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#WINCHESTER 94AE TRAPPER.357 FULL#

#WINCHESTER 94AE TRAPPER.357 FULL#

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These are pretty true to the original Win design, including the period-correct ladder sight that a good percentage of carbines and trappers sported. *Legacy/Puma recently announced that it has "upgraded" its 92 (formerly the Rossi product) to the more expensive Armi Sport model. With the availability of the three listed above, no need to get the more recent, especially given their price and that they have some undesirable (in my view) features - vs the Browning and others - added due to the current lawyerly world we live in.those being a tang safety (still better than the current Rossi safeties) and rebounding hammer-like all recent year (decades) Wins. I don't include a recent (early 2000s) run of Miroku, Japan - made Win 92s (same plant as the older Brownings) - as there aren't many of them and are fairly pricey.but that's another route, though to me "unnecessary" for your purposes. 357 is about the same price as the current Armi Sports.

44 mag, its other chambering-though still not a lot of them either) and therefore commands even higher prices.but these are excellent-many feel the best of all the modern-era 92s made.

The more expensive current Italian imports (made by Chiappa/Armi Sport - and distributed by Cimarron, Taylors and now Legacy/Puma*, and maybe a few others).which sport nice walnut stocks, and.

The aforementioned Brazilian-made Rossi 92s by a variety of importers - older pre-safety models (preferred) or the current ones (EMF, Legacy/Puma, etc.),.

There are three basic ways to go with a 92, in no particular order except availability and cost (lowest to highest) perhaps And, yes, it is true that some 92 357s feed 38s better than others. Using 38's will increase the count by 1 in either case.

The 92 trapper (and probably the 94 also) carries about 6-7, and out of the 20" regular carbine about 10, depending on the cartridge tube follower/spring etc. Stick with the '92 as a few have said.a much (much) better pistol-caliber design. Particular gun or manufacturer issues, not the design. 357 Puma and HAVE had feeding issues with it. 44 Mag and have never had any feeding issues. Any idea why the Marlin cost so much more there? I like the XS Scout mount for it and the lack of a rebounding hammer. They put lots of rounds through guns like that and probably know about the issues they have and know lots of tricks and tips on getting them to work right.įWIW I like the Marlin better myself. You might check on a forum dedicated to Cowboy Action Shooting or maybe and get some input from those people. All the standard length rounds I tried worked fine. It seemed to me that if the cartridge was too long it had feeding trouble. That bullet had a much wider flat point and the cartridge overall length was about the same as the 240gr. The lifter had trouble getting that round into the chamber when I cycled the action quickly.

The overall length was greater than the typical 240gr. truncated cone loads with a long nose and a small diameter flat on the front. 44mag and the ammo it had trouble with had bullets that were loaded long. 357 model or if this is characteristic of all M94s, but I was playing with a M94 in. 357 because I've heard the bullets get some decent amoutn of extra velocity over pistol barrel lengths with almost no recoil and muzzle climb but with a lot more rounds in the magazine than. I would like to take it every now and then to the range for 50yds fun plinking, is it accurate enough? So how many rounds does it hold? Does it cycle without any problems? Is the rifle reliable? Is the action hard to field strip for cleaning? I just cycled one dummy round and it felt awesome smooth even bone dry, a bit loose maybe. I've seen a factory new Winchester 94 model trapper (the really short one) in. I am not from the US and semi-auto rifles are pretty hard to get and I always had a soft spot for lever action rifles. I live alone in a remote location in a house with brick wall so overpenetration is no issue. I am looking for a short and handy fast repeating knock-around rifle for home defence.