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I love mine. I don`t shoot many full power loads but for hunting they do not bother me at all. I do shoot lots of low powered cast loads and the Cowboy is a very accurate and fun rifle. Enjoy!

Sounds like a deal to me.

Great pictures of great hunts, CONGRATS!

Nice

I have had good results with the RD bullets in both .44 and .45.

How about a WILDCAT, the .32 Win. special necked down to 30 cal.

It should be a good one!

Yup, amen to dat.

I`m a new guy here ... I guess

I am Chuck 100 yd, I was Chuck 100 yd on the old site too but had 2300+ posts there.

Thought about changing to Chuck 3600" but that don`t sound right and I don`t shoot in meters so Chuck 100 yd it is.

Best I can find out is they had them made outside the company and labled with marlins name like Sears and Wards did.

I had a .31 cal navy years ago. I found it while cleaning out a basement in an old house. Also a Stevens #44 .22 rifle. The lady said keep em!! Anyway the one I had was for the very early caseless ammo leverdude spoke of and the breech bolt had no extractor,just a lump sticking out to fire the paper...

God be with you both.

Good point Griff ! I smelt in a cast iron pot over a turkey cooker and only refined ingots go into my electric pots.

L&L Guns , Battleground WA. Terry & Jan Lee owners.

A small shop (5-600 sq.ft.) no reloading stuff, just guns and ammo,safes,good folks and good prices.
Terry and Jan both are real shooters and hunters ,REAL GUN PEOPLE.

That is not GOOD! Strip her down and check it out. Usually repairs are simple enough and parts are readily available. Good luck.

I do on the range,not in the field .

You can get by with a hot plate but you will soon want a real lead furnace. Why not just get it now and the $20 you save will be almost half the price of a Lee 10# pot. I cast with a Lyman 20# furnace that is almost 20 years old and the thermostat failed once. I sent it back to Lyman and they replac...

Nice buck , More info please.

Almost anyway.....Oh WELL we can only dream.

I`m in. antie up boys!

DITO all above!!!

I hunted with my dad and uncles ata young age. This is a pic of my dad in 1955, I was 9 and loved to go with him. My single shot .22 was not a good Fox gun but I carried it anyway.

I got mine a while back (just before Win.closed and things went nuts) .
Like new Marlin cowboy with 5D rear and 24" barrel in .357 for $400.
I had a smile for quite a while after that!

Yes

Very NICE, Congrats!

I think the Talley rings for Weaver bases are the best looking and prefer a low power scope like the1 1/2 X 4 x32MM Leupold if one wants a scope on a lever.

Sweet, But what is that pipe thing on top of your Marlin?

Very Nice!

Good Work! Thanks.

What is the price range on those fine little rifles?
I found their web page and they are located in WA. just a few miles from my mother in laws place. They have no prices listed on their web page!

Just about any of the factory loads will get your deer for you.
150 or 170gr. your choice. Just get enough to sight in and have enough left over to hunt with.

BTW , I am in on that .30 cal mold group buy also. Ranch Dogs e-mail said Mar.1 you are probably right on for delivery date.

Quadrapeds look a lot like horses dont they?

Send it to Marlin, they will D&T it and replace the front for you and have it back to you in short order. I have 4 Marlin 1894 cowboys and have installed Williams FP on all of them. One (my .357) has the side mounted FP , the others have the top mounted FP sight and the .500 front works great on...

Neat! Love that rifle!!

Congrats!!

The Cerrosafe method works quite well. I have had the same problem when shooting BP in my .32-40 and breech seating. Plug the bore just short of the chamber about 1/2" with a tight fitting patch on a rod from the muzzle, Melt the Cerrosafe and fill the chamber, as soon as it is cool, push it th...

Welcome friend

It is a GOOD one but has been posted before. Worth another look though. I have it bookmarked for when company comes.

R.C.B.S for good dies at reasonable price, Lee for el cheapo (low budget)
Redding for top end.

I like to see that.

I have a couple that I rescued also.

I forgot, my funnel is from a cheep Chinese made Christmas orniment.

Friend J Miller, Just saw your post, was out buying a new 22" monitor. Man it is nice!! Here are a couple of pics of my drop tube for the 40 cal. My 32 cal one is just the same but stained darker. http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c356/chuckleininger/IMG_0110.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albu...

I made nine of brass tubing available from the local hardware. It is found also in hobby shops and one size fits exactly inside of the next size, Used for model railroad,airplanes and other things. I made mine 24" long and made an oak stand to hold it. One of the members had a thread just about...

Marlin service dept. has good people and have done me right in the past and they are quick.
I have a Rossi .45 Colt short rifle that you can see a shadow in the bore under the sight dovetails. Don`t seem to affect accuracy and I cant feel them with a cleaning rod with tight patch.

Me too!

Big Bear, The 71 has a thicker receiver so the windage bar may be to short to get all the right windage you may need.
I have a Williams FP made for the 71 and its windage bar is longer than one on a FP 94/36.
you should be able to hold it up to the rifle and tell if it will work.

there would be no problem if the rifle/pistol was canted at the same angle for every shot. It is the change in the amount of cant that causes your groups to open up.

He is trolling, what you see is his bait!!

Very nice! I lean twards the rifle version myself. I`m sure you will enjoy it more as time goes by.

jd45, Of course you are right, although I don`t remember seeing a wife/mother in any of the photos.
I guess I need to be more thoughtfull in these things. I could have given the Emey (sp) awards type of thank you and include everyone. Excuuuuuse me!!!

Very Nice looking rifle.

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