Winchester Model 1887/1901

>>28408528
Neat.

>>28408528
The Norinco copies are pretty good, but require positive actuation of the lever for good extraction/feeding.

>>28408633

Thanks for the feedback ,but what do you mean? I am not a /k/ regular.

>>28408528
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>>28408741
You gotta work the lever fully and with strength or it will jam.

>>28408741

you gotta run the action hard. they jam up if you don't give it the business.

>>28408741
gotta jerk it to work it

>>28408633
>>28408741
>>28409316
Ive got one of the norinco copies (also called pw87 or century arms 1887). I ran about 100 snapcaps through them then hit the range with it. You have to cycle it all the way but it will easily work 100% of the time. If you short stroke it the jam can be cleared by stroking it hard again. I like it a lot.

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>>28408528
Pw87 is a fuck load of fun.
Quite Reliable with a bit of polish.

>>28409633

does the pw87 being china made make a difference?

>>28408633
>>28409316
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>>28409337
>watching the review videos
>everyone and their brother sissyhanding it
>"Gawd it dun choked up on that there shell, that's jes' chiyanezuh quality there."
>go to range with friend
>work lever properly
>never have a problem
Sometimes I hate review videos.

>>28410117
Not really. Chinese might make cheap shit when they're making it for Harbor Freight, but their guns are a different story. They can be pretty pretty rough, but I've never met one that was an absolute lemon. Like >>28409633 said, if you polish it up it'll run just fine. If you have more money than brains you can pay a levergun wizard to slick up the action for you (there's actually quite a few if you ever get into SASS circles).