What makes the Browning B92 so desirable?
Hello all,
I'm looking to buy a 357 lever gun, and I have the chance to buy a Browning BL92. I have fired a friend's Henry in 357, and I loved it. He has a Browning in 44, and I like that one, too. I can get the Henry, and I'm sure I'd be happy with it, but for a bit more money, I can get the Browning. I don't really want to spend north of $1000 for the Winchesters.
I know there are all sort of personal/intangible preferences that would affect the decisions, but all things being equal, what would you do? Get the Henry, or for about $200 more, get the Browning? My primary use for the gun will be terrorizing tin cans and sundry soda bottles.
Note: If possible, ignore the tube-loading feature of the Henry, which doesn't bother me.
Looking forward to y'all's words of wisdom.
Carmike
Hello all,
I'm looking to buy a 357 lever gun, and I have the chance to buy a Browning BL92. I have fired a friend's Henry in 357, and I loved it. He has a Browning in 44, and I like that one, too. I can get the Henry, and I'm sure I'd be happy with it, but for a bit more money, I can get the Browning. I don't really want to spend north of $1000 for the Winchesters.
I know there are all sort of personal/intangible preferences that would affect the decisions, but all things being equal, what would you do? Get the Henry, or for about $200 more, get the Browning? My primary use for the gun will be terrorizing tin cans and sundry soda bottles.
Note: If possible, ignore the tube-loading feature of the Henry, which doesn't bother me.
Looking forward to y'all's words of wisdom.
Carmike
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