Threaded and suppressed lever guns

Does anybody here have one? I've been thinking lately that I might need a .30 cal lever gun host ready for when my Saker gets out of ATF purgatory. I'm sort of leaning towards a 336 due to cost, the ability to scope, and the fact that it seems like 30-30 would be easier to make subsonic ammo for than some of the larger .30 cal cartridges. The purpose of the gun will be mostly for range fun with some possible close range hunting, although now that I'm living out west, that seems like less of a likelihood.

I'd like to see pictures, and hear about any experiences my THR brethren might have with this kind of setup.

Suggestions on different lever hosts are also welcome.

Roosevelt's rifle looks almost exactly like what I'd like to do, except with a modern Marlin 336. One thing about Roosevelt's rifle is that it had a handy half length magazine tube which would not have needed modification to fit the suppressor.

Just looking at current 336's I wonder if there is enough space to thread them without bottoming out on the magazine tube... The modification would get a lot more expensive if the mag tube had to be shortened.

I would be very interested in a suppressed .44 mag lever gun shooting big 300 grain sub's, but as of right now I only have the .30 cal can on the way. As an aside, are there even any .45 suppressors that are rated for use on a .44 mag?

I had seen that Mossberg before, but figured that being a top eject, it would be hard to mount a red dot, also, it's just so mind-blowingly ugly. That .45-70 setup is awesome, I probably just need to go ahead and order a .45 can, the options would open up a lot.