I think France and some other European countries had similar laws, the .303 sport is the French name for the 7.7x54.
After the first world war most things in Europe got converted to smooth bores, hence my 1871’s and Gras 12Ga’s.
Here’s one for all you 22 lovers who need “just one more”, not mentioning any names @juststarting. Looks like a pretty cool little toy.
Yeah, nah, not at 3k no way.
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That seems like a lot of money for a .22 that isn’t some OIympic-grade target rifle.
…just that. Even for Olympic grade target rifle.
Na waste of 3k to me…
On top of that, it’s supposed to be a 10/22 tribute to 30 carbine… Or something like that. Not toggle action, I can’t believe it’s not a 10/22 - 10/22 for some outrageous price. I mean, I like 22s, but for that money, I may as well… Actually, I have no idea what I want 
So just no.
It’s interesting how literally every remotely unusual gun in this country has a ridiculous price tag attached to it.
It’s a wank gun, something that someone thought they saw on lethal weapon 3, so it’s cool…“yeah man get that gun”…
Yo, any of you night owls awake? This just got listed and its bloody cheap
Mmmmm indeed. I did see that, a thought has crossed my mind, but I already own a Marlin.
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Typical you to see it first!
.357 mag I’d be more interested…but yeah it’s fair price…
…after 44mag, 357 feels somewhat… eh, 22-ish 
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I dont have an endless supply of 44 bullets tho…
Well, you are just one mold away 
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Honestly, my .357 Magnum lever-action rifle probably gets the most use out of anything in the safe. Accurate, fun, effective, and costs almost nothing to feed because .357 is so cheap and easy to reload for.
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I guess so, but my .357 are swaged…more consistent bullets, just not as hard…
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That went fast.
That’s what she said…
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