can you use a lever action rifle with out have to lift rifle up to eject to cartridge
1292150
No. I just put a marlin 30-30 lever action in mine and it will lever down about halfway before it hits the beam on the bottom. rotate the gun sideways a bit though and it will just fine.PS- the back rest that holds the but of the rifle is stationary in that it cant be raised or lowered. The front part can but you would have to raise it really high and then you would be shooting up in the sky. the two screws along the center beam lift the whole rest up and down on the rear, not just the rear but rest. PSS - two replies down - what the heck is a "moist natant"
1292151
i think you can. i measured the distance between the bottom of my moist natant and the tray, you have 6 1/2" inches. measure the length of you lever to see if you have the room. there is plenty of adjustment to get more room. hope this helps you .
1755394
Bt10 has quick release lever so you can use it on other weapons or choose not to carry it a round all the time on your rifle it is very light and very strong and very adjustable
826033
To pump it you simply extend and return the long lever on the side. But first you must load a pellet or atleast open the chamber.
1427052
You have to use the laser cartridge for the appropriate caliber. It is rimless so it will not eject when pull the slide.
94483
absolutely! Simple up or down lever action to remove or change cutting depth. Excellent product!
931557
When the handgun's slide is "racked" the laser cartridge does not eject. When you're finished with your laser practice firing drill, use the eraser end of an unsharpened, wooden pencil (or something like it that is NOT METAL so as to avoid damaging the interior finish of the barrel) to push the cartridge out of the chamber.
1465485
Yes, but i would not recommend it. Inside the stock there is lead weight that helps balance the gun. The gear-box and most of the mechanics of the gun are stored in the front of the gun, meaning if you remove the stock the gun become very front heavy. I tried it when i first bought a pair of these awesome guns, and regretted it almost at once. -Savage
753912
Depends on the particular model, but most Henry lever action rifles that have the side eject (big boy models are this type) are already drilled and tapped for scope mounts. If this is what you've got then you'll need a model compatible picatinny mount installed (it's a rail and a few screws, if you can mount a scope, you can install the rail), but once you've got that you should be good to go.
133321
Yes. it can. i shot two rabbits and dropped them cleanly with a single shot each to the head. great rifle.
389840
I don't believe this would work very well on a revolver. It is a short barrel it will block the extractor and you will not be able to open the cylinder.
362131
Yes you do. However it should be pretty easy to create something to do that for you. I am thinking a trigger pressure gauge. How many pounds of pull are being used is some other information that is helpful. If you have to use a lot of poundage it is more likely to cause you to veer off slightly. I have a double action only pistol that has a 14 pound pull. I sure wish it were about half that.
753914
no you can get a side lever action mount ,but as far as I know they just fit conventional tube scopes
1197496
The lever action is plastic, as is the trigger assembly. I checked all of these parts with a magnet. Hope this helps.The old Rogers, Arkansas B B Gun is a thing of the past.
1280217
When the rifle is cocked (by pulling down on the lever under the barrel), the breech opens up allowing a pellet to be inserted from the top. A word of caution: The spring is very powerful, so be sure to maintain a tight grip on the cocking lever while loading in case the action accidentally slams shut. This has never happened to me, but I have heard that it can happen, and that would be very painful.
1033186
I do that with the air compressor, so no you can't with this gun. It is a little annoying because there is a bit of hunting to get it right sometimes.
1671451
No. It works by creating spin, like a curve ball. You wouldn't want to do that to a first strike round. You're better off with a rifled barrel.
1468531
No. There should be some push pins and Allen key pins around the receiver. Once you get them out along with breaking the barrel down, then the trigger grouping should come out