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| They are an absolutely silly concept dreamed up by some TV writer for the show Dead or Alive and I suspect that almost every one will end up as a safe queen or pawn shop decoration. Because the only practical way to shoot one is from the hip and most shooters prefer to see nice small clusters on their targets.
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| quote: Originally posted by Scooter123:
They are an absolutely silly concept dreamed up by some TV writer for the show Dead or Alive and I suspect that almost every one will end up as a safe queen or pawn shop decoration. Because the only practical way to shoot one is from the hip and most shooters prefer to see nice small clusters on their targets.
I don’t disagree. But did you ever really want something as a kid and get to a point in your life where you just said “screw it, I’m buying one” I think that’s where he’s at. Just wants It for shits and giggles. Might shoot it once or twice. Might not. |
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| My dads got one in 44...he leaves it in the truck for snakes when he’s at some kinda job site. To me it’s a silly concept, but he can one hand it and he hits what he’s aiming at. I guess it heavier than a 44 revolver and that it doesn’t recoil as much.
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| Why a Mare's Leg? Because  . Henry offers a .410 " Lever Action Axe" that would be good for exhibition shooting balloons, Oreos thrown in the air, and your occasional copperhead or chupacabra. Holds five 2 1/2" inch shells. And several variations of rimfire and centerfire pistol caliber Mare's Legs.
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| I'm waiting for some clever person to design a "forearm brace" for them. Then I might become very interested !! |
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| They look ripe for a Form 1 build into an SBR. If the stocks are the same as the rifle stocks, it would be really easy. |
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| quote: Originally posted by jimacp:
Yep, they are perfect to sbr. That’s exactly what I did with both a Rossi (.45 Colt) and a Henry (.357). You can buy a rifle stock directly from Henry. It was a little harder finding a full Rossi stock but they are out there if you look. (Maybe Rossi sells them now. They didn’t when I was looking). I really like both of them. The Henry is a little prettier, but the Rossi is lighter and works great. I put Skinner sights on the Rossi.
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