Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Be quick, all the above advice is GOOD

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That "Scout" set up is growing on me

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I guess we will just have to wait and see.......with our fingers crossed

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ENVY, ENVY

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Thanks for the heads up, will see if I can find one here.

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Been looking forward to those pictures ever since you told us about the rifle

Well done

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Pressed the submit button too quick!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY

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Tried to lose 10 pounds last year, will keep trying this year after the feasting has finished.

Also hope to try the Levergun Challenge this year.

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very interesting post, thanks for sharing with us

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OUCH

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You can shoot "pointy" bullets from them all now, one chambered and one in the tube. Two shots should be plenty

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Just watched it again last week, glad to now know the meaning of the latin!!

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NICE

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I'll add mine too.
Merry Christmas to all you other levergunners out there

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Borregos there, Borregos here, had it a long time, still working on an avatar.

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Lonesome Dove (watched it again last week)
Unforgiven a close second.

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I wonder if they would just polish a head

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I like it the way it is, choice is good

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A nice old Winchester in 44-40, but it aint gonna happen

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You did the right thing

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Interesting post, thanks.

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75+ Marlins - WOW

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There you go

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Hobie+1

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Thanks for dealing with it, we do not need that

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Many thanks Pete44ru, just what I needed.

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Bump

Anybody any idea where I can get the information

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I know this has been asked and answered before but I can no longer access the old forum to search.
What do the letters mean on Marlins following the model number.
i.e. 1894T, 1894C etc.

Thanks in advance

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Here you go

http://www.leverguns.com/articles/taylo ... safety.htm

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You will both be in my thoughts and prayers. Believe me when I say I know just what you are going through, knowing people are there to support and help you if needed is a great comfort.

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Slick, you are 100% right, all shooters need to be seen to be sticking together.

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Revolvers can be very accurate out to pretty long ranges with the right loads. First gun I used standing in IHMSA silhouette was a 7 1/2" Ruger SBH in 44mag, once I found the load it liked and I got used to it I could get a fair number of the rams at 200m. Loaded right down to around 900fps wit...

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http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.p ... opic=56656

This was passed onto me from a lady member of one of my clubs, makes you think about how you handle loaded ammo.

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Most used handgun would be one of my T/C's, I shoot a lot of handgun silhouette. Like YK I spread my rifle shooting around but probably it would be my Marlin 1889 in 44-40 manufactured in 1892.

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Very nice

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I always hunt with the hammer at half cock.

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A 30-30, it will do everything I want it to

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Congratulations

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At the range, plugs and muffs always,
In the field, nothing but have considered wearing the electronic muffs.

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My younger daughter shoots a lot with me. When she became pregnant with her first child she sought advice from a number of doctors, the result being she did not shoot indoors while pregnant (possible fume inhalation) but continued to shoot outdoors (handgun silhouette). She was advised that there wo...

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Very, very nice

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Much appreciated your contact Hobie, many thanks.

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That cartoon sums it up nicely

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Took me while to figure out how to get back here, but I made it

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Please put me in again, thanks

Search found 4716 matches

Marlin model letter designations

Makes you think!