I hear restmod and I immediately think of Eleanor Mustangs. Then I feel stabby. Yet I dig a good chopped 30s Ford, preferably with a hot big-block and a 9-inch locker.I'm always divided on items like that..... As a car-guy, it's kinda how I feel about restomods.
This hurts my soul....
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wmg1299
Professional
It's definitely not my style, but I can appreciate the innovation. I love the classic look and feel of my leverguns. I can't even bring myself to mount a scope because it feels wrong to me. Still, I enjoy seeing new and innovative products introduced. Industries stop being fun when manufacturers stop taking chances.
Bear007
Custom
I've thought for a little while now that my old Winchester .30-30 could use an RDS. I picked it up over 30 years ago at a flea market. It is a great, light rifle for hunting in the brush and thickets. I think an RDS would maybe help to get on targets quicker.
I think the mod is pretty cool looking. But I also think the mod maybe made the front end heavier, too long and the rifle unbalanced which would defeat its purpose for me. It's now a cool bench/range gun for everyone to wow over.
HansGruber
Ronin
I think it’s brilliant.
If it’s a PCC, subsonic rounds will be dead quiet, with no action noise at all…or, fast follow ups (people who know what they’re about with a lever can work one as fast as a semi; if they REALLY know, it’s almost sounds cyclic).
I’d have one on a heartbeat.
If it’s a PCC, subsonic rounds will be dead quiet, with no action noise at all…or, fast follow ups (people who know what they’re about with a lever can work one as fast as a semi; if they REALLY know, it’s almost sounds cyclic).
I’d have one on a heartbeat.
Pitdogg2
Professional
RangerBill
Operator
I've always dreamt of a lever action carbine with M-Loks to hang tactical gadgets on. Makes an already handy rifle even handier. Now for a detachable box magazine and a custom Kydex saddle scabbard.
