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How 'bout this levergun?

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A friend gave me a copy of the Safari Club International's monthly magazine. This was in one of the ads.

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Base Price $ 12,695 for a gussied up Marlin 336? You gotta be kidding!

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very nice with the peep sight and the offset scope
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12 thousand? I bet you could get a Turnbull or McPhearson just to name two top custom shops as nice or nicer for less.
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Just imagine the 1886 you could get for $12k+!


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SJPrice wrote:12 thousand? I bet you could get a Turnbull or McPhearson just to name two top custom shops as nice or nicer for less.
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I could go for 6 hunts at $2,000. each instead!

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I like my Marlins alot. but give me that kind of money for a gun and I'll start shopping for sumpthin like this.and some change left.
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It's even available in 30-30! :D
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Seems silly to put so much craftsmanship and material into guns that will likely not be used for what their intended function is; a painted resin 'prop' gun would look nice, too. Hopefully, a few will at least fall into the hands of wealthy people who will actually take them afield and use them.

Me, I'd just mount a $39 BSA red-dot on it, just so's I could see the look on people's faces.
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J Miller wrote:Base Price $ 12,695 for a gussied up Marlin 336? you gotta be kidding!

JMNSHO

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For $12,000 I'll take this https://secure.cazbah.net/store.asp?pid=20285 and this http://www.turnbullrestoration.com/store.asp?pid=26479 and still have money left to go on a guided hunt! :D
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for that kind of money, it better be a double rifle. :wink:
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I can't afford the upgrades,... let alone the base price!!!!

But,... she sure is purrrrty!!

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That HAS to be the price in rands :shock:

Still, if it rands, that's over 1700 US dollars!!!

I'll pass.
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Post by Rimfire McNutjob »

They're based in Hawaii? I guess that leaves them with a high overhead ... passed on to their customers. Can you even ship a gun to or from Hawaii without a mountain of paperwork?

I think it looks something like this ... 1) guy works on website 2 days a week, 2) works on guns 1 day a week, 3) surfs 4 days a week, 4) repeat.
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Its sad to say, but someone has probably paid that price, after all, they are still in buisness! I am sure the rest of their guns are outrageous too.
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if i pay 12000 for a lever gun it aint gona be a marlin and it aint gona be made after 1900 and it better be as new heck i can buy a dang good truck for that, or several good rifles and plenty of ammo, and still have money left over.
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i wonder if it kills game any "deader"? for that kind of money...it should.
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Overhead would not be that high. I think they are just trying to produce 'best' grade rifles and pricing to attract an 'exclusive' market niche- In this case Texas oil men with more money than sense.

Personally, I would be frightened to use a gun stocked like that in case I scratched it.
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donw wrote:i wonder if it kills game any "deader"? for that kind of money...it should.
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:lol:
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