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Yeabut how 'bout the hernia carrying a few hundred rounds for an afternoon of bunny bustin?Honestly, shoot a 45-70 using a 405 gr lead bullet and a maximum load of Trail Boss, enough to drop almost anything in North America, almost no recoil.
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Picked up the 1894 CST from my FFL last night. Looked it over pretty good before accepting the transfer, and then again today when I cleaned it up. I am pleased so far, but haven't had a chance to get it out to the range today.
Trigger is a bit heavy, but not bad. Action is also a bit stiff, but with some use, and maybe different springs and a little polishing should improve. This afternoon, I swapped out the hammer spring and did a bit of polishing, and the action definitely feels nicer, and the trigger pull lighter. I should have done a before and after measurement with the trigger pull gauge but I didn't.
I wasn't thrilled with the aesthetics of the textured black stock at first, but the more I handle it, I appreciate the functionality and it is growing on me. Nice short, handy little carbine which hopefully will be fun with a suppressor.
Sorry for the indoor pics, it's raining today. Even though this thing is built with that in mind, I didn't feel like getting it or me wet today.
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