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    Have we ever discussed Marlin Lever Actions ? My other weakness....

    !897 Cowboy, 22S/22L/22LR:



    1894 Cowboy Limited, 357 Mag.



    1894 Century Limited, 44-40:



    336 Cowboy, .38-55:



    336 Texan, 30-30:



    336 Deluxe Texan .35 Rem:



    336 CS Custom, 35 Remington:



    1895, 45-70:



    338ME, .338 Marlin express:



    Marlin 444, .444:



    1894 Cowboy II, 357 mag. 20":
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    My Dad shot his first deer with an old Marlin .30-30 back when he was about 14. Still has it. If I think of it I will take some pictures of it at Christmastime when I'm home. It's a really beautiful old gun

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    Can't believe there isn't a 39 or 39A in there somewhere??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Denny Crane View Post
    Can't believe there isn't a 39 or 39A in there somewhere??
    1897 IS better than the 39 or 39 A, they came after. BUT essentially they are the same gun. Just the 1897 Cowboy has the 24" Octagon Barrel.

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    I don't believe we have discussed them, but I'm glad to see we share the Marlin fever!

    The very first gun I ever bought, a used Marlin 1894 .357 Magnum. My dad cut the barrel down to 16" for me (recrowning the muzzle and front sight dovetail by hand with small files) and I refinished the stock with Linspeed oil and removed the white spacer in the buttstock:



    Marlin 39M .22 s, l, and lr that I still love to shoot!



    My .44 Magnum 1894 that my dad also cut to 16" for me. I also did the stock again and installed a saddle ring. My best friend blueprinted the Marlin lever and his dad's Winchester John Wayne commemorative's lever, overlayed the blueprints, and then fed them into his company's CAD/CAM machine. Out came a Marlin lever with the John Wayne big loop and it dropped right into my gun! I had this gun engraved by Michael Gouse and it's currently at Turnbull Manufacturing having the frame, bolt, and lever color case hardened. I'm also having the "warning" removed and barrel and mag tube reblued. It also sports a leather buttstock cover that holds extra rounds and is engraved with a mountain lion:









    My Marlin 336 .35 Remington Scout Rifle. 16" again cut by my dad with a Leupold Scout Scope:



    I used this one to take my red wild boar in Tennessee. I purpose built this Marlin just for wild boar and it worked perfectly!



    I also have a Model 36 .30-30, an 1895 .45-70, a 1973 (only year they made them ) 1894 Octagon in .44 Magnum, and a 1906 Marlin 1894 .44-40 I need to take photos of....

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    Steve, You are a member of Marlin Owners, Right ? LOL

    Love your rifles !

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    Yeppers!

    Kid, your '97 and your Century Limited are just stunning! Gorgeous! Amazing! I love 'em!
    "I hope your fingers aren't ticklin' my ivory handled Colt." (Paden in Silverado)

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    Great gathering of Marlins, Kid!
    I especially like the 1894 Century Limited, 44-40. What a beauty.

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    I have the sickness too! Great gun!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CJS57 View Post
    I have the sickness too! Great gun!
    Yeah I treat the Coltitus with Marlinitus.. Some days I don't know if I'm coming or going !

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