Sidearms & Scatterguns My new lever action toy

[slyfox]

So I know this thing isn't practical, tactical, or modern. It is, however, one of my new favorite things to shoot. It is a Chiappa take-down 1892 mare's leg chambered in 44 magnum. It really is a thing of beauty with the case hardened receiver, walnut stock and grip, and octagonal barrel. I wasn't totally sold on this till I took it out to shoot with some friends and we had big goofy smiles all around.

The take-down version lets you easily remove the barrel and mag tube from the receiver for easy cleaning.

 

[shedhorn]

I like it!

 

[Bonjourjr]

Do they make one in .357? I may like it then. What's the Acurracy like? Minute of rodent?

 

[slyfox]

Do they make one in .357? I may like it then. What's the Acurracy like? Minute of rodent?

They make them in 45LC, 44 mag, and 357 mag. They are pretty accurate once you figure out how to hold the damn thing. It can hit a 4 inch target at 75-100 yards pretty easily.

 

[EXTREMEPREJUDICE]

Cool.........just curious, did you have to SBR it?

 

[slyfox]

Cool.........just curious, did you have to SBR it?

Nope, this thing is registered as a pistol!