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so all the accounts of the old timers saying 45 long colt because there was a round widely known as 45 short are just lies? at the end of the day, it don't matter a damn

Up for debate....

I wish I could just do both....and eventually maybe I will.

Man those are awesome...unfortunately about $600 out of my price range

It wasn't my first, but definitely on of my most cherished rifles is a 70s pre-safety Marlin 336 my old man gave me

Yeah those are about double what I want and am able to spend. My budget is a max of $900 or so...Id love a new Winchester but even those are out of my league

I do dislike the way the Henry loads....

So I'm going to buy a lever gun to staisfy my inner posuer cowboy. I want some nice, good looking, and functional....kinda like Marlins used to be. I want a case hardened receiver....but don't care much which action. I have two guns in mind, the Henry H010CC 45-70 and a Uberti 1873 in 45 Long...

It is! And a tad painful after 40 rounds

Whatcha lookin fer?

Yep....im looking into buying another despite my desperate desire for a Henry case hardened 45-70

Well I traded into it...but my total trade cost was about $525

I haven't been able to post this up for a while as I have just been insanely busy....but I got a new toy a while back. It's a real No.5 Mk1 Enfield "Jungle Carbine". This thing is an incredibly handy rifle and it is a THUMPER. .303 British really lets you know how powerful it is when it's shot...

Probably a Winchester 1917 or another No 5 Mk 1.....or save for @Balthaz Garand

Dan Wesson all the way at that price point

meh

Hate....

Selling it to me $200. But seriously probably 250-325 if I had to guess considering the much rarer jungle carbines are in the 400-500 range

Yeah Im dipping into the VEPR world myself...

sweet. Lemme know if you want to sale it