Marlin 1894 sight adventures, lotsa pics
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Marlin 1894 sight adventures, lotsa pics
Last year I bought myself a Marlin 1894 Cowboy Limited in .45 Colt. It was the first new, I mean really new rifle, I had purchased in many years. About 10 actually.
This Marlin has the shorter 20â€
This Marlin has the shorter 20â€
***Be sneaky, get closer, bust the cap on him when you can put the ball where it counts
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Troy has done me right on 2 occasions. The tang sight for an original Marlin 1894 has a stem that is too high for the silver blade front sight. Troy looked the sight up in his book and it was one that could not be serviced by the end user. Apparently the barrel nut had to be changed out also, so it was done at no charge both times.
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Thanks guys. It's rapidly becoming my favorite hand gun caliber lever gun.
But .......... shussssssshh, don't say it too loud my Winchesters might hear you and get jealous and mean. And they outnumber the Marlin.
J
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But .......... shussssssshh, don't say it too loud my Winchesters might hear you and get jealous and mean. And they outnumber the Marlin.
J
***Be sneaky, get closer, bust the cap on him when you can put the ball where it counts
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With ability like that, I think the Marlin will hold it's own against those mean old Winchesters...J Miller wrote:Thanks guys. It's rapidly becoming my favorite hand gun caliber lever gun.
But .......... shussssssshh, don't say it too loud my Winchesters might hear you and get jealous and mean. And they outnumber the Marlin.
Je
If these walls could talk, I'd listen to the floor.
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meanc,
I wasn't looking for this one. I was just looking around the closest gun shop and chatting to the counter guy, when I looked over his shoulder and there it was. I said let me have a lookie see and he did. After about 5 minutes of fondling and examining I said, lets do the paperwork.
That Marlin was literally whimpering for me to adopt it. How could I resist such a pretty 'lil thing?
This is the first time in many years I was at the right place, at the right time, AND had money in my pocket. That don't happen often.
Joe
I wasn't looking for this one. I was just looking around the closest gun shop and chatting to the counter guy, when I looked over his shoulder and there it was. I said let me have a lookie see and he did. After about 5 minutes of fondling and examining I said, lets do the paperwork.
That Marlin was literally whimpering for me to adopt it. How could I resist such a pretty 'lil thing?
This is the first time in many years I was at the right place, at the right time, AND had money in my pocket. That don't happen often.
Joe
***Be sneaky, get closer, bust the cap on him when you can put the ball where it counts
.***

