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I am looking for a good hard hitting lever gun but I am on a budget. What is your guys thoughts? I am open to 30-30,35 Rem. 45-70( If one can be found for a good price) 44 mag. 454 casull.
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April 26, 2012, 02:57:59 AM »
I would say a used Marlin or Winchester in 30-30, that would be the most common and if you don't reload buying factory 30-30's would be more reasonable and available. Nothing like a good ol 30-30.
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April 26, 2012, 05:31:47 AM »
On a budget a thirty-thirty off used gun rack is the best deal. I would make sure that I got one that a scope could be mounted on. Recent visits to gun stores show a lot of 30-30 rifles on the used gun racks. If you go up in caliber the price of the rifle increases along with the price of ammunition.
I like the 35 Remington but ammunition is harder to find. 44 Magnum is easy as 30-30 to find, himm wonder why?
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April 26, 2012, 06:38:18 AM »
Buy a used browning blr in .308 and a cheap reloading set. If you look around You can get the whole rig for about 550. I got so many guns I don"t know what to do with them. I'm a hunter not a collector and finally settled on a .308 for all round use. You will love it !
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April 26, 2012, 11:19:46 AM »
Used Marlin 336s in .35 Remington can often be found for $250-$350. No better bargain exists. The .30-30 would be my second choice from your list with the .45-70 in dead last place.
Don't over look the .44 magnum or .45 Colt if you find one at a decent price but I'm betting both will run you a couple hundred dollars more than the .30-30 or .35 Rem.
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