buddy of mine shot mine and is looking for one.
Marlin JM 1895 45-70 Guide gun
prefferably stainless
WTB MARLIN
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I didn't realize the JM ones were so highly sought after - check this listing out - especially the 'buy now' price...
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1134926978
Of course no bids on that one other than 'starting' bid $1,499, but the others on Gunbroker are $600 and $900 at the moment. All blued.
I didn't realize the JM ones were so highly sought after - check this listing out - especially the 'buy now' price...
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1134926978
Of course no bids on that one other than 'starting' bid $1,499, but the others on Gunbroker are $600 and $900 at the moment. All blued.
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yea i saw that last night. and the figure in the stock is nothing to write home about.
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Yup, I'll admit that I funded a few nicer acquisitions to my collection by buying 5 or 6 "JM"-marked Marlins locally over the course of 1 year for < $400 each, and then selling them for no less than $750 each after the "Remlin" fiasco became common knowledge among gun owners.
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i have 2 JMs and an extensively professionally worked over remlin (all 1895s in 45-70). the JM guide gun in stainless my buddy wants one of i bought for about $550. i could probably sell it for $2500 or so now. not gonna unless i have to though as i have a son and grandson drooling over everything gun related except the reloading stuff, eagerly
awaiting my demise.
awaiting my demise.