Marlin Firearms Collectors Association

Vall I think he knows. Thats his ad! Just looks like advertising to me.

Remington not long ago made an 1895 with a 18" (cant remember the name) barrel just like Marlins Limited III. It too had rounded edges on the octagon barrel along with a laser engraved type roll stamp. Big turn off for me. I fear this is what they consider to be correct? I wouldn't be surprised...

Wish it was a square bolt 1895!

Thank you!
So the records only show a 24" half octagon half round?

I just picked up a Marlin 1894 in 32-20. Serial 191154. It has a 24" half round half octagon barrel and the short mag tube ends where the octagon barrel becomes round. The butt stock has the plastic (shotgun?) butt plate marked Marlin Safety. Are these special order features? Any info from the ...

Here's the list of screws!

http://www.marlinowners.com/forum/attac ... -image.jpg

Jorgy just so you know. I know and have dealt with sub11's. He's an honest man and his word is good as gold! Have no worries dealing with him!

Good man jorgy. I told sub11's he would get help here. I even mentioned you were one that could help! Good people here.

Marlin didn't make a Model 1893 in 25-20. Is it an 1894?

Unfortunatly going from 24" to 20" the part that would have left sign of shortening would have been cut off. Pics of the end of the barrel showing the front sight and magtube's dovetail locations may help clear things up.

Sounds like a model 1889 in 38-40 cal. DOM would be 1892. Yes it is a BP cartridge rifle. I have one with a 28" barrel that I shoot light smokeless loads out of. Many of these old guns have oversize bores. Back then BP and soft bullets would obturate to the rifles groove size and give good accu...

Yes the fire! Who knows for sure...but Marlin told you this? Maybe there was! No one sais the building had to burn to the ground. Maybe just some records were destroyed? I guess that's when you could smoke on the job! LOL!

DOM 1899

Watch eBay for the blade front sight.

Here's a repro Lyman #5
http://montanavintagearms.com/combination.html