According to TFL and THR, I've learned something today; already.

[citizen]

It seems that having recently seen T2 (again!!), I've become enamored with the concept of a lever-action shotgun.

According to these respected sources;

1. Only L-A shotguns currently available are in .410;
and
2. Linda Hamilton has a twin sister (!)

I would prefer a .12 gauge; and will not speculate further on the sisterly fact, other than to wish for a photo of them together.

Anybody????

 

[JJohnston015]

[Paul Harvey voice] It's true. [/Paul Harvey voice]

Internet Movie Database trivia for T2.

 

[TaxPhd]

What about the Tristar 1887 lever action?

 

[citizen]

What about it???????

Tell us what you know.

 

[Ian]

http://www.tristarsportingarms.com/1887.html

 

[El Tejon]

Lever actions only in .410??? WTH? Who told you that? You mean only where you are or what?

But go look at greatgrandfather's 10 ga. then? What do I know?

 

[Triad]

El Tejon, I think he meant shotguns that are in production.

 

[El Tejon]

Oh, well, don't the Turks and the Chinee make copies of JMB's leever action shotgun?

 

[WonderNine]

It seems that having recently seen T2 (again!!), I've become enamored with the concept of a lever-action shotgun.

According to these respected sources;

1. Only L-A shotguns currently available are in .410;
and
2. Linda Hamilton has a twin sister (!)

I would prefer a .12 gauge; and will not speculate further on the sisterly fact, other than to wish for a photo of them together.

Anybody????

I'm still enamored with the thought of finding a ten gauge SxS "coach gun" in current production. They just don't make any of the cool stuff nowadays anymore!