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One of many. I dread moving them all

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Make and model numbers would be nice, I like the dark wood model with peep sight

These are the newer ones that I use a good bit, I have 6 older
levers also.
Pic. Marlin 1895. 45/70
Marlin 336 Marauder. 30/30
Marlin 1894 44 mag
Marlin 39. 22lr
All pre safety JM Marlins , also have:
Win. M53. 25/20
Win. M94. 30/30
Win. 1895. 30govt06
Marlin 1894 32/20
Marlin 1897 22 LR
These are original old models, I don't keep the newer model
rifles. These are in my keeper rack, the four newer Marlins are
nice rifles but could go down the road on trade at any time.
 
I am not a Marlin fan but taking a look at Drm's.

A pre 1972 model 1895 in 45-70 with Ballard rifling.

A hard to find 336 Marauder.

An early 1894, nuff said.

And a Mountie.


Them four makes me want some more Marlins. Great little herd you have there.
 
I can see everything with the open notch sight without straining and shoot as well as anything with it. I do love lever guns.

I did a stupid thing 3 yrs ago. Ohio annouced rifle season and I
put scopes on 45/70, 375win & 44mag. I had Lyman reciever
sights on all them prior and they were all tuned and I was use
to shooting them. They shot excellent scoped but 1st day in the
woods, which is thick in these parts I realized I didn't like or
need a scope. Now back to reciver sights. Except the 375 Marlin.
Got rid off it and got a #3 Ruger in 375w for a long range rig.
Shooting bullets and loads in it that wouldn't function through
Marlin action, unless single loaded.
 

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