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supernova said:
Some may notice the Marlin Guide Gun (GG) in the pictures and put two and two together. Others...may not.
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Ha! some people just dont know the diff from a marlin guide gun (GG) to their great granny I guess.

Edit: I think my comment about supernova just killed this thread, no harm intended!

Lets see some pics of your levers fella's!
 
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Well just got my second Marlin in the mail from another great CGN'er. Left is a 2007 336 35Rem right is a 336Y 30-30. May have to do something about that Birch stock but so far I really like it.

 
Picked this little gem up last week while scouting some areas in New Brunswick for guns. This classic Winchester Model 94 was manufactured in 1949 and was a one owner all these years. The rifle is in the hard to find .25-35 caliber and has a Lyman Micrometer Receiver # 56 Sight. A well cared for Classic Winchester which I was told put a lot of meat on the table for a Miramichi home back in the '50s.







 
Here's my Sako Finnwolf in 308...

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Nice 94, Brian. You don't often see them in .25/35. That one doesn't have a lot of miles on her either. Personally I much prefer the pre 1950 94 carbines with the longer forend.
 
Road King said:
Picked this little gem up last week while scouting some areas in New Brunswick for guns. This classic Winchester Model 94 was manufactured in 1949 and was a one owner all these years. The rifle is in the hard to find .25-35 caliber and has a Lyman Micrometer Receiver # 56 Sight. A well cared for Classic Winchester which I was told put a lot of meat on the table for a Miramichi home back in the '50s.







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Beautiful gun and pics Brian.
 
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Hi,

Big fan of this thread, finally got somewhere nice while looking for black bear to take some pictures of my new to me Savage 99C in .308. Hiked up a logging road to the very top, looks like a forest fire burned everything down, it was really eery up there and super quiet. Lots of signs of bear and deer though.

This gun is a dream to carry at the receiver, it fills your hand and the smooth contours are easy to grasp. I like it more than the Marlin/Winny slab sided receivers. It balances well too and comes to the shoulder quick. No scope for this rifle, maybe a peep sight on the back, but with the stock iron sights, this rifle was plenty accurate for hunting.

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Nice bear, you must have been quite close to him to make a shot with your ranch hand!

My latest update on the lever family
Top down:
Uberti 1866 44-40 20"
Uberti 1860 44-40 24"
Navy Arms 1973 Saddle Ring Trapper 44-40
Rossi 92 Saddle Ring Trapper 45 Colt
Win 1894 SRC 30-30
Marlin 336 35 Rem 20"
Marlin 336Y 30-30 16"

 
freddyfour said:
Nice bear, you must have been quite close to him to make a shot with your ranch hand!

My latest update on the lever family
Top down:
Uberti 1866 44-40 20"
Uberti 1860 44-40 24"
Navy Arms 1973 Saddle Ring Trapper 44-40
Rossi 92 Saddle Ring Trapper 45 Colt
Win 1894 SRC 30-30
Marlin 336 35 Rem 20"
Marlin 336Y 30-30 16"

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Wow I'm falling behind..
 
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