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Here's a cool new rifle that I'd like to get my hands on. It's a lever action rifle based on the AR platform. I can see the awesome potential of having multiple calibers available in a lever gun with just a simple upper swap.

I'm sure the some old timer curmudgeon's will pop pop this rifle as it goes against what they traditionally know as a lever gun but times change and technology changes with it.

What's everyone else's thoughts?

Also I'm just poking fun at some of the curmudgeon's here and I meant no harm with my comment, so stay salty my friends....😜

 
10mmLife said:
Here's a cool new rifle that I'd like to get my hands on. It's a lever action rifle based on the AR platform. I can see the awesome potential of having multiple calibers available in a lever gun with just a simple upper swap.

I'm sure the some old timer curmudgeon's will pop pop this rifle as it goes against what they traditionally know as a lever gun but times change and technology changes with it.

What's everyone else's thoughts?

Also I'm just poking fun at some of the curmudgeon's here and I meant no harm with my comment, so stay salty my friends....😜

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Interesting concept, I can see it being a great “on the farm gun” my opinion.

Calibers offered???
 
Whether a shotgun or a rifle accepting detachable mags it is an easy fix or cross over. The AR style could be a great non gas operated gun that doesn't require tuning. Swap calibers, cartridges and barrel lengths as easy as that. Nothing wrong with a levergun! Detach mag feed 45-70 and give me a call! I've seen the conversionsto a rimless, but I'll keep the original! Double stack single fed keeps the mag short.
 
Keystone19250 said:
Interesting concept, I can see it being a great “on the farm gun” my opinion.

Calibers offered???
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I love me some lever actions, and love me some wood and steel firearms. This here contraption... why the hell not. I have had pump rifles with magazines and the Savage 99 which I love had magazines. So why not, it's simply a modernized version of older rifles with some updated enhancements the AR platform rifles have.
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
Whether a shotgun or a rifle accepting detachable mags it is an easy fix or cross over. The AR style could be a great non gas operated gun that doesn't require tuning. Swap calibers, cartridges and barrel lengths as easy as that. Nothing wrong with a levergun! Detach mag feed 45-70 and give me a call! I've seen the conversionsto a rimless, but I'll keep the original! Double stack single fed keeps the mag short.
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I want a lever gun so badly. I love old west guns
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
1 way to make an AR a classic! Other than that an AR will never be classic (maybe a classic)!
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I don't know, I am not an AR fan, do not own one. But, the AR/M16 platforms have been in military/police/home defence service since mid 60s, close to 60 years? Maybe more or less depending upon when they gained popular home defence traction. That's a while and its not going away any time soon.

How many are used for sporting purposes, i have heard it termed Americas sporting rifle, its that popular It's loved and trusted by what must be 2, maybe 3 generations who grew up with it as thier definition of what a rifle is, sort of like the quintessential 30/30 was to the older generations. I dont know it kind of gives credence to the idea of it being called classic in the not so distant future. No matter what my opinion of it may be.
 
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