W2MC

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Browning Lever Rifle in .308 BLR - Lever-Action Centerfire Rifles - Browning

I'm a PA resident now --- anywhere in PA

Ever get over toward the Poconos?

2035 - California goes all-electric 2036 - California taxes the crap outta electric cars

This "senior" left almost 5 years ago ... for this reason Just wish all the NJ/NY transplants up here would realize there's a reason they left.

A deal like that might convince me to buy a Glock, too....

You NEED to move across the Delaware. Pensions not taxed in PA

Very happy with my Winchester 94s - both post-'64, and my Brazilian 92 copy in .357. All are stone-stock and shoot very well. They are just about perfect woods rifles for deer; light, carry easily, and shoot true. I've been tempted to add some leather bits - a buttstock cover and perhaps leather-wrap the levers. One thing I have found - my hand is much too big for the "standard" lever loop. When shooting, I wrap my hand around both the stock and the outside of the lever loop. The '92 came with an expanded/enlarged loop - Its a bit more awkward to carry, but easier to shoot

...and they get to tell all their lefty voters how they're "protecting" them from the mean old black gunz, and they're "fighting the NRA". Its "all for the children" of course.

How often do you get up to the Poconos?

How did you like the peep sight?

You might want to get your amateur radio license if you wanna play on the ham bands.

I don't know anything about Baltimore Harbor; but yes; currents really can be that strong. A big cargo ship like that isn't very maneuverable. Most of the shipboard systems and controls are electric. If the lights go out, they have big, big trouble.

This may have played into the decision.