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I give you the Mossberg 464: http://www.mossberg.com/products/defaul ... n=products




A lever rifle tricked out like an AR15, shooting a caliber with ballistic similarity to the 7.62x39.....everything the tactical cowboy could need.

Yuck! I will take my Marlin .30 .30 thank you!

yep, I'll keep my 1973 vintage 336..... but I am kinda lusting for an 1894SS in .44 mag

y'all can keep the .22 cal black rifles

Hard to believe they actually think that is going to sell.

That would even look hideous next to a Highpoint.

this is wrong. words escape me.

The Annoyed Man wrote:I give you the Mossberg 464: http://www.mossberg.com/products/defaul ... n=products




A lever rifle tricked out like an AR15, shooting a caliber with ballistic similarity to the 7.62x39.....everything the tactical cowboy could need.

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...Tinkertoys...on dope...

Talk about a useless design. Why corrupt a perfectly good rifle like that. If an AR style rifle is what you want then just get one, they can be had an a very large variety of calibers these days. As for lever action I still have a Marlin 30-30 and it a good rifle. But the only reason I still have it is sentimental value.

Nothing wrong with having options. I've run into some people who like that thing... I don't, but I don't see anything wrong with it except that to me it looks silly.

MadMonkey wrote:Nothing wrong with having options. I've run into some people who like that thing... I don't, but I don't see anything wrong with it except that to me it looks silly.

Hummm! Maybe I'll add a green light laser on my 336 Texan.

MadMonkey wrote:Nothing wrong with having options. I've run into some people who like that thing... I don't, but I don't see anything wrong with it except that to me it looks silly.

I agree it looks kinda silly, I can see how people will like it though.

Other than the stock I could get used to it. Its been a while since I ran a levergun but I do know people that can run one so that its every bit as effective as a semi-auto and even more versatile. Now there are people out there who will doubt me but take a .357 or .44 magnum (.44 prefered) chambered gun loaded to capacity with the weaker cartridge (.38 or .44 special)and run it like a shotgun. When you Shoot one you load load one, if you need more power load a .44 mag and either fire the one in the chamber or work the lever. What a shot shell for some reason? theres those as well. Want a hollow point instead of a hard cast lead flat nose? load it in. Running a lever gun or a shotgun very well is an art form, when done right they can make extremely effective tools and adding rails only gives you options like you get with a railed AR or AK.

BTW, I plan to fix my haven't run a levergun in a while problem this week when I take what I think is the most impractical levergun ever out to the range. Its a Rossi Ranch Hand (Mares leg pistol) in .44 mag. It may be impractical but it will be fun.

The Annoyed Man wrote:I give you the Mossberg 464:A lever rifle tricked out like an AR15, shooting a caliber with ballistic similarity to the 7.62x39.....everything the tactical cowboy could need.

When I first saw this I thought you were late on your April 1st post.

TDDude wrote:this is wrong. words escape me.

It is uhhh unique....

One of my ALL time favorites!

How do you catch a unique rabbit?

Unique up on him!

How do you catch a tame rabbit?

Tame way, unique up on him!!!