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  1. 05-01-2018, 06:47 PM #1
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    Marlin 1895 TSBL Trapper .4570 Government... First one in!

    Just the one available for now, and the first one we've seen landed in Canada, today we've got a Marlin 1895 TSBL Trapper .45-70 Gov't



    The tried-and-true configuration of Marlins famous 45-70 Gov’t rifle. The Model 1895 Trapper features a 16.5” stainless steel barrel, a Wild West gun style lever, and a Skinner peep sight.


    FEATURES:
    45-70 Gov't.
    5+1 capacity
    Wild West Guns-style big loop lever for easy cycling
    Skinner peep sight for fast, easy target acquisition
    16 1/2" barrel
    1:20" twist rate
    35" long
    13 3/8” length of pull
    7 lbs. approximate weight
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    What is the stock made of ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ingots View Post
    What is the stock made of ?
    Painted wood
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    Looks a lot better then the SBL in my opinion
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    What is the stock made of ?
    Painted Hardwood, the hardwood buttstock and forend are both painted with a hard coat - grippy, weatherproof black splatter paint.
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    Any chance of 1894 SBL's ? in 44 mag....waiting for one of those
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    And..... apparently someone bought it already
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    Lol Sorry.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slim123 View Post
    Any chance of 1894 SBL's ? in 44 mag....waiting for one of those

    Ditto for me 1894SBL 44 Mag., Marlin #70432 and

    1894CSBL in 357 Mag., Marlin #70433

    PLEASE!
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