Lets get a some lever action #### going

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Mine don't really compare to most of the ones posted here, but it's all I got.



Top is a 1940 ish 30wcf src 1940's. I can't date it because when I looked up the serial #, they seemed to have lost them.

Middle is a 1972 32 spl. Which I will never sell. (Sentimental value)

Bottom is a 22LR Ithica. Made in west Germany. I haven't really looked into it much. But it's likely from the 70's and it's fun to shoot.
 
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fugawi said:
Say Outsider would you tell me a little bit more about that Savage and especially its scope in the middle photograph, far right. Thx.
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Hello, it's a 1928 model 99C. Not the early 1899C or the later clip model 99C, but an early lightweight with factory 22" barrel and crescent buttplate, it's in 303 Savage.
The scope is a period correct vintage Lyman Alaskan mounted on "No Drill" Stith mounts.
 
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Just because i Haven't seen one on here, my 1952 Marlin 336 Ranger Carbine in 30-30 with the rare straight grip, texan model I believe.
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Mike Webb said:
Nice 88. There is a Redfield peep sight on the EE right now that would look great on that rifle. The 88 was really stocked for iron sights and they work great in the brush.
Plus they don't interfere with a comfortable carry one handed.
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Thanks Mike. I saw that but I'm thinking about a fixed power scope like a K4 or a Leupold Alaskan in 2.5x (if I could find one plus the rings). My eyesight isn't what it used to be.
 
This Marlin is called the 336T (Texan) and if the serial # starts with a "J" it would have been made in 1952. The Texan was only made in .30-30 or .35Rem until 1963 when the .44 Mag was added. There should be a white spacer between the butt stock and the butt plate. If the butt stock is original to the gun it is the second variation and the lever is also a later then '52 square type. It (Butt stock) should be serial numbered to the gun. Very nice handling Marlin & are a bit rare to find in original condition.

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Just because i Haven't seen one on here, my 1952 Marlin 336 Ranger Carbine in 30-30 with the rare straight grip, texan model I believe.
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Unfortunately the rear stock was cracked beyond repair when I got it, rear stock is a replacement from gunstocks inc. But Its an excellent shooter and I have never seen another like it. Plus I picked it up for $225 because the guy said it would not eject properly, I noticed right away that the ejector was missing and only cost me $7 for a new one.
 
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