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- Marlins unique . 410 Lever Action Shotgun
In 1929, Marlin took their standard Model 1883 lever action rifle and reworked it as a shotgun To do this they had to lengthen the loading port, modify the tubular magazine, and replace the 45 caliber rifled barrel with a 26-inch smoothbore cylinder choked shotgun tube
- The Classic Single Shot Marlin 22
Guns made after 1955 had the Marlin-standard Micro-Groove rifling and are seen to be more accurate The listed value on these guns in the Blue Book is $50-$90 in good condition and there are plenty out there Then came the The Model 15 View attachment 5014 Introduced in 1979 as the Marlin Glenfield Model 15, this gun was a redesigned Model 100
- What is a Glenfield - Marlin Forums
Marlin lovers and owners are often subject to the head-scratching dilemma that not all Marlins are marked as being made by Marlin For nearly three decades, there existed an odd doppelganger, the unrecognized but nonetheless identical twin separated at birth and raised by different parents with a different name
- Question on Bullet Shape Dos and Donts | Marlin Forums
From the Marlin Manual NOTE: For the Model 1894™, Hornady® LEVERevolution® Ammunition, (with red, flexible bullet tip: 357 Magnum, maximum length 1 570”) may be used Hard pointed bullets should not be used NOTE: Marlin® does not recommend using aluminum-cased ammunition in Marlin® lever-action firearms
- King of the Swamp the Model 55 - Marlin Forums
Regular Marlin models were the M55 and the Glenfield Model 55G (and later as the Model 50) which were sold by mass marketers like Sears and Western Auto They are valued today anywhere from $140-$250 depending on their condition with the best prices going to Marlin models with the adjustable chokes and lowest to Glenfield models without one
- The Marlin Model 70 A Quiet Crowd Pleaser
With such a slim profile, the Papoose could be carried in a backpack or stored under a boat seat, airplane survival kit, or trunk until needed This is probably one of the most beloved Marlin design of the past thirty years and Model 70Ps often go for $175 and up, even with the old walnut stock and blued barrels Model 70PSS View attachment 5028
- Marlin Rare Semi-Auto: The Open Bolt Marlin Model 50
Marlin, coming out of the "Roaring 20s" was a company looking to change It had established itself with lever-action rifles and had even branched out into some pump-guns before the Great War forced it to switch production for the military
- Marlin Hammer Spur Extensions
Marlin realized that their customers would want to mount scopes atop their receiver in the late 1940s when optics first became affordable and wide spread among the average sportsman It was at about that time that they began shipping a flat hammer spur extension to allow these 1957-1982 made rifles to fire once optics were fitted
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