r/canadaguns • u/HappyCan7250 • 3d ago

Misc Kodiak lever actions?

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Was just browsing Kodiaks site out of curiosity and saw theyre selling lever actions now? Not sure if this is a new thing for them or not. The wood on them actually looks beautiful. Anyone ever seen or handled one in person?

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u/coffeeofwar 3d ago

Funny thing is if this Canuck or Morrison or levtac I would trust it alot more

My gen 1 wk180 was beans Gen 2 was better but still beans lol

Idk Kodiak there customer service back then was honestly okay better then so others. So yea personaly I wouldn't it's an expensive Gamble onna company with a meh track record

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u/HappyCan7250 1d ago

I had a Morrison, while the rifle was okay it consistently blew out primers with anything over a pretty mild load. I've got a Henry 30-30 and an R95 357mag, but considering replacing the rossi as I dont like the build quality, despite being a beautiful rifle, soft metal, easy to strip screws on basic cleaning, etc. 

I wasn't seriously looking at one of these, just stumbled across it when looking at their Alcor parts, and was surprised they're making (or contracting out) lever action rifles.

On a side note, the Canuck Wranglers are actually quite nice. I handled 2 of the top eject models this weekend and was actually fairly impressed with how well made they were and the fit and finish. Considering swapping out my R95 for a top eject Canuck in 357 after handling them.

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u/coffeeofwar 1d ago

Interesting note on the Rossi being soft metal not the Frist time I have heard this, but I agree it is interesting that they are doing that.

I agree on the Canuck there really starting to shine among all the Turkish companies I have the levtac 92 in 357 for 800 it was a deal but the Canuck did feel better fit and finish overall plus wood stocks hahah