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Well, I was able to handle and inspect the new lever action rifles from Marlin this week. They are bringing out a few more versions of them. Blue, and in 30-30. Plus the 1894 in .44mag. They look great!!!
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Bearcat
Are they making them in Mayodan?
sfhogman
Buckeye
Yes, made in Mayodan.
I am anxious for the .44 .
For reasons underexplained and over rationalized by gun traders, I've found myself with zero .44 long guns. I feel naked.
C'mom Ruger! Let's get these back on the street!
Enigma
Hunter
Anyone know what the rifling twist is on the 44 Mag?
ProfessorWes
Hunter
Faster, please.
Great news. My next purchase will be a new Marlin in 357/38 if and when that is released.
However, it must cycle both cartridges reliably and it must come in stainless. I’m confident Ruger will deliver ..
This is the version that most seem to be waiting for. Or maybe just my own biased perception?
However, it must cycle both cartridges reliably and it must come in stainless. I’m confident Ruger will deliver ..
This is the version that most seem to be waiting for. Or maybe just my own biased perception?
JackBull
Single-Sixer
Is Marlin that much better than Henry?
Wvfarrier
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I would prefer to see a revival of the 338 Marlin Express
eveled
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My only experience is with Henry rim fires, but Marlin 39’s are indeed much better.
vito
Hunter
What is the pricing for the new Marlins? I wonder how easy it will be to actually get one if desired. I thought about a Henry .357 carbine but several local gun shops told me that they would not be able to order one for me, plus the $1,000 cost was a bit off putting. I don't need a lever action, but I sort of would like one.
turd
Buckeye
Begin the push for .41 Mag!!!!!!!!!
I have an older .44 JM Marlin. Got it used for a song and it looks like it was a truck gun. But it is as smooth as glass. I have thought about having it restored, but that makes no sense. I’ve been looking for a case hardened side gate Henry, but I can’t find one for even close to MSRP. And I refuse to be gouged. My next thought was to try a Rossi- still on the fence about that. But if the Ruger/Marlin is coming this year, I’ll wait for one of those. Anxious to see what they think they’re worth…I paid $699 new for my 1895 GBL 45-70 about 7 years ago. I was floored when I saw the new stainless version was fetching $2500.
Here you go!!
xtratoy
Buckeye
As long as Ruger keep slowly dribbling the lever actions out, the price will continue to be more than most are willing to pay.
I think folks will step right up, regardless of price, including me.
Even before Marlin took its last breath, the SBLR's were fetching 1100-1200 bucks. I paid 9-something, and thought that was a screaming deal.
Even before Marlin took its last breath, the SBLR's were fetching 1100-1200 bucks. I paid 9-something, and thought that was a screaming deal.
turd
Buckeye
Marlin 39A in .17HMR? I would buy one in a heart beat.
Ruger please make the 460 and 500 magnum lever guns.
eveled
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I'll take one in .22mag please. 🤞
