Timber 444 Marlin
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Timber 444 Marlin
My latest Winchester 94 - a Timber 444 Marlin.
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I have one of those and its a "safe queen" NIB. I have been saving it for a rainy day or a good offer to sell. Mine was a factory sample that was used at the S.H.O.T. show and has been D&T for a tang sight.
Do you shoot cast with it? It just might give me somethibng to do this winter------------Sixgun
Do you shoot cast with it? It just might give me somethibng to do this winter------------Sixgun
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We have many stores that stock Winchester leverguns. But most of the time it's some kind of Bingo. The biggest Winchester store is Waffen Zimmermann in Lucerne. All commemorative Winchester in stock! Sometimes they sell Winchester 94 in exotic cartridges (for Switzerland) as 307 Winchester, 356 Winchester, 7-30 Waters. See infos www.waffenzimmermann.ch.[Bitmap wrote:Do stores in Switzerland stock leverguns or do you have to special order them?
If you have to order them, where do you do that and what kind of shipping do you have to pay?
Picture of my Winchester Timber 444 Marlin without scope.
waffenzimmermann has a standard grade Browning M71 rifle in stock and a high grade Browning M71 carbine as well.Ravenman wrote:We have many stores that stock Winchester leverguns. But most of the time it's some kind of Bingo. The biggest Winchester store is Waffen Zimmermann in Lucerne. All commemorative Winchester in stock! Sometimes they sell Winchester 94 in exotic cartridges (for Switzerland) as 307 Winchester, 356 Winchester, 7-30 Waters. See infos www.waffenzimmermann.ch.[Bitmap wrote:Do stores in Switzerland stock leverguns or do you have to special order them?
If you have to order them, where do you do that and what kind of shipping do you have to pay?
I wasn't aware that there was a Marlin 1894 M22 in .22 magnum. Maybe the google translation is off?
The model 31 in .22LR looks neat. I'll bet they would sell fast in the US.