AZ do not want to come in closer than 100 yds with this gun in my hands!

[Mokwaw]

Marlin 39M............

[Electric Factory]

It's a toss up between the Model 1873 and Model 1876 Winchesters.

[1894cfan]

Guess!

[Old Savage]

Oh, let me try a wild guess

[1894cfan]

Oh, let me try a wild guess

BINGO!!!!!! On BOTH counts!