ad closed Henry Lever in 22 Mag

[Nikiski Dave]

I have put a couple of scratches on this rifle. It was not meant to ride in the buggy with me. I am looking to trade for an experienced truck/buggy gun. I really would rather not beat this rifle up. It likes the CCI 36 gr vs the Winchester 40gr. I am sorry if I wasn't clear, trade for another 22 mag that I won't cry about if it gets scratched and muddy chasing pigs.

Edited March 15, 2023 by Nikiski Dave

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[gomer pyle]

Price?

[Nikiski Dave]

21 minutes ago, gomer pyle said:

Price?

for-trade Henry Lever in 22 Mag

[221 Fireball]

Well Dave, it's like a new truck with its first parking lot ding ... it hurts ... a dozen dings later ... meh. 

If you like the rifle, wear it out. Don't make it a safe queen for the next person when you could be shooting, scratching, hauling it around and chasing pigs for memories down the road. I've always looked at rifle scratches as "adventure grooves."

This model 94 was perfect ... 50+ years ago. Now the bluing is pretty much gone and scratches galore. It's been on a lot of hunts and dragged around on four wheelers and in pick-up trucks. To me, it's got a lot of character.