who the fuck actually cares whether or not a gun is made in america

Any serious hunter wouldn't own a lever action because it requires tools to field strip.

I'd tell you to put a Rossi up your ass and pull the trigger, but it'd probably misfire.

>>33397637
I've seen better bait in my day, but not many.

>>33397637
>being so unprepared you have to field strip your rifle on a hunting weekend and you only brought one

loser

>>33397637
If rossi is so good why isn't a team of rag tag vaqueros cleaning up brazil with them?

>>33397637
>implying any serious hunter doesn't have a multitool on them at all times
Never know when you need a beer innawoods.

>>33397666
I guess you don't hunt or take your guns, even though it's doubtful you own any, in the woods.

You drop a bolt action in the mud and you take the bolt out and wash it in a stream. You do that with a lever action and you're fucked.

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>>33397637
>Any serious hunter wouldn't own a lever action because it requires tools to field strip.

best lol I've had all day

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>>33397603
Is that Ian?

>>33397637
when the counter troll is better than the original troll

>>33397603

Why did you post a bunch of monkey noises and then type HUEHUEHUE for an entire line?

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>>33397603
>who the fuck actually cares whether or not a gun is made in america

people who live in USA care about this

getting gun parts from american companies is much easier than other foreign areas

>>33397694
what are you, 12? can't carry your rifle without dropping it in the mud?

i hunt every pheasant season, turkey season, and some years deer. i have never dropped my rifle, nor has anyone i've ever been with dropped their rifle.

if you're so careless as to drop you're rifle you shouldn't be carrying it in the first place you fucking plebe go light yourself aflame at your earliest convenience

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>>33397603
Countries like china, brazil, sweden and other third world nations tend to excel in afforable, mass-produced product and tend to fail at precision manufacturing. So it depends on what exactly you're buying.

In addition, I never like to finance a company whose values I disagree with. For instance, I don't particularly know how Herr Heckler and Herr Koch feel about, say, mass Islamic immigration/conquest, but I'll wager my few hundred dollars that Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson have a more American opinion on the subject.

>>33397786
Google lever action vs bolt action and follow the links from hunting forums.

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>>33397694
I blame the Call of Duty games, driving all these youngsters hooping and hollering after .30-30s and .357 carbines.

>>33397637
>>33397846
Gentlemen, I stand corrected. We are in the presence of a master-baiter.

>>33397603
I really want a 308 lever action. I've only found the Henry Long Ranger or the Browning BLR. And the BLR is ugly as fuck.

>>33397883
Just get the Henry, if you can find one in stock anywhere. The BLR has that high gloss wood and the trigger is not very good.

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>>33397883
I believe the Winchester Model 88 was commonly available in .308.

>>33397883
>>33397958
And unless you specifically must have .308, the 1895 came in .30-06 and the 94AE came in .307 Winchester (essentially .308 with a rimmed cartridge).

>>33397958
Sexy, especially in .284 Win. But aren't those about as easy to find now as a Savage 99?

>>33397975
Gun Broker has about 10 in .308 on the first of 4 pages of results for "Winchester 88".

>>33397694
> drop your gun
> retarded
> drop your gun in the mud
> double retarded
> drop your gun in the mud with the action open
> ?
Autism, autism everywhere

>>33398005
I stand corrected. Too bad most of them want $1500+, but I guess it's a collectors item at this point.

>>33398024
he thinks fudds are like AR queers

>>33398030
Most of the .308s I saw were south of $1000. It looked like the expensive ones tended to be in less common calibers.

>>33398061
What's crazy is that the original sticker price back in the 60's would have been under $200. Different world back then.

>>33397603
Right-wingers care, it gives jobs to American people and you can trust American made weaponry.

>>33397777
Quads of truth.

>>33397603

A shit ton of ppl care. If a shit ton did not care, companies would of stop shilling out the whole "MADE IN AMERICA!!" shit.