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Bookmark or Share- Marlin's compact triple four, the Model 444P OutfitterMarlin has long been the king of lever action rifles, and without a doubt the .444 Marlin has been one of the most popular heavy rounds of the last half century, which could mean that the briefly made Outfitter model with its abbreviated barrel is the compact king of the woods. View attachment 5389 The Design of the .444 Marlin Round
- Marlin Rare Semi-Auto: The Open Bolt Marlin Model 50The gun that Marlin came up with, the Model 50, was introduced in 1931 and was a gem. It was the first semi-auto rimfire made by the company and took several innovative steps. Unlike the Winchester 1903 which used a rear-stock mounted tubular magazine whose design went back to the old Spencer Carbines of the Civil War, the new Marlin gun was ...
- The Marauder: Marlin's short-barreled cowboy gunThe new Marlin lever gun was fresh from the 1890s with a few tweaks. The basic model came drilled and tapped for Lyman style receiver sights, could accept an over-receiver scope (more about this later), take 7-rounds of .30-.30 in its tubular magazine (although other calibers were available) and had an overall length of 38-inches.
- 1895SBL vs Chiappa Ridge Runner 1886 takedown | Marlin ForumsHello, first post here. I'm in the market to buy a nice lever action and Marlin has always been on my mind especially the 1895SBL. However, after looking at the Chiappa 1886 Ridge Runner it gets complicated. It looks like Chiappa stepped up their game with the Skinner sight and front fiber optic as standard, with a break down model.
- Marlin's unique .410 Lever Action ShotgunIn 1929, Marlin took their standard Model 1883 lever action rifle and reworked it as a shotgun. To do this they had to lengthen the loading port, modify the tubular magazine, and replace the .45 caliber rifled barrel with a 26-inch smoothbore cylinder choked shotgun tube.
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