I’ve only put 300 rounds through my new Beretta 92, it’s my first automatic with the double action trigger and boy oh boy is that going to take some getting used to. I even flinch dry firing it. I can’t believe how long the double action trigger pull is. The last gun I fired double action was my Smith and Wesson model 686. Very different feel.
I have been waiting for the better twist rate in the 44 marlin so glad that they listened. I remember that ruger did that in their 44/77 bolt action but made the magazine too short for the longer bullets. I love the model 12 it's so smooth that you can cycle it one handed I still have one of my great grandfather's. The older guns were more focused on more meat and potatoes field use and tactical second so you had design quirks to work around and never thought about it. My 870 is an early one and while nowhere as smooth as the model 12 it doesn't have any quirks to work around. Cool thing about the sigs is the ability to change the frames several aftermarket parts available.
@@jw.6410 And when people are working at Mcdonalds for &18 per hour prices seem to get a bit crazy I think anyone working any kind of skilled job can afford these and similar $1200 = 2 days work for most...
I disagree with you totally. Where else can a working Man get such a fine firearm that will last for generations for so little money? Ruger has done themselves Proud in my opinion. Best Wishes from Montana!
Great video, gentlemen! Quick question for Brian: did you have to change the front sight on your 1894, and if so, what sight height did you use? Appreciate it.
Its good you guys have honest opinions about each other’s guns. I like the disclaimer, stole it from my wife, lol Glock makes good guns, they’re just not for me, had 2 couldn’t get comfortable with them. I have a nice wish list for Santa again, lol, Marlins at the top, lol great video guys
Thanks for watching! And yes glock does make a great gun...I personally don't own one either... that's why I "borrowed" it from my wife for the video lol
Nice assortment of firearms. I’m pretty fond of both the long guns.
Great firearm channel. The experience of these guys is off the chart. Have read so many of Brian's articles and enjoy his interaction with the boys.
Thanks for watching! We appreciate it
It's always a pleasure seeing you guys shooting together. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😊
Thanks for watching!
Glad Ruger decided on a proper twist rate of 1and 20inch . Marlin seemed to want to continue with the 1and 38inch. At least the upper management did.
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i have the new Ruger/Marlin in 357 mag, also put a Skinner peep on it. great little rifle in my opinion.
Very nice!
Excellent video 👍
Thanks!
I’ve only put 300 rounds through my new Beretta 92, it’s my first automatic with the double action trigger and boy oh boy is that going to take some getting used to. I even flinch dry firing it. I can’t believe how long the double action trigger pull is. The last gun I fired double action was my Smith and Wesson model 686. Very different feel.
It's definitely weird having an auto loader with a double action pull for that first round. It take some practice to get it down for sure!
I have been waiting for the better twist rate in the 44 marlin so glad that they listened. I remember that ruger did that in their 44/77 bolt action but made the magazine too short for the longer bullets. I love the model 12 it's so smooth that you can cycle it one handed I still have one of my great grandfather's. The older guns were more focused on more meat and potatoes field use and tactical second so you had design quirks to work around and never thought about it. My 870 is an early one and while nowhere as smooth as the model 12 it doesn't have any quirks to work around. Cool thing about the sigs is the ability to change the frames several aftermarket parts available.
Yes all very true! Thanks for sharing!
Brian do you know if they have any plans for the 1894 in the 45 Colt? I need one desperately! Kind of. Keep up the great work 👍
Im kinda hoping it’s in the works too!
$1239 MSRP? Woof! I guess Ruger has given up on the working man market with their lever guns.
I've see them for 999.00
@@jw.6410 And when people are working at Mcdonalds for &18 per hour prices seem to get a bit crazy
I think anyone working any kind of skilled job can afford these and similar
$1200 = 2 days work for most...
Most of their guns!
Those days are gone. High material and energy cost prohibit them in the price range, not to mention engineers and factory set up.
I disagree with you totally.
Where else can a working Man get such a fine firearm that will last for generations for so little money?
Ruger has done themselves Proud in my opinion.
Best Wishes from Montana!
Like this format
Thanks!
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Carry On
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The dad puts me in mind of Larry Mahan, rodeo hand extraordinaire.
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I looked up Bull Creek. I immediately noted that Jake needs a .416 Taylor BAR
Another fun video with my oatmeal...
That would be awesome!
Great video, gentlemen! Quick question for Brian: did you have to change the front sight on your 1894, and if so, what sight height did you use? Appreciate it.
Here in canada we are still under the handgun freeze ,no buy ,no sell , no transfer; you can still own what you already have. Sure like that marlin!
The gun laws in Canada are very unfortunate. And yes that Marlin is a nice rifle
Great video i love this format
Glad you enjoy it!
God Bless America 🇺🇸
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"I hate Sig".......you were my favorite till you said that!
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Its good you guys have honest opinions about each other’s guns. I like the disclaimer, stole it from my wife, lol Glock makes good guns, they’re just not for me, had 2 couldn’t get comfortable with them. I have a nice wish list for Santa again, lol, Marlins at the top, lol great video guys
Thanks for watching! And yes glock does make a great gun...I personally don't own one either... that's why I "borrowed" it from my wife for the video lol
America 🇺🇸 🇺🇲
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If you really love your wife, you should buy her something nicer than a Glock!😂
I bought Beckie a pristine Model 28 Highway Patrolman her last Bday.
That sounds really good.....but I'm not buying it. A pristine model 28 sounds like it was really for you! Lol. Thanks for watching.