r/canadaguns Aug 12 '26

Feets / Collection / My build Henry Mares Leg 44mag SBR

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Just added the longer stock to my Henry mares leg. Went with function over fashion on this one. So much easier to shoot. Doesn’t add too much weight. I can still shoot it one handed.

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u/SisyphusCoffeeBreak Aug 12 '26

SBR makes way more sense than mare's leg.

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u/Q-Ball7 In the end, it's taxes all the way down Aug 12 '26

12" is simply the objectively correct length for intermediate cartridges (magnum handgun/intermediate rifle, .30 caliber and over), especially when using sights that do not depend on a long radius for precision.

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u/mwmwmwmwmmdw Aug 17 '26

mares leg type configurations work better for pumps since they dont require upward and downword force needed to run the action. which you can do much easier with it braced against the shoulder.

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u/TadpoleDirect7816 Aug 12 '26

Welp looks like i know what im doing this weekend lol looks great!

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u/Office_Responsible Aug 12 '26

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u/Bull-RunTheJewels Aug 12 '26

Ya I got it on Gunpost for $300

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u/moonpie_888 Aug 12 '26

Damn good deal!

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u/FroBro243 Aug 12 '26

I believe you can order it directly from Henry, or you often times see the full stocks for sale on GP

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u/NorthwindX7 Aug 12 '26

Brother did this to his .357 and I really liked it

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u/ShinyRainier Aug 12 '26

I also let my brother spend all his money on the things I enjoy ;)

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u/TheScranHouse Aug 12 '26

I was always curious what it was like to shoot this 1 handed, probably feels a bit awkward & heavier I can imagine?

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u/Bull-RunTheJewels Aug 12 '26

Obviously easier with the shorter stock but with the longer stock it brings some weight behind your hand so it counter balances a bit. Ya I couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn one handed but I had to try haha

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u/BulltacTV Aug 12 '26

Man this is a great alternative to a shotgun for bear defence.. what did it run you in total?

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u/Bull-RunTheJewels Aug 12 '26

$1900. The mares leg is $1600. $300 for the longer stock.

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u/BulltacTV Aug 12 '26

Thats not too bad actually.. and definitely more of a dual-use survival gun if needed. Im gonna go see if the ol LCS has any in stock

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u/Bull-RunTheJewels Aug 12 '26

This is also a good bear gun for $2000

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u/moonpie_888 Aug 13 '26

where did you get the stock from?

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u/Bull-RunTheJewels Aug 14 '26

Bought it used.

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u/FunPhilosophy4494 Aug 12 '26

I have one its the pride of my collection.

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u/BrotherLefthand Aug 12 '26

The octagonal barrel is the icing on the cake. Gorgeous.

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u/H0B013 Aug 12 '26

Hey man, I heard your carbine wasnt carbine enough so I carbined your carbine

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u/Bull-RunTheJewels Aug 12 '26

It does. My next purchase will be a Chiappa 1886 Ridge Runner Takedown .45-70 Govt 12 inch barrel.

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u/6674826959 Aug 12 '26

Cowboy Draco

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u/EvanJas 17d ago

I own a Rev arms mares leg in 410. Its a fun little gun but not super usable as a "pistol." Id like to make an sbr out of it as id think it would be a perfect little grouse and pheasant gun. As its a Turkish gun based off a winchester 92 platform, would winchester stocks (or stocks made to fit that platform, ex. Boyds) fit, even with minor adjustment and filing? Or are the dimensions too far off to waste my time? Anyone who might know, chime in!