Just a thought from across the pond. 2 thirds boiled linseed oil 1 third turpentine add stain to suit if you wish. I found this in a 1913 W.W. Greener gun book over thirty 30 years ago. Pure bees wax can also be added if you like. It tends to be a bit wet at times over here, I have used this on all ...

Thanks to all the help you have given On this matter on one of the links supplied. http://www.newenglandcustomgun.com/Gun_Services/Peep_Sights.asp New England Custom Gun Service, Ltd. 741 Main Street. I found the following Peep Sight for EAW Bases Designed for use with the well known EAW "Quick...

All, I do not intend to start drilling any holes, hence asking you guys for help and advice. My 336 may be a working rifle but all my guns get looked after to the best of my ability. I am more than fond of my 336 and the 30-30 round, these rifles kind of get to you as you all know so I will not prea...

Marlin 336 mounting a scope and Receiver sight All, I need some help and advice from across the pond, when I don’t know I ask. And who better to ask than those in the land of the lever action. I have a 336 30-30 which I use for woodland Deer management with a 3-12x50 30mm tube scope, on APEL swing o...

Thanks Guy's duly noted, balls, powder and lube ordered with my gunsmith. I will let you know how I get on. I may be across the pond but the net sure shrunk the world, just as well when one can't see the wood for the tree's. Gareth

Hi all, I am a game keeper in southern England and I would like to develop a small game / vermin load for my Marlin 336. I hand load for all my centre fire rifles so am ok there. I can obtain .310 balls this side of the pond and this is what I would like to try. I just need some guidance as to powde...