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[…] coming along a few months later, was called .30-30 by Marlin and this name stuck. Then in 1902, Winchester did […]

[…] Ruger Vaquero, Smith & Wesson Hand Ejectors — Long Guns: Marlin 1895, Winchester 1896, replica Colt leverguns Get Book of […]

[…] understanding these latter designations came about in the 1880s when Marlin wanted to chamber their rifles in these cartridges without […]

[…] re-chambered and re-barreled to his .44 Schafer Ultramag using .444 Marlin brass trimmed to 1.6″. With this cartridge, velocities of […]

[…] kid was especially lucky, he might get a Winchester or Marlin lever-action carbine. Today’s young shooters have a plethora of […]

[…] Model 1873 lever gun. Other rifle manufacturers followed, such as Marlin with their Model 1894 lever gun, Colt with their […]

[…] semi-auto rifle on the planet (with stiff competition from the Marlin Model 60). Mine is a rather plain-Jane specimen with […]

My first PCC was a now-discontinued Marlin Camp-45 using the same magazine as a 1911 pistol. Another model, the Camp-9, […]

[…] known as .44-40, .38-40 and .32-20. The prevailing wisdom is Marlin started this difference in naming the cartridges because they […]

[…] and the Hornady 265 FP originally designed for the .444 Marlin. The 77/44 averaged exactly 1″ for three shots with […]