A Ruger/Marlin Lever gun ? Hmmm.

[BerettaGuy]

The Ruger-made Marlin Lever guns are being shipped.
I love my Marlin and now I am wondering about adding this to my stable. IN .357 perhaps?

Lever-Action

www.marlinfirearms.com

 

[togmaster]

Damn...I forgot I needed one of those.

 

[Criticalt]

Saw an interview with a Ruger guy.
He said they are building these like the older Marlins (70s-80s) before they went downhill. Im interested but will wait for them to iron out any issues.

 

[1075tech]

The Ruger-made Marlin Lever guns are being shipped.
I love my Marlin and now I am wondering about adding this to my stable. IN .357 perhaps?
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Lever-Action

www.marlinfirearms.com

You should get one and let us know how it is.

I'm still looking for a JM stamped, pre-safety, 1894 in 38/357 to match my 44. I know where there is one but I'm not willing to pay the $1250 he wants for it

 

[Deplorable Me]

Waiting patiently for expanded 1894 and 336 offerings.

 

[BerettaGuy]

Damn...I forgot I needed one of those.

I know right?

 

[2WheelGnnr]

not a bad looking rifle. I bought my first lever last year and I love to shoot it but i can find any 30-30 damn...

at some point...so maybe in another cartridge and get me one of those COOL guns. nice looking.

and I do loves me a ruger!!!!!

 

[S&W Fan]

First roll out are the 1895 models for 45/70 . So far I haven’t seen an MSRP on these anywhere.
Ruger Reintroduces the Marlin 1895 SBL Lever-Action Rifle

 

[dsdmmat]

You should get one and let us know how it is.

I'm still looking for a JM stamped, pre-safety, 1894 in 38/357 to match my 44. I know where there is one but I'm not willing to pay the $1250 he wants for it

I have a JM Marked 1894FG in 41 magnum, I am sure they are not planning on bringing that caliber back, so the value will continue to rise.

 

[nortatoga]

I don't know for sure if this is true or not, But I heard Ruger warehoused the 30+ truckloads of the Marlin machine line and these are being made on brand new machine's as I said just something I heard.

 

[Jmac00]

I bought a 1895, Rem-Lin 3 years ago, I LOVE the thing, I LOVE the 45-70. I put a Midwest fore stock, on it, a Alaskan Peep site, a Large loop lever and flyweight gate. I have put about 50 rounds through it. LOVE(d) the way it shoots

I took it out last Oct on opening day (in the north country) and it wouldn't load a round, the cartridge kept getting jammed in the action. I went back to the cabin, took it apart, put it back together, and it worked fine???? I got no clue why it FTF? but my confidence in the weapon has dropped significantly

 

[kev74]

I don't know for sure if this is true or not, But I heard Ruger warehoused the 30+ truckloads of the Marlin machine line and these are being made on brand new machine's as I said just something I heard.

I heard the Ruger CEO in an interview say something to the effect of these rifles are being made to CNC tolerances which eliminates hand fitted parts. You're not doing that with 100 year old milling machines.

 

[Bustedknees]

You should get one and let us know how it is.

I'm still looking for a JM stamped, pre-safety, 1894 in 38/357 to match my 44. I know where there is one but I'm not willing to pay the $1250 he wants for it

Bought a jm stamped, ported, .450 guide gun on Auction Arms. Mint condition too, won the bid for something like $430. I'd still like the stainless and walnut 45/70 to go with it.

 

[S&W Fan]

Bought a jm stamped, ported, .450 guide gun on Auction Arms. Mint condition too, won the bid for something like $430. I'd still like the stainless and walnut 45/70 to go with it.

$430 ?? Damn !

 

[S&W Fan]

One of the dumbest things I ever did was sell my early 80’s Marlin in .444 Luckily I hung on to my early 80’s 30-30 & .35 Rem.

 

[garyv350]

One of the dumbest things I ever did was sell my early 80’s Marlin in .444 Luckily I hung on to my early 80’s 30-30 & .35 Rem.

I have a 444p. Don't see them too often, and not as popular as 45/70.

 

[Bustedknees]

$430 ?? Damn !

I should have added that it was back in 2009ish. I still have my jm 336 in the .35 Remington that I carried for years until switching to a bolt action for deer hunting. I wish I had not sold my dad's 336 but at the time I couldn't see having two of the same, now I do..

 

[FRANKIE]

Have a JM 336 in .35 REM. Love that rifle even though I’m really not a lever action guy. While the .35 REM cartridge don’t look good on paper,
It’s really a cartridge that can.

 

[dsdmmat]

Have a JM 336 in .35 REM. Love that rifle even though I’m really not a lever action guy. While the .35 REM cartridge don’t look good on paper,
It’s really a cartridge that can.

I have one of those too. Got it from my dad in 1987. Great gun and caliber.

 

[FRANKIE]

Have a close friend who is an avid deer hunter
He normally uses a .270. Every deer season I get a call. Empty spot in the safe where to 336 usually sits. He’s says the .35 REM is a one shot deal even in bush. Not a hunter myself but I know he’s not bullshitting. Loads of venison offered.

 

[Bustedknees]

First roll out are the 1895 models for 45/70 . So far I haven’t seen an MSRP on these anywhere.
Ruger Reintroduces the Marlin 1895 SBL Lever-Action Rifle

$1399. !!! suggested retail !!!

 

[Deplorable Me]

I have a 444p. Don't see them too often, and not as popular as 45/70.

Love my 444P. Real noisemaker at the range.

 

[S&W Fan]

$1399. !!! suggested retail !!!

Ouch ! Guess I won’t be owning a Ruger made Marlin any time soon.

 

[nortatoga]

Ouch ! Guess I won’t be owning a Ruger made Marlin any time soon.

Prices have gone up a lot just this year, in Jan I bought a Ruger Ranch Rifle in 5.56 MSRP was $549.00 it's now $639.00. I too would like a lever gun in 357 mag. but will be waiting awhile.

 

[Kent Goldings]

I held off buying a Remlin 30-30 a few years back. I’m glad I did.

 

[JohnD13]

Just saw a price on this today, $1300, right now .45-70 is available. Might be lower when they hit the shops.

 

[Kent Goldings]

Just saw a price on this today, $1300, right now .45-70 is available. Might be lower when they hit the shops.

I think people get used to 10/22 and Ruger American Prices. A $1300 MSRP is typical of their premium rifles like the M77 Hawkeye, Number 1, and RPR.

 

[S&W Fan]

I think people get used to 10/22 and Ruger American Prices. A $1300 MSRP is typical of their premium rifles like the M77 Hawkeye, Number 1, and RPR.

WoW, The craftsmanship would have to be exceptional for me to equate one to a Ruger Number 1 rifle.

 

[Kent Goldings]

WoW, The craftsmanship would have to be exceptional for me to equate one to a Ruger Number 1 rifle.

The fit-and-finish of my Ruger Hawkeye is excellent.

 

[nortatoga]

WoW, The craftsmanship would have to be exceptional for me to equate one to a Ruger Number 1 rifle.

The fit-and-finish of my Ruger Hawkeye is excellent.

As Kent say's about his Hawkeye goes the same for my now 2 Ruger 77/22's compared to my RAR ( Ruger American Rimfire )