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Is it factory?

Nice old 94, I like the button mag, it was a popular special order item on both rifles and carbines. Some old gent personalized it with the checking, that's ok as it isn't a high condition closet queen, I have an old Marlin 94 that was personalized with small ivory inlays in stock and forearm, adds ...

Congrats! That is a fine carbine! Don't see many in that condition, carbines are scarce to begin with and most have seen hard use! A GEM

Here’s a Marlin 1881, the 38-55 is a favorite of mine, have around 10, Marlins and Winchesters

Very cool! and a nice pair to boot!

is this what your looking for? works in a snap!!! https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1007371862?pid=732798

I have 2 short 94 Marlins a 25-20, and 44-40, Marlin made the short ones in the 1889, 1893, 1894, and a very few in the 1895

Congrats! A seldom seen feature on those carbines and in fine condition! I have a few 95s myself, only 1 carbine, a standard 1920 30-06

RIDERED350r wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 5:12 pm A 9 out of 10 model 71 for <$2000 is a bargain. Unless of course it was refinished, then some would argue overpriced.

Or Extra holes on side for scope mount!

Wow! That ELW 45-90 is nice! I have a rare one also A 20" 33WCF, a light package, that packs a thump!

Congrats, very Nice! You will love it! and then try to grab others! I like 16s!

I have late 40s deluxe, I hunt with it some times, but I prefer the slimmer LW 86 in 45-70 or 33WCF

You could order them any way you wanted, and if they have condition! the price goes up fast!

Congrats! A very nice 1888, above average condition, and 198 made with the 28" barrel. Now you will try to get a 32 and 44!!! LOL

Congrats! A nice looking 92

Grizz wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 4:49 pm i just want to find the mod 92 44-40 ! then i could sympathize more readily with your plight.

I just picked up a Marlin 1894 Mfg1899 in 44-40, there a little cheaper, but still some what hard to find

Congrats, those 92 carbines are nice! the 25-20 is fine! buy a set of dies, as the factory ammo is pricy. I sure wouldn't change it

I use a 71 sometime, but I prefer a 33 86 over it, a little lighter

Very Nice! I don't have any 99s, I'm a Winchester and Marlin Guy, have a few long barrels. Cool!

The 22 magazine is not easily made

Try this guy, spendy, but i'm sure he has it Buckingham's Antique Winchester Parts
501 Eaton Brazil Rd, Trenton TN, 38382

Congrats nice find, seldom seen on the market. I have one in 32 rem

Here is a table of all calibers listed in factory records for the model 1886 This is a very interesting bit of information. Thank you. you are welcome! I think a lot of the one offs are experimental or cartridge room test guns or just special order like the 5 45-75s may have been ordered for folks ...

Here is a table of all calibers listed in factory records for the model 1886

there are 5 45-75s listed in the Winchester 1886 records, so if you were to find one! It would be very special!!

Very Nice! I have the same, 1904

Good luck! I've seen the auctions go crazy and i have gotten some bargains

Winchester was the King! Hands Down! Marlin started out with the Ballard SS, The High Wall 1885, beat all the others! The 1885 continued into the 1920s, the rest were gone! The Marlin 1881 had the 45-70, but was not strong, 1he 76out sold the 81, 59000 to 20000. The Winchester 73 sold 750000, the 92...

In 1965, my Grandad had a place in Kingman, AZ, gas, ammo, and fishing bait. I think they were .20-.25 for a box. We would shoot out back with his Colt bunt line single six

I bought 2 cases of PMC 40-65 a few years back, I shot 100 and use cases for reloading. They made a short run of loaded 40-65 and 45-90