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From: marko@hutch (Mark O'Shea)
Newsgroups: rec.guns
Subject: Re: Long gun for rural property (Marlin Camp Carbines)
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Date: 14 Jun 91 20:05:31 GMT
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In article <35617@mimsy.umd.edu> leone@apt.bungi.com (Marc Leone) writes:
#	But since this is a discussion on the various rifles for
#use on a rural property, what's wrong with a lever action 30-30?
#It's _the_ cowboy rifle, right?  Seems to me to be a very good
#answer to the question.   Or, if you insist on a pistol round in a
#rifle, a lever action in .44 or the Timberwolf pump .357magnum.

Yes.  The other day I was in my local smithy's picking up my pistol
and he had a Winchester Mod 94 Trapper in .30-30.  I has a 16" bbl.
I think this has the potential to be a great gun for the rural property
defense.

Gun Control Means Being Able to Hit Your Target
Mark O'Shea
marko@ijf1.intel.com