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Anyone seen one yet?
May be later the 500 Linebaugh!!!!

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Last word from the factory was that the 475/480 was dropped from consideration. The risk management dept. was apparently skeered the round was too hot for the action. If you want a 500, it would have to be a custom job. SW


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Wild West Arms (?) in Alaska makes a .500 S&W on their own lever action. I have not seen one yet. They are not cheap!!! Wild West makes high quality customs. Too rich for me! Good luck.....

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I wanted to order one in 475 but i was told by my dealer they stopped production i think it would be a nice rifle pistol combo i haven't found any on the auction sites either although i'm broke right now it's the time i would find one


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I have handled the Rossi 454 and 480. They seem crudely finished and hence over-priced. I could see paying $300 for one, but not $500.

The 500 Linebaugh is a shortened 50 Alaskan, and hence there is only one action suitable for it, the Mdl 71.

I sure wish I could get a 480 lever as a companion to my revolver. I figure 400 gr @ 1500 fps should work ok <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

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I have handled the Rossi 454 and 480. They seem crudely finished and hence over-priced. I could see paying $300 for one, but not $500.

The 500 Linebaugh is a shortened 50 Alaskan, and hence there is only one action suitable for it, the Mdl 71.

I sure wish I could get a 480 lever as a companion to my revolver. I figure 400 gr @ 1500 fps should work ok <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />



there is only one action suitable for it


So we are dicounting the Browning BLR all together
or the Winchester Mod 86.....

The Browning BLR Will handle a 50-110 Wichester

so wil lthe 1886 ...... and i would trust the Browning BLR
wayyyyyyyy before i would a mod 71.


And as for the Marlin Lever Action you can and i have shot super heavy load's through it all day long .
and i mean SUPER heavy load's..

I have also taken mine and one other to a gunsmith to have
the head spacing checked just to make sure i was not over doing it ......Zip noda ....

Before you under rate the marlin lever action
( mine's a GS 45/70 ) take one out for a walk..


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