Heads-Up for any Central Texas Marlin lovers...

[RSY]

I was in Red's in Oak Hill yesterday and they have what I thought was a new 336 on the used rack. Closer inspection showed that it was actually a centennial model with the 1870-1970 medallion in the stock, no safety, etc., etc. Very clean, and I do mean it looks new. Tag says $400.

FYI

Scott

[O.S.O.K.]

Why did you post this?

[RSY]

Hey, what can I say? I'm a nice guy.

Oh, I neglected to mention that next to it was a 1927 Model 92 that has been re-finished and barreled to .357 Mag. Also $400.



Scott

[O.S.O.K.]

I do not need these, I do not need these, I do not need these

[J Miller]

I do not need these, I do not need these, I do not need these

No, but you want 'em pretty bad don't you?

I'd like to have that Mdl 92 myself. With my wifes eyes getting fixed she needs something to shoot.

Joe

[RSY]

I don't believe "need" is a variable in the equation. Means and motive are all that is required.

Scott

[TedH]

I don't believe "need" is a variable in the equation. Means and motive are all that is required.

Scott

Yeah, that's got me in trouble with the Mrs. more times that I like to remember. I had the motive, but she didn't think we had the means.

[marlinman93]

Yea Joe, that should always work!
"But honey, I bought it for you!"

[dkillough]

Thanks for posting. I am very interested in the B92 you mentioned. Do you have a phone number or address for Red's. I am in East Texas.

[RSY]

Thanks for posting. I am very interested in the B92 you mentioned. Do you have a phone number or address for Red's. I am in East Texas.

The 92 is actually a Winchester, not a Browning. Here's their site: http://www.redsguns.com/ The gun in question is at the south location.

Scott

[dkillough]

Thanks very much. I read what I wanted to see.

[RSY]

You're welcome. Hey, wouldn't you rather have a 1927 American Winchester than a more recent Browning made in Japan???

RSY