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I have it in my head I need a tactical lever gun. I don't know why, but the idea tickles my imagination. The Henry already has the threaded barrel and the pistol grip. I'd add a skeleton butt stock and mlock fore end. I'd most likely go with a 357, and possibly a S & W 627 or 327 as a matching side arm.

I have it in my head I need a tactical lever gun. I don't know why, but the idea tickles my imagination. The Henry already has the threaded barrel and the pistol grip. I'd add a skeleton butt stock and mlock fore end. I'd most likely go with a 357, and possibly a S & W 627 or 327 as a matching side arm.

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It's a Winchester. Made in 1921. Dad was a gunsmith and built it from parts.

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Wow that's a keeper on many levels. Enjoy it, I am very jealous.

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Thanks. It brings back lots of memories when I take it out. I do recommend the caliber, cheap to shoot (if you reload) and very accurate.

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Have you tried the Hornaday Leverevolution in 357? I've tried the 30/30 and it has doubled (halved?) the accuracy at 200yards. I believe you can just get the bullets to do reloading. I am curious if they do the same in other calibers.