Lets get a some lever action #### going

[c-fbmi]

 

[c-fbmi]

Better shot of the 95s

 

[c-fbmi]

Better shot of 92s, 64s and 55s

 

[c-fbmi]

94 carbines and SRCs

 

[c-fbmi]

And finally the 94 rifles in various forms

 

[c-fbmi]

To say the least, that looks like quite the collection. Very nice!! Where & when was the gun show? At Whitehorse?

Yep the show was at the club here in Whitehorse last Sat Feb 25th. I just took my Winchesters and my Colt lightning (did anyone notice it?). Didn't bother with the rest, tooooooo much work!!

 

[Kevan]

The Lightning is in # 440 second from the top.
Awesome collection, did any pieces come from the Saskatoon area by chance ?

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Yep the show was at the club here in Whitehorse last Sat Feb 25th. I just took my Winchesters and my Colt lightning (did anyone notice it?). Didn't bother with the rest, tooooooo much work!!

Impressive collection to say the least. One day I'll have to make efforts to attend that show. I've saved one of each of the pictures you've posted to show a buddy of mine. He's collected a few himself but nowhere near the numbers you've shown. I've saved a copy of your photos to show him and let him drool.

I'm not into collecting but I do have one I use as a shooter. A model 71 deluxe.

 

[troutseeker]

Here is my Marlin stainless guide gun with it's little nephew, the Ruger Redhawk in .45 Colt.

 

[carew]

I didnt see this one on here
Its an 1881 marlin in 45-70
- has the second variation of the heavy receiver
- weights 9lbs empty
-made 1883
-24 inch barrel

 

[Road King]

Early Marlins,
Ballard Marrimack Arms, .38 Ballard X Long
Ballard #2 Sporter, marked J.M.Marlin .32 Ballard X Long;
Ballard #2 Sporter, marked J.M.Marlin .32 Ballard X Long;
Model 1881,PG, Ckd, .40-60M, 28" barrel
Model 1888 .32-20

 

[c-fbmi]

Road King

Outstanding collection Road King, my regards.

Douglas

 

[Road King]

I've had these posted on another thread but will post them again. These photos were taken last year and because of my addiction I have added a few more to the collection and of course I am still looking.

Model 1889s, from top to bottom,
.38-40 (Engraved),
.32-40,
.38-40,
.44-40 , PG
.25-20 (nickel plated),PG
.32-20, 20" barrel

Smal Bore Marlins
Model 1891
Model 1892
Model 1897
Model 1897

Marlin Model 1893
30" barrel, .38-55,
28" barrel, .38-55,
26" barrel, .32-40,
24" barrel, .32HPS

Marlin Model 1893 Take Downs
30" barrel, no dovetail for rear sight, Lyman 21 side sight, .30-30,;
26" 1/2rd, 1/2 oct, .38-55 PG, chkd.;
26" 1/2rd, 1/2 oct, fitted for siliencer, .30-30
26" round barrel, PG, chkd, .32-40
24" round barrel .32-40, LW

Model 1893 Carbines, top to Bottom M1893 .30-30; M93 .32 Special; M1893 .25-36; M1893 .30-30; M1893 .38-55; M1893 .38-55

Octagon barrel 1893s; Top to bottom,.32-40; .30-30; .38-55; .38-55;
.32HPS, .30-30

Round Barrel 1893s; B grade, .38-55, 28" Bld.; B grade .35-55; B grade .32-40; .30-30; .32-40; .30-30; .32HPS

Model 1893s, 1/2 round barrels & 1/2 magazine; .38-55; .30-30; .32HPS;
.25-36M, PG, CKd; .38-55 1/2Mag

Models 1894s and 1895s, from top to bottom .25-20, 38-40, 38W, 38W, 1895s .45-60, .33CF

Take Down 1895 and 1894s
Top to bottom Model 1895 .45-90; Model 1894 .25-20; Model 1894 .38-40

Model 1936, PCMR marked, from top bottom, Model 1936 Rifle .30-30,
Model 1936 Carbine .30-30, Model 1936 Sporting, .30-30

Models 36 & 336, from top to bottom (the one that started it all for me) 36RC, .30-30, 336SC, .32SPL. (This was my Father's gun from 1953 to 1995, got his deer every year with it. "Beware of the man with one gun, he likely knows how to use it!") , 336RC, .30-30 (which was another family gun)

 

[just911me]

something you won\'t buy from Marlin, my 444 with Black and grey laminate stocks and blue barrel

and another with my trusty Lab Toby guarding my Winchester Cowboy 30/30 and my Marlin Cowboy .357 Mag

and some more of my favourites...levers galore

Is that Win94 a 44-40 Cheyenne?

 

[c-fbmi]

Road King

Outstanding collection, I'm in awe!!! You do realize that with a gun collection like that you're worth more dead than alive, don't you, to your beneficieries. Ya might wanna think about that for a minute!!! lol

...............and sell the whole collection to me, cheap....I'm trying to save your life here!! lol

 

[senior]

I've had these posted on another thread but will post them again. These photos were taken last year and because of my addiction I have added a few more to the collection and of course I am still looking.

Model 1889s, from top to bottom,
.38-40 (Engraved),
.32-40,
.38-40,
.44-40 , PG
.25-20 (nickel plated),PG
.32-20, 20" barrel

One of my fav guns is a 20" Oct barrel 25-20.
Those short rifles with oct barrels are quite rare!
Here's mine next to a Win SRC.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

One of my fav guns is a 20" Oct barrel 25-20.
Those short rifles with oct barrels are quite rare!
Here's mine next to a Win SRC.

Very nice! And, I believe I've made mention of this previously, it seems we have 'related' pieces of furnature. Pardon my off topic rifles.

 

[Calum]

Wow great pics!
Oh oh I'm warming up to those Savage 99's.

 

[leveractionjunkie]

Outstanding collection Road King! Wow i'd like to have the space for a collection like that.

 

[carew]

Nice Collection the ROAD KING. Hard to stop drooling