Took Mares Leg on trade couple years ago. Not Henry, was import. I shot it only to make sure it cycled before throwing in trade pile. I thought it clumsy. One of those Taint Guns. It taint’ a pistol nor a rifle, range toy.
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Sorry I didn’t realize you were referring to a .22. Don’t know anything about Henry. I’ve found that a cut rifle/sg stock is more controllable than a pistol grip style stock on a rifle or shotgun but I doubt that it would be anywhere as accurate as a conventional revolver or a real rifle. I built this cut down 12ga and with light loads it’s very shootable holding it at arms length. Simple test, if you already have your donor rifle remove the buttstock and see how it feels to shoot it. Having to cycle the lever will be interesting.
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It isn't a Mare's Leg, but it was inspired by the Mare's Leg.
It's a Ruger Charger in a cut down 10-22 stock. Because it's a pistol receiver and the stock is too short to fire from the shoulder, it remains a pistol. It's great fun to shoot with a cheek weld on the stubby stock.
It's a Ruger Charger in a cut down 10-22 stock. Because it's a pistol receiver and the stock is too short to fire from the shoulder, it remains a pistol. It's great fun to shoot with a cheek weld on the stubby stock.
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