Lets get a some lever action #### going

[J_MIL_20]

A pre-64 winchester 94 .30-30. I've got a marlin 39a, winchester 88, and soon a browning blr, but I can't take pics of them right now.

 

[senior]

A standard Win 92 Lightweight SRC .44wcf beside a very rare 94 Marlin 20" Hex barrel Short Rifle.

 

[RR]

Hex barrels are extremely rare

 

[senior]

Hex barrels are extremely rare

Ain't that the truth.
According to Marlin collector site less than 1/2 doz known to exsist
But they are listed on pg 49 of the Marlin book.

 

[hopjams]

I was looking for a simple scabbard for one of my Marlin SDT rifles with the 161/4" barrel and came across this shotgun scabbard on the Equipment Exchange. I think it fits perfectly for what I wanted it for. At twenty bucks it was far cheaper than having a leather one made.

 

[TransAm1991]

Just got the Marlin Guide gun in the mail today, 1998 model, skinner sights, 45-70 Govt.. Can't wait to shoot it!
Below Henry .22, octagon, it's only 2" longer than the Marlin, looks huge in this picture.

 

[kps1911]

This is my Winchester 94 with a 24" barrel. Close to the last production models made.

 

[Slooshark1]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I___AUgRc8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4xlVp0FMJE

 

[Norlander]

1894 Marlin built by a friend. .44-40 with a 26 inch octagon barrel. He did the case hardening and made the stock, as well as rebored rifled, rechambered and blued the barrel.

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[Win 38-55]

Wow! You have a very talented friend!! That is a gorgeous Marlin.

 

[Norlander]

It shoots well too.
I plan to pick up some dies. Factory loads are too expensive for a plinker.

 

[Cole]

my marlin 1895g varmint gun

shaaaazzzzaaaaammmmm ! ! !

 

[Jeff/1911]

My Browning BLR in .308...

 

[Brutus]

My Marlin 1895G varmint gun

Nice rifle, however one of these days that front swivel stud will shear off with the leverage assistance from the long bipod legs due to recoil forces.
45-70 recoil is hard on gear buddy.

 

[TwoTone]

Nice rifle, however one of these days that front swivel stud will shear off with the leverage assistance from the long bipod legs due to recoil forces.
45-70 recoil is hard on gear buddy.

Gee, guess I'd better remove mine from my 300RUM then...

 

[Brutus]

Gee, guess I'd better remove mine from my 300RUM then...

Depends how it sits against the fore-end. This Marlin appears to have some flop between the bipod and rifle. This play translates to more shearing action on the swivel stud through the wooden fore-end. Harris bipods tend to fit better on wider/flatter bolt action stocks.
Many lever rifles and single shots have more slender and narrower front ends resulting in a poor fit otherwise.
I have seen this on a friend's Ruger single shot & it tore the front swivel off.

YMMV

 

[Max Owner]

Just a friendly piece of advice being passed along from experience is all.

 

[fugawi]

A trio of levers.

From top to bottom:

Pre '64 (1952, I think) Winchester Model 1894 20" carbine in 30/30.

1904 Winchester Model 1895 in .303 British with a Merit adjustable aperture insert in a Williams FP rear sight.

1954 Savage 99F in .243 topped with a Bushnell Trophy 1.5-6x scope in Leupold rings and one piece base.

 

[freddyfour]

New sling just in, was custom made from Levergun Leather Works. Was a long wait but I think well worth it!

 

[Win 38-55]

Winchester 1895 38-72 with rapid taper octagon barrel, received in Winchester warehouse August 1904, shipped June 3, 1905.