Marlin 1894SS in .44 Mag
Marlin 1894SS in .44 Mag
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A real piece of art. I like the checkering.
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Yes, the double exposure.
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STOP IT... Stop It... stop it.....
my favorite toy store has a Stainless on gray furniture Marlin 44 mag on the rack.... I don't NEED IT.....
but I want it
Nice Gun!
surv
my favorite toy store has a Stainless on gray furniture Marlin 44 mag on the rack.... I don't NEED IT.....
but I want it
Nice Gun!
surv
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Ooooooh! I've seen those, I love the stainless/gray combo!mr surveyor wrote:STOP IT... Stop It... stop it.....
my favorite toy store has a Stainless on gray furniture Marlin 44 mag on the rack.... I don't NEED IT.....
but I want it
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I've got the newly released Stainless 1894CSS in .357 Mag.
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That is one good looking lever action! I'd love to have one. I love buckhorn sights on rifles to begin with, and the 20" barrel is a great length. But at prices beginning at $615.00 and it goes up from there, I'll have to pass.
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Re: Marlin 1894SS in .44 Mag
I've been wanting a .44 mag in a lever action for a while now. You are very lucky to have such a nice example.
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sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
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I have the blued one. Marlin 1894s in .44 Mag tend to run large in the bore. Some are hard to get to shoot accurately. If you reload I highly suggest Beartooth bullets ordered sized .432, 265, 280, & 300gr WFN and keep 'em hot 
with that slow twist rate. In factory ammo try the Federal or Grizzly Cartridge with 300gr lead.
with that slow twist rate. In factory ammo try the Federal or Grizzly Cartridge with 300gr lead.-
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WOW!! 
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Mmmm gun porn! I'd choke a litter of puppies for one of those!
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That is a stunningly beautiful rifle, but why use a pistol cartridge in a rifle?
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Weren't they made in pistol cartridges so only one type of ammo had to be carried? You know, back in the old west.
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C-dub,
Right.
However, if I were to invest in a beautiful rifle like that I'd want it in a rifle caliber.
I realize I'm not very knowledgable about pistol calibers used in rifles, but it seems to me that it would be underpowered except, perhaps, at close range.
Anybody know?
Right.
However, if I were to invest in a beautiful rifle like that I'd want it in a rifle caliber.
I realize I'm not very knowledgable about pistol calibers used in rifles, but it seems to me that it would be underpowered except, perhaps, at close range.
Anybody know?