Pet care costs are some of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make.
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Sorry to hear...my wife and I are at least on the same page for this kind of stuff.
We have a beagle that is already passed her expected life span...poor little thing was having issues over the summer and I said we have to at least give 'er a chance...treatment worked. Yay. But it was no where near that amount of money. If it had been it would have been a shot at the vet and a nice memorial at home.
Both Mrs J and I agreed that cat would have gone to kitty heaven, if it were us. That's a LOT of money. And I like cats. Moved one from Alaska to GA.
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Are Rossi lever actions good? I got that marlin 30-30 a few weeks ago but I think I want a lever action in 357...I ask about Rossi because I assume it’s the same price I got that marlin at. 250-300 dollar range.
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would it be better to just keep the 30-30
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would it be better to just keep the 30-30
Yeah old Ned is a good cat (and I am not a cat person) but I would not have made the same decision she did.
Upper and SOPMOD bought.........I don't like spending money
A dissy is 16" with the FSP and the gas system at the rifle position.
A mock dissipator is 16" with the FSP at the rifle position, but the actual gas system will be a mid or carbine.
It's why my green dissy is an unreliable turd. Not enough gas to push the bolt back because the gas port is so close to the end of the barrel.
Rossi is made by Taurus. Some give them a bad rap, I've never had trouble. Lots of aftermarket stuff for them. Unless things have changed in the years since I was selling my guns, you will not find a .357 lever action as cheap as you got the 30-30.
Be prepared to shell out $500 for a Rossi in .357
They are a little rough around the edges and not too smooth out of the box, but they'll run.
I think yours is mock and midlength?
Cheapest .357 lever on Gunbroker right now. NIB Rossi 20". Current bid $280, 6 days left"
Don't expect it to go that cheap. Most listings have a Buy Now price of $500+
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Don't expect it to go that cheap. Most listings have a Buy Now price of $500+
I guess I need more AR mags.....I'll wait for that lol
No idea what I ordered I just know i like it. I'm ignorant about AR 15 but I do know the different lengths
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I have a 16" Rossi mod 92 and it almost feels like a toy it's so short. QUICK handling little carbine! Mine runs great - been thinking about doing some work to it but nothing yet. Shoots .38 or .357magnum, what's not to love! You can hunt deer with it for goodness sake! Great companion rifle for your new wheel gun!
Lots of aftermarket support for the Rossi, too.
That’s the reason I want one in 357/38 because of the revolver. Haven’t really looked at used prices but am a little worried it’s gonna be hard to come by and not quite as cheap as the marlin
Marlin 357s are like 800 or so IF you can find them...at least last time I looked.
I'd like a 327 Mag wheel gun and matching lever