i got some new guns...mossberg 590a1, which i posted about before and a used marlin 1894 lever-action carbine in 357 magnum
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| mossberg 590a1 |
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| marlin 1894 |
the marlin i got is pretty old...almost 30 years old, so i have to make sure that i test it out before the 90 day warranty period is over...mine comes with a scope, but i might take it off...the reason i chose the 357mag caliber was mainly because of cost and ability to shoot it at indoor ranges...357mag is pretty expensive, but i can shoot 38 special, which is a little cheaper...about the same as shooting .45acp...still pricey, but not as bad as the more powerful calibers...also, most indoor gun ranges max out at 44mag...they even make lever guns in 500mag, which i think would be awesome to shoot...however, i think only one company makes a lever gun in that round, and it is too expensive for me (
http://www.bighornarmory.com/products/)...i am thinking about trading/selling my neos and cz75b to get a smith and wesson 686 to go with the carbine...i would like to get pistol/rifle combos in all the pistol calibers that i have
if i trade in my neos, i would have to get another .22 to go with my marlin papoose...i would want one that is like a glock and another that is like a 1911...this would allow me to practice in a cheaper caliber and still retain the same feel of my glock and 1911...like these two
a carbine to go with my glock 17 would be the kel-tec sub2000, which i already posted about...the advantage with this one is that it can use the same magazine as the glock...a carbine to go with my 1911 would be the marlin camp carbine in .45acp, but it is no longer made and is difficult to find used...i'll definitely get it if i come across one at a gun store...the advantage, like the kel-tec, is that it can share magazines with my 1911
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| kel-tec |
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| camp carbine |
there are so many other guns that i would like to get...i would like to get one bolt-action rifle in 308win and a few semi-auto rifles if they get rid of that stupid magazine lock requirement for california...the only problem is that is that i don't think there are many ranges nearby that allow them
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