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Not that many want it on a “hunter” but after owning a Marlin dark the 45-70 muzzle break turns a thumper into something very tame! I’m not recoil sensitive the 45-70 is my favorite round and my 458 win mag in a close second. However for someone wanting to shoot a heavy round it can make a big difference but “ears” are a must even on that single hunting shot.Originally Posted by Sylvertiger
Hearts and Minds; Two best places to shoot
Fighting in a basement provides challenges, Number 1 your fighting in a basement!
I'm guessing this winter they will announce the 336 30-30 and the PCC's will be announced sometime next summer.
.338 is where the fun starts.
$1149.99 on the Ruger.com, $250 USD cheaper than what the SBL's were going for.
.338 is where the fun starts.
Will Ruger be making any straight-grip Marlins? I really dislike pistol grip lever-guns. At one time I owned in excess of 40 Marlin levers and every one was a straight-grip!!!
Nechako posted them onto their site today for $1,550.00, not available to order yet though
Not very traditional but I’d really dig a 1895 Dark series with a straight grip walnut stock
It probably wouldn’t unseat my 1895 TSBL trapper as my favorite but could be close
Maybe I should buy one of these since I have a whole bag of brand new Wild West parts for it.
"God made man, but Samuel Colt made them equal"
Colt Firearms advertising slogan.
Diemaco #1 Fanboy
Wow crazy. That's twice as much as I paid for my GBL in 2019.
.338 is where the fun starts.
If it's any consolation, 2019 feels like it was 20 years ago...
I hear yeah, before the world went to ####.
.338 is where the fun starts.
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