don't put your head in the sandThere is no AWB coming yet! Quit saying this crap!
We had it before, and it is a priority for the Dems, assuming Trump loses.
Of course, if you can guarantee that GA will hold the senate, I will relent!
don't put your head in the sandThere is no AWB coming yet! Quit saying this crap!
+1don't put your head in the sand
We had it before, and it is a priority for the Dems, assuming Trump loses.
Of course, if you can guarantee that GA will hold the senate, I will relent!
Was there before. Just get tired of the fear mongering that hasn't happened yet. The house is tight with more republicans this time around. If we hold the senate come Jan 5th the we should be in good shape. Time will tell.don't put your head in the sand
We had it before, and it is a priority for the Dems, assuming Trump loses.
Of course, if you can guarantee that GA will hold the senate, I will relent!
It will be look whos in chargeThere is no AWB coming yet! Quit saying this crap!
How about .480 Ruger? They could sell matched lever action carbine/ DA revolver sets.I'd also like to see them bring back the model 1894 pistol caliber carbines in 357, 41, and 44 mag,
Henry is the biggest lever gun maker, for now. I'd not be surprised if Ruger beats them down the road. We'll seeHenry Repeating Arms was positioned to be in the drivers seat as it comes to lever guns, and they’re starting to make some inroads into some very high quality break action single shots with the closing of H&R.
The acquisition provides Ruger the ability to gain substantial market share in the lever market, IF they can match or beat the quality, price and availability of up and coming Henry.
This will be a fun match up to watch.
Ruger has bought Marlin with a lot of the production problems already worked out. The quality of the late Marlins. The guns run fine. The carrier issues where corrected. Where Ruger takes the production as far MIM parts vs machined parts will be interesting.I do hope that Ruger resurrects the Marlin lever guns to the standards of old. They did offer lever actions a while ago, but they never caught on. Even if they had to jack up the prices to do so, I'd take a look.
Exactly how I feel about it too. What Ruger 'gets' is a chance to revive Marlin's reputation and product line. Make me a brand new 39a, Ruger ... built as well as they used to, but with better steel than they used to. And please keep the warning language on a removeable sticker.I do hope that Ruger resurrects the Marlin lever guns to the standards of old. They did offer lever actions a while ago, but they never caught on. Even if they had to jack up the prices to do so, I'd take a look.
Yes, I'm sure it isn't lost on Ruger that they could do a full CAS lineup. They just need to build some old school shotguns.Ruger will likely drop all the duplicative Marlin products like the 22 rimfire rifles. I think Ruger just wants the Marlin lever actions. Ruger has sold lever actions in the past but they were funky looking. An Old West style Marlin lever action paired with a Ruger Vaquero revolver.
I'd like it if Ruger made it with the full length mag tube, like the old ones.I think Ruger would be wise to keep the Model 60 in production. I have had several people shoot both the 10/22 and the Model 60. While many like the 10/22, there are a number that prefer the Model 60.
^^^This^^^I think Ruger would be wise to keep the Model 60 in production. I have had several people shoot both the 10/22 and the Model 60. While many like the 10/22, there are a number that prefer the Model 60.