Snaveba

Rossi makes a solid version of both the Winchester 92 and the Marlin 336 at a decent price point.

WTF?

I guess they figured they could give Ruger/Marlin a run for the money with a 44mag. The Marlin with a wood stock (not a pretty as the 3.5K S&W) is the same price (if you can find one). Since I have a JM Marlin in 44 mag, I’m not interested in the S&W

Lower Antioch

Darn Tough socks ROCK!

I’ve been wearing my Muck Boots ass week. I did add some cushioned inner soles for more comfort. I have the Chore ST (steel toe).

I need to go to an LA meeting. I just threw a bid out on a live auction and won a Marlin 375 Win for a great price including the buyers premium. Not sure if I need two in 375 Win.

Of course I need to post this one. 1972 Marlin 1895, B0-00003XX serial number. 45-70 (of course)

So here is this rifle now. I did cold blue the steel, refinished the stock, found a forend to refinish, cut the barrel down to 16.5”, hand cut the dovetail for the mag tube pin. The stripped receiver and barrel went to Class3Machining in Texas for threading. Only took 2weeks. (The can is still in jail)

Until I get obsessed with something else. Maybe that is my consistency, I’m always obsessed with something.

If I had 3k to spend on a 1911, I would get a Tisas and 2-3 lever guns

We officially have 7 3/4” at my house in Nashville.

Same in the Lipscomb area

Much less finding a working VCR

had to do it

Man, I do like me some old berettas. PM sent

I have two more to submit here in the next week or or so.

Certified my new suppressor today and my Form 4 is officially submitted. Let’s see how long this takes.

Wow. Beautiful. GLWS

I’m looking specifically for a Marlin 336 (RC, C, T, or A) chambered in .30-30 manufactured in 1979. It a project for a buddy(his birth year). Condition doesn’t need to be perfect (especially the wood) as I will be refurbishing it.

I was using the synonym

Wasn’t this the weapon of choice by Mr. Lee Harvey Oswald?

Welcome to the group

SPF

So I have more to add (the 45-70, but I’m doing a little work on it) but here is my newest project. Marlin 1893 chambered in 38-55 circa 1900. It’s only a barreled action. So she will need a bit of work. I have a stock and forend on the way (although they are for a carbine) which need finishing as well.