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Leverdude
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I picked up a gun from my FFL guy the other day.
Got the gun from a forumite & was once again super pleased with how everything went. Pretty great bunch of guys I'v found in this & a couple other forums.

Anyway my camera crapped out on me but I found an old one in the kitchen & took some gun pictures.

1965 336 44 mag I just got. :mrgreen:
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1948 or 49, I forget, 336 35 Rem.
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1998 Guide gun with a 22" barrel.
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2007 308MX
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1955 336 30/30. I'm almost done but really dragging my feet.
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1894's & 1889's.
Top to bottom, 1894c 357, 1894 44mag, 1889 44/40, 1889 32/20 and the odd one out my Rossi 357.
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Top to bottom,
1893 38/55, 1893 32/40 and a model 36 30/30.
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The next two. a 1894 25/20 & another 1889 38/40.
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Last but not least is something I bought a couple weeks ago. Its not a levergun or a big bore. But its a hoot to shoot!
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Post by dbateman »

thanks nice pics
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I see we visit the same places. :wink:
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WOW! Those are just GREAT! Thanks again for the view of that '93 in .32-40, it just does something for me!
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jeepnik wrote:I see we visit the same places. :wink:
Yep, its a small world. :wink:
WOW! Those are just GREAT! Thanks again for the view of that '93 in .32-40, it just does something for me
thanks Griff, you never fail to comment on that 32/40, I'm glad you like it.
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Post by claybob86 »

Good pictures. Thanks for posting them! :D
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Post by Andrew »

Nice collection, I wouldn't mind the 336 in 44mag.
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Post by Swampman »

I didn't know the Guide Gun was produced with a 22" barrel?
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Swampman wrote:I didn't know the Guide Gun was produced with a 22" barrel?
It wasn't. :wink:
I bought it on a whim, I had the money & saw the gun, just had to have it.
Never liked the ports & a short barrel didn't matter, I liked the straight grip tho so kept it. Stumbled on a 22" barrel back when E-bay wasn't quite as communist as they are now & had them swapped out. Far as I'm concerened its about perfect now. 8)
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Thanks for sharing those great pics. Jim
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Post by SmokeEater2 »

Wow, Thanks for the pics leverdude! Did you just get lucky and find rifles with beautiful wood on them or did You change the stocks out yourself?
Either way That is a really nice collection you have there.
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Post by Scott64A »

Droooool....
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Did you just get lucky and find rifles with beautiful wood on them or did You change the stocks out yourself?
The 308MX came with nice wood & the piece I'm fitting to the 336 is a factory Marlin piece of wood with nice figure.
The 1893 I got from precision & fitted/finished it myself. The Rossi I had a friend from another forum duplicate the factory piece & fit it to the gun & then I finished it.
I like doing it but it takes me a long time.

That 336 is the first one I personalised & its still not done. :lol:
I thought it was done when I got it rebarreled, thought it was done once the metal was refinished, thought it was done when I replaced the wood the first time. I think it'll be done for good once that wood is done. Hope so anyway. :wink:
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Post by Modoc ED »

Very nice rifles. I like what you did with the Guide Gun and the wood on the Rossi is very very nice. The pistol is nice too but just think -- for whatever you spent on the pistol, you could have bought another rifle or two. Thanks for the photos.
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Post by Ysabel Kid »

Very nice! 8)

Now, where did I put the drool rag... :roll:
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Post by rjohns94 »

very nice. :D
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DROOL, DROOL, DROOL 8) 8) 8)

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Post by marlinman93 »

You're working up quite the collection of nice old Marlins Ken!
Pre WWI Marlins and Singleshot rifles!
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Post by 66GTO »

The Beretta may not be a levergun, but it is a "92"! :wink:
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Post by Borregos »

Interesting, thanks for posting.
I have an 1889 in 44-40 and it is a joy to shoot, groups well despite a pitted bore :D :D :D
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Modoc ED wrote;
The pistol is nice too but just think -- for whatever you spent on the pistol, you could have bought another rifle or two.
Nah, its used & I got it at a good price. Besides, much as I love a nice levergun, I just cant walk around with one in my waistband. :lol: Dont think I have one that holds 16 rounds either.

MM93 wrote;
You're working up quite the collection of nice old Marlins Ken!

Yeah. I think my wifes starting to notice. :P

Borregos wrote;
I have an 1889 in 44-40 and it is a joy to shoot, groups well despite a pitted bore Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
I had this one lined & havent shot it yet since. Matter of fact theres 4 I havent shot yet. :lol:
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