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24 January 2012

Those Tactical Lever Guns

I was looking at the pictures again.

Notice one place where there isn't a rail?

The top.  You know, where you want one for a scope?

Perhaps we're supposed to mount the scope on one of the side rails for gangsta levah gat action!
Posted by Angus McThag at 09:34
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4 comments:

  1. One of the pictures at the SHOT show, er, showed a scope mounted above the receiver. Makes me think it's at least drilled & tapped for scope rings.

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  2. Show showed? Isn't that when your French light machinegun jams?

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  3. The information here says that the .30-30 has a drilled & tapped receiver with included scope rail, and that the .22 has a dovetail mount.

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  4. While factual and informative, it's not very humorous. ;)

    I wonder if they went with the angle eject heresy. Remember, the 1892 is a JMB.

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