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Also in my opinion, you should avoid anything made by Cobray or Intratech(sp?). I don't mean to offend Cobray or 'tech fans, that is just my experience. Kip.
I have a Ruger PC9. It's great. However, for the price of that gun I could have two Hi-Point's in the caliber of my choice. I will own the 9mm, .40s&w and .45acp Hi-Point carbines soon. The Keltec Sub2000's are excellent value. I prefer the Hi-Point, but either way you have one of the best deals on the market. Marlin Camp 9's are fun and belong on your list. Of course, maybe you're going with a few more dollars. Like H&K dollars. that opens a whole new door. All Sub2000's and Hi-Points can be had for under $300. After you shoot one you will wonder why they are so inexpensive and why you didn't buy 6 of them years ago. A Marlin in good condotion for $500 or less is a good deal. A Ruger PC4 or PC9 or under $550 is good. I personally cannot comment on the lever actions. I am interested in a .357 mag lever carbine if the right buy/trade came along, I just don't have the experience to comment. I have fired 1,000's of guns since I was 5 years old. That is not to brag, my point is that in all my shooting history I have a hard time thinking of a gun that is more pure "fun" than a .40 Hi-Point carbine. I hope you enjoy whichever carbine you decide upon. Kip
Does the M1 carbine qualify as a pistol caliber?