How many lever fans out there .35 marlin for me

[Gencountyzeek]

Bought this last year for my new hunting grounds in my backyard. Jm stamp marlin 30-30, with a old 2.5 power bushnell banner. It did it's job and put meat in the freezer. If I'm hunting over my field I bring my .308 out.

[airedale]

The various lever action rifles are one of the all time great firearms designs that have stood the test of time and proven game getters of any species. I am personally a fan and have several different makers and calibers, I enjoy them all.

Even if one is not a hunter there is the mystique of the old Westerns, who ain't watched "The Duke John Wayne" and "The Rifleman" in action? Gotta Love Them Levers!

Al

[SuperMag]

On October 27, 2016 at 7:02 AM, Buckmaster7600 said:

 

 

Be patient it took me about 15 years to find one. The good thing is it cost me less than half what I figured it would.


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Wow beautiful gun. I share the same love for Remington pumps that you do and I admire your collection. Mind if I ask where you picked that one up? Gunbroker doesn't seem to have any and all the gun shows around me seem to want an arm and a leg for them in sub par condition. 

[Buckmaster7600]

Wow beautiful gun. I share the same love for Remington pumps that you do and I admire your collection. Mind if I ask where you picked that one up? Gunbroker doesn't seem to have any and all the gun shows around me seem to want an arm and a leg for them in sub par condition. 

I walked in a local shop and it was sitting on the used rack with a mid 1970's leupold 2-7. I got a great deal on it! It isn't in great condition and it wasn't a factory carbine. I have a feeling that this was a rifle that someone loved and carried a lot and that person died and it was left to a son that had no idea what it was and traded it in on a plastic bolt gun. At least that's what I gathered from the story I got from the shop.


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