The Progression of Lever Action Rifles!

[@capt.j.toddwalker2028]

Awesome video Andy thank for sharing.

[@skinnersights302]

Thanks Todd! We sure enjoyed fishing with you back in May. Let's do it again! 🎣

[@carpingnyland8518]

What I really appreciate is that I can watch this video loudly enough to clearly understand what's being said, but don't have to make a mad dash to mute it during the shooting scenes, lest my neighbors call the cops. In so many other videos, the volume of the shots aren't edited down. Thanks!

[@snowgorilla9789]

Got a Rossi 92 sixteen inch in 357 a couple of months ago put a Skinner rail and red dot and can not believe how much fun that gun is. My first lever gun and wish I would have got into them years ago don't knock em untill you've shot em

[@skinnersights302]

That Rossi rail is one of our top sellers. Glad it's working for you. 🤠

[@cjr4286]

All very beautiful rifles! I'm surprised the vertical-stack, spitzer-capable lever rifles like the Winchester 1895 or the Savage 99 didn't become more popular. Cycling a lever seems like it would be faster than turning a bolt, yet just as lightweight and handy.

[@razieldrakis]

The answer is yes!

[@icescrew1]

Savage 99 308. Browning BLR 308. Light fast powerful getters of Elk in the mountains. The rounds they make for 30 30s now are awesome. Marlin 45-70 up close Elk and big bear pounder.

[@skinnersights302]

We live in amazing times for ammo development... 🤠

[@waksupi]

Good job Andy! They are also known as the Appalachian Assault Rifle!

[@skinnersights302]

Thank you! They were the original assault rifle.

[@LovedMyLoyalLongDog]

Very cool.

[@nicholasbaker2904]

My marlin dark 4570 is my favorite gun. Took me a year to find one. I'd sell half my other guns to get another one.

[@TriggerTimeTV]

do a video on it!

[@nicholasbaker2904]

@@TriggerTimeTV If your suggesting I do it. I dont have a clue how to do that stuff.

[@carpingnyland8518]

@@nicholasbaker2904 Watch a video on making videos! ;-)

[@skinnersights302]

I'm really liking this one. The full length rail didn't trip my trigger but set up with a Skinner 7" rail and integral peep + a Bear Buster front sight, it's stellar

[@jakedistlehorst6190]

A better title would have been “The Progression of Lever Action Rifles”

[@TriggerTimeTV]

your right, I changed it!

[@skinnersights302]

Perfect

[@2nd_a_dad4791]

Andy Larson might be a liiiittle bit biased about lever guns. Lol. And deservedly so, his sights are outstanding.

[@TriggerTimeTV]

yes they are!

[@markmiller9579]

The Skinner peep sight is what compelled me to purchase a Henry "small game" rife in .22 mag.

[@skinnersights302]

Thanks so much. Our goal is to help shooters be successful! (And yes, I'm a little biased) 🤠

[@Win94ae]

Actually, the Winchester 1873 was "The Gun That Won The West." My Win94ae shoots well enough still, here is my last shot with it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWGVfqOGaZyXoas

[@skinnersights302]

You are correct, I was meaning "Winchester" as a brand but realized it could have been taken that I meant the 1894. The 1873 and 1876 were key players in the settling of the West. Good reminder!

[@gmz1997]

Wait what?! No Savage model 99. Thats an injustice right there. lol

[@nemo227]

Lever guns are proven to be very useful.

[@tomsterism]

Winchester Model 1873 is typically known as the gun that won the West.

[@stevelong2269]

30-30 did NOT just "kill more deer than any other cartridge," Andy. They say it has killed more deer than ALL OTHER cartridges combined. Either way it's certainly a LOT.

[@skinnersights302]

And still doing well today. 🤠

[@shadow6pt533]

Nope