POF Tombstone Review: Best Lever-Action PCC?

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The POF Tombstone 9mm lever-action rifle is reviewed as a unique, albeit impractical, range toy with a high 'cool factor.' While fun to shoot with nominal recoil, its $2,000 MSRP is significantly hampered by proprietary magazines and a critical failure of a hammer extension screw during testing. It excels as a nostalgic 'space cowboy' aesthetic piece rather than a duty or tactical firearm.

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