With your dislike for short lever throws and triggers located inside trigger guards, you must not care for the Winchester Model 88 lever-action rifle either. But at least the fine Model 88 isn't as "fugly" looking as the BLR, I think you might agree.
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With your dislike for short lever throws and triggers located inside trigger guards, you must not care for the Winchester Model 88 lever-action rifle either. But at least the fine Model 88 isn't as "fugly" looking as the BLR, I think you might agree.
Nope, I'd take the BLR over the 88 but I wouldn't waste money on either one.
This part of the discussion concerns looks. So you really think the Model 88 looks more "fugly" (your word) than the BLR?
The bottom one is fugly, Hawg, in case you don't know what the word means
How anyone can criticize the looks of a good BLR next to the Hasbro-looking Henry with its cheapo bead-blasted finish is beyond me.
For some of us, it's not the Browning's impeccable finish, it's the fugly lines and goofy looking (non-traditional) configuration of the action and the way it's teamed with the stock.