93 Marlin and gear
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93 Marlin and gear
I posted this on the Marlin sight, but thought the lever gunners here might enjoy the photos of my 93 and load gear. The gear consist of Lyman ideal tools; 310 hand press, 30-30 dies, full length sizer, bullet mold, led pot, dipper, and gas checks.
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
Ya making me wanna take out my 93
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
As much as I am able I wanted to have period tools and gear for the 93. The load tools came on ebay a couple of weeks ago. The hand tool is the old iron tool specific to "25-35" but will do 30-30 as they have the same base. I also got a tang sight for the rifle. Not exactly the right one but it does fits tight with one screw. I am sure the setup is not totally perfect, but is close.
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very nice 93 Marlin...like the pics too... :)
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Awesome
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
Your tang sight looks like it is on backwards?93marshooter wrote:As much as I am able I wanted to have period tools and gear for the 93. The load tools came on ebay a couple of weeks ago. The hand tool is the old iron tool specific to "25-35" but will do 30-30 as they have the same base. I also got a tang sight for the rifle. Not exactly the right one but it does fits tight with one screw. I am sure the setup is not totally perfect, but is close.


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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
The 310 is printed 25-35, but that has the same base brass as 30-30. The loading dies are 30-30 and fit the hand tool. The old time steel tools fit one caliber.
The Marble is a M36. I thought it would fit the 93, but it did only put far back on the tang which makes it better as I can grip the rifle in front of the sight. The other advantage is that the bolt does not touch the tang sight like a center mounted sight
The Marble is a M36. I thought it would fit the 93, but it did only put far back on the tang which makes it better as I can grip the rifle in front of the sight. The other advantage is that the bolt does not touch the tang sight like a center mounted sight
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
Oh, okay, the old 310 tool. I was thinking along the lines of the Winchester tools that were calibre specific.93marshooter wrote:The 310 is printed 25-35, but that has the same base brass as 30-30. The loading dies are 30-30 and fit the hand tool. The old time steel tools fit one caliber, but a 30-06 tool will handle any round with that base. FYI.
The Marble is a M36. I thought it would fit the 93, but it did only put far back on the tang which makes it better as I can grip the rifle in front of the sight. The other advantage is that the bolt does not touch the tang sight like a center mounted sight.
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
This is first time I've used a lyman ideal loader. I'll post more in the reloading section later. Wrong sight but I like the way it fits.
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
If you can find one, the Winchester 1894 loading tool is great. It resizes the case and seats the bullet in one step, and does not require all the separate dies and priming chamber that the 310 uses. They are always missing the depriming pin, but a small punch works just as well. I have a 310 with several die sets, but I mostly use my Winchester tools.
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
Thanks, I'll be looking for the Winchester tool.
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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
http://www.antiquearmsinc.com/wincheste ... ol-box.htm Don't need a new one, though, if it is going to be used... 

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Re: 93 Marlin and gear
That is in good shape, I saw one on ebay for $99. It will have to wait. Marlin, and ideal had some sort of corporate ties or combined ownership at one time.