Help w/a Marlin M94 measurement

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Pepe Ray
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Help w/a Marlin M94 measurement

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Trying to decide on buying a new barrell.
Looking at a Marlin, M94 Round bbl Carbine in .45 Colt. No where can I find the diameter of the bbl at the muzzle.
Does anyone have one that they can measure for me?
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Re: Help w/a Marlin M94 measurement

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I don't have that gun, but do have a good micrometer, so if someone wants to loan me theirs, I can measure it. It might take a few weeks (or months), so I can measure it in various temperatures and barometric pressures and such.

If someone hasn't piped up by tomorrow, I'll measure my .44 Mag one, if that would help (I'll bet they're the same or darned close).
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Re: Help w/a Marlin M94 measurement

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My 20" round barrel 45 Colt Marlin 94 measures .648 at the muzzle. Your mileage may vary, but probably not much.
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Re: Help w/a Marlin M94 measurement

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You are so correct.
Just measured a .44M----.639"
Doesn't leave much room for "fiddlin".
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Pepe Ray
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