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You should be good. Most states say 18 for long guns (rifles & shotguns) and 21 for handguns. Of course states like Commiefornia, Illinois and New York may be different. Quickest way to find out is just call your local gun dealer, but I do believe you are in the clear for your .30-30.
*BTW. Don't know what rifle you are looking at, but the Marlin 336 rocks!
*BTW. Don't know what rifle you are looking at, but the Marlin 336 rocks!
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Yeah, I like the 45/70gov better just cause of the history. 450 marlin is a awesome round!
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If you want a nice entry level 1911 the Rock Island Armory makes a few different models. The 1911 A1 tactical is a good start. Available in 45acp and 38 super(close to 357 sig)
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If you want a nice entry level 1911 the Rock Island Armory makes a few different models. The 1911 A1 tactical is a good start. Available in 45acp and 38 super(close to 357 sig)
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Ever pull the trigger on a .460 Weatherby Magnum? Now THAT rifle will get your attention! I had one back in the early '90's. Beautiful Mark v Deluxe with a blond European Walnut stock (american walnut stocks were splitting under recoil) and a straight 6x Leupold scope sitting on top. Back then, the Weatherby factory loading pushed a 500gr .458 caliber bullet at 2700 feet per second for over 8000 ft-lbs of energy! Today, they've tamed it a bit by dropping the velocity to "only" 2600 fps and 7500 lb-ft . Out of an 11 lb rifle/scope combo and without the muzzle brake (too damn LOUD!) your body had to soak-up nearly 115 pounds of recoil! About 5 shots a day was all I was good for. By then, I had a migraine from the whiplash!
Below is .223 (5.56mm NATO), .308 Win (7.62 NATO) and .460 Weathetby Mag.
Below is .223 (5.56mm NATO), .308 Win (7.62 NATO) and .460 Weathetby Mag.
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