I am finally seeing Big Boy All-Weathers for sale online, at least in .44 Mag. Haven't seen one yet in a store.
http://www.gunbroker.com/All/BI.aspx?Ke ... ll-weather
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/623011003
Site seems to be OK. Load issue should be resolved now.
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Re: Big Boy All-Weather
My LGS has a couple in the store. Not sure what caliber they are. Really nice looking rifle. If I were buying my Big Boy today, I would probably spring for the all weather. FWIW, I prefer the steel over the brass. I like the weight and balance much better on the steel. The all weather appears to be the same rifle as the steel, only with a nice textured chrome finish, and a weatherized stock.
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Re: Big Boy All-Weather
I don't like the look at all. I get the purpose but I much prefer the brass.
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Re: Big Boy All-Weather
I'm with RR
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Re: Big Boy All-Weather
unless I needed one for a boat rifle where it would contently be exposed to humidity and/or salt air, I can't see buying an all weather model ... I'm old school to the point I prefer the Big Boy Steel or Color Case Hardened look ....RanchRoper wrote:I don't like the look at all. I get the purpose but I much prefer the brass.
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There's definitely a market for them, I could see it being a hardcore hunting rifle for sure in some remote & harsh climates, but I just like a more traditional look for a lever action rifle. Of course, if my nickname at the range becomes "Rusty" there may be a problem...
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