35 or 30-30 or both

[grinder]

.35 might be harder to get ammo for, 30 30 is hard enough these days. If in doubt, get both !

 

[silentarcher]

If I could get both that'd be great. If only one I'd get the 35 rem simply because I've been looking to pick one up for a long time now and haven't found the one. There seems to be more 30-30 lever actions available and they come up for sale used more often. You have to dig deeper to find a 35 rem for sale these days. Especially a nice one. I'd also reload for the 35 rem to cut costs on ammo and increase ammo supply and diversity.

 

[grinder]

I have a 30/30, and 45/70 Marlin levers, a .35 would be nice as well. All good brush guns

 

[carnivore]

If I could get both that'd be great. If only one I'd get the 35 rem simply because I've been looking to pick one up for a long time now and haven't found the one. There seems to be more 30-30 lever actions available and they come up for sale used more often. You have to dig deeper to find a 35 rem for sale these days. Especially a nice one. I'd also reload for the 35 rem to cut costs on ammo and increase ammo supply and diversity.

Hope he cuts you a deal on both if not he may have some ammo to throw in. Buying a used firearm is typically better than holding that money in cash over time.

 

[3PointSlayer]

I told him I’d take both. I’ll probably go get them in next couple weeks, yeah it would be nice to get some ammo thrown in.

 

[Junglekat]

.35 rifles sell higher,seems like in my area

 

[DocPain]

Both.

 

[3PointSlayer]

The one on top is 30-30 bottom is 35

 

[rdmallory]

The 30-30 would be C&R. The 35 might be.

 

[3PointSlayer]

The 30-30 would be C&R. The 35 might be.

What's C & R?

 

[JR in KY]

I'll take the one you don't want! Nice guns

 

[3PointSlayer]

I'll take the one you don't want!

I saw one today at pawn shop in good shape. 1969 model, even had JM on the hammer