I see that A&H is out of business,too bad they have a real good looking rifle.
Redclub

I just read about that on another site. WOW what a shock. I always thought they were a well established company with anr excellent high qualityrifle. I always admired the traditional rifles they put out and often thought of getting one, but the price was a little more then I wanted to spend. Maybe some deals will come down the pipe on them. Everyone that owns one always talks about how well made they were and accurate...

It's official as of 10-01-06

http://www.austinhalleck.com/

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Keep Your Powder Dry Folks . . . . . . . Joe [/i]

10-01-06 A sad, sad day[]

All rifles and accessories are 50% off list price.
This is from an E-mail from Sandy to me
Redclub

A dealer stated today the Mountain Rifle has-had plenty of Q-C problems the past few years. He says the best buy there are the 45-cal blued 320/420s. Supposedly trouble-free and tack drivers. Not sure if A-H has any of those left in stock.

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Keep Your Powder Dry Folks . . . . . . . Joe [/i]

Just went back to the site. Plenty of MLs available. I emailed the dealer to find out what's the quality control issues withthe Mountain Rifles. They are selling that fancy wood, roundballer 1-66" twist for $270. Hopefully the quality issues are not numerous and easy/cheap to fix.

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Keep Your Powder Dry Folks . . . . . . . Joe [/i]

I HERE SOME SAY IF YOU PURCASE A MOUNTAIN RIFLE FLINTER THE WOOD TO METAL FIT IS A NITEMARE

Keep telling me about the terrible hardware to fit and all the other problems.. you're making this a lot easier for me..

If that's the case, I'll pass!

The fancy 420 inlines are about the same discounted price. The frame on that gun stands that ML about a foot taller than the Omega. That 420 is huge & a bit heavy. I've grown old on bolt/plunger actions anyways. I'll pass there too.


Keep Your Powder Dry Folks . . . . . . . Joe [/i]