what stores?Originally Posted by Jakkusch
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what stores?
Calgary Shooting Center got some in nearly 2 weeks ago. Wolverine supplies had them listed as "in stock" on their website around the same time that CSC got theirs (still listed as in stock). I don't think they're out in big numbers, but they are trickling in.
The 1895 Dark is nice, I'm very happy to have scored one!
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Can you let me know what the sexy furniture you’ve added on is?
I can. No sharp edges, straight sights although the elevation adjustable blade type sights are horrible in my opinion, stock fitment was perfect. Forearm tenon on straight. Action was smooth.
Basically my ABL was a lot nicer rifle then my GSBL which had all those 'F'ed up and crooked incorrectly machined hand-guard to boot. Only thing I could not fix or replace was the hand-guard....can't buy a green one that matches the stock. Marlin's / Gravel warranty department is helpful but the cost and annoyance of shipping makes using the service a pain. You can likely fix most of the issues yourself. Nice thing about the "Black Knight" series is they are given the once over in the build process where it seems like the general assembly line rifles are not...sure a lot of crooked front sights out there.
Dante Sports were really good to deal with.....they did check over the rifle before it was sent by request.
In Picture below, - no my finger is not in the trigger guard. Just supporting rifle on the lever. I agree though that it looks almost like it. Scope was installed just for fun and was taken off after one trip to the range.
i'm guessing they never arrived. that's a shame.
"an armed society, is a polite society"
i love my 336 dark in 3030
what handguard is that?
If only GoFundMe me didnt make me feel #### lol
midwest industries mlok handguard for marlins. it'll fit 1895, 1894, and 336
really interested in a 1894 dark series in 357 that ive heard rumours of.
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