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Re: suppressing an underlever
Posted: Fri May 12, 2017 7:27 pm
by hobbesy
Sandgroper wrote:hobbesy wrote:Hi guys,
Gonna get some hate
I am turning my 30-30 Winchester 94 into a tactical lever gun as we speak, I'm getting the barrel cut down to just over 16" (enough to take an Atech moderator) and stick out just past the magazine tube.
The furniture is getting Cerakoted flat black, I'm going to fit a 'no drill' rail' as it's a pre 1960 rifle then fit a nice red dot or scout scope.
You mean like this? -
http://www.mossberg.com/category/series ... re-rifles/
My son so wants one!
More of a standard stock like this
Re: suppressing an underlever
Posted: Sat May 13, 2017 12:58 pm
by bradaz11
Well this is how it would look.
My immediate issue would be removing it to reload each time.
Wonder what options i have
![Image](https://uploads."An application"-cdn.com/20170513/48fa81b6ef0d116ae9e2b2f8ec8b42ff.jpg)
Re: suppressing an underlever
Posted: Sat May 13, 2017 7:35 pm
by Geek
hobbesy wrote:Sandgroper wrote:hobbesy wrote:Hi guys,
Gonna get some hate
I am turning my 30-30 Winchester 94 into a tactical lever gun as we speak, I'm getting the barrel cut down to just over 16" (enough to take an Atech moderator) and stick out just past the magazine tube.
The furniture is getting Cerakoted flat black, I'm going to fit a 'no drill' rail' as it's a pre 1960 rifle then fit a nice red dot or scout scope.
You mean like this? -
http://www.mossberg.com/category/series ... re-rifles/
My son so wants one!
More of a standard stock like this
[Not sure where the other picture went!]
I don't dislike either (don't hate me :) ) - In fact I would like modify my .357 Marlin underlever (not a fan of wood stocks).
Re: suppressing an underlever
Posted: Sat May 13, 2017 9:09 pm
by hobbesy
Getting mine back Monday so will post pics, now need to find indoor sub sonic loads
Re: suppressing an underlever
Posted: Sat May 13, 2017 10:30 pm
by Alpha1
Loads of information on 30-30 loads on the internet google is your friend.