Marlin 1894 CST upgrade w/ Midwest Industries Handguard
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Ron Jeremy your free... That was great.
The Rifleman started it all.
Nidavellir Forge & Woodcraft Ron Jeremy might be a little gut shot but he is free from the demon child.
God I remember watching the show when I was a kid.
*picks up lever action rifle
"You know, Im somewhat of a huckleberry myself"
Bro I fucking cackled
If you want to get autistic about it, they probably meant to say huckle bearer instead of huckleberry without knowing it, but wrote huckleberry in the script instead. It makes more sense as a huckle bearer was a name for someone carrying a casket, so he was letting Johnny Ringo know he was gonna delivery him his death. WHAT A LUNGER!
Well, you're a daisy if you do...
"Poor soul. You were just too high strung...." 😎
goddamn, i learn something everyday
Me at my second Rodeo:
“This ain’t my first Rodeo”
😂hahahahhahahahhahaha you're not wrong
"This is America, we can do whatever the hell we want, so stop dissing on people"- Garand Thumb, 2019. thank you, this is one of the many reasons I love you and your channel.
I hear you and no disrespect I love guns I love your second amendment and I love the one that says you allowed to.talk freely what I disagree with is and image of someone harming an image of a child in any context I don't think it is a good Image nor do I think I sends good messages to anyone who sees stuff similar.....I like this guys channel etc...obv I don't understand the joke because I'm not from the states etc and fhat don't mean I not got a sense of humour etc
...but it can be upsetting for instance to people who know of youngsters that may of been harmed and died from violent acts like that couple who shot up the toddler with air rifle and the youngster died....obv this sketch and that event have nothing to do with each other but what I'm saying is the subject is sensitive and to harm a child and showing that image is not good and will def upset lots of people who may see the clip and not understand the context of the joke....listen im a grandad for 4 and 5th grandchild on way I have couple of sons and I had a daughter but she died and obviously as a parent that lost a child my emotions about children and protecting them are as strong as a mother's protective streak n We all know nothing stronger than mothers love.... All saying is wen people see image of a child being hurt it will trigger lots of people emotions especially parents Instincts no argument we cool still I still love guns n watching people shooting targets. Stuff just not images of human targets especially children PEACE
This homie speaks truth ✊🏽
@@dalroache what
"A lever action rifle was the first rifle I ever fu...shot" lmao
🤣
Ever heard of "Girls Frontline"?
No?
M-me neither...
@@imanuelsrobertsbirzins7540 I see you're a man of culture as well.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
LMAO
On today’s episode of garand thumb mike explores his own mid life crisis by reviewing a gun with a mid life crisis
Top comment material right there
More like a Midwest Industries life crisis
You put ISIS in crisis. I don't know if you're a genius or just know how to spell? 🤔
Knock Nevis I think you’ve been playing too much crysis 3 bud
@@tmh2duggy never played it. I larp alot though
Damn, Marlin was really ahead of the game back in 1894 with that tactical lever action. They should sue for the rights to mlok.
I’m legitimately impressed people actually know of The Rifleman.
Still my top western show
I own the series on DVD and just about every John Wayne movie 😁
Right?! I freaking love that show. Such a wholesome show.
I thought Chuck Connors was everyone's paw.
Chuck connors is the man. My favorite fun facts about him is that he was a Chicago Cub, a Boston Celtic, and the bad guy in a cheesy horror movie!
"Save me from child support, Garand Thumb!"
"Say no more, Ron Jeremy..."
Yissir, boy howdy, I remember those bygone days. We put up with so many hardships, crop failures, broken wagon axles, dissentery, and KeyMod.
And those damn Shadows of Z'ha'doom.
@@maxzorin9425 Ah yes, the hour of scampering. I remember it well.
The “cool factor” is off the charts with lever action rifles.
As well as the Red Dead factor
Not just the cool factor but they are honestly just really fun. Seems kind of weird because they technically are more "inconvenient" and take more effort to use but none the less they just feel satisfying to shoot. Well to me anyway.
Mike, a lever action??? Have you been on a Fallout New Vegas bender too?
If patrolling the Mohave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter, go ahead and hit that subscribe button.
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Travis Haley gave him a lever gun?
Impressive.
Lmao
Talking about his Daddy Travis taking him out and shooting with him and his Big Daddy sending him this lever gun, so yeah...
Don't cheapen what his real dad did.
So who is his real dad?
Killing a kid to save Ron Jeremy is basically the range scene during the recruiting section from the first Men in Black.
Michael Voeller could you imagine how much pipe Ron Jeremy be laying after getting freed by the Flannel Leather Daddy?
Shoot the hostages
totally disgusting
Daddy Thumb: "Stop fighting and just let it happen."
Me: *rips off pants* "I'm ready flannel daddy"
I liked the "Just lie back and think of America"
Flannel daddy fucked me up
Ok
We all know the first weapon your dad taught you to fire was a MK. 18, Travis Haley knows no other platform.
Are we not gonna talk about him killing a kid to save Ron Jeremy❤️
Yes. I felt it was mighty white of him.....Lololol
Macaulay Culkin was going to hurt Ron. Righteous kill
Pretty sure the kids name was Damian.
@Fui Gebhardt1 I love being white. Jackass
@Fui Gebhardt1 I get benefits like white privilege at birth. Pffft, what do I have to self loath about?
Did daddy say.... fight the fight?
B O O G A L O O I N T E N S I F I E S
Ha! Almost choked on my coffee.
Scott Davis lets start with Epstein’s island
Start with South Africa.
@Reformed Anti-semite i wish brother. I wish.
Join in on the war cry "REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"
I think that lever actions are timeless and cool to use.
Agreed 100%
Great video. I've had a Puma .357 levergun with suppressor and red dot since 2002 or so, and it's been a great gun. With subsonics it's literally quieter than my gamo pellet rifle. More than one person has called it an 'abomination' when seeing it, but never had anyone shoot it once that didn't want to shoot it again. As you say, for those in non-free states, a levergun could be a "good as it gets" defensive longarm. Good to see leverguns getting some love.
I've had My Puma in 44 mag. since '94. They're a good gun. But being left handed I have to wear a hat when I shoot it. Because it loves to drop hot brass right on top of me head and my right shoulder. I don't think that's as much of a problem for right handed shooters. But it's still a great gun as long as I'm dressed for success.
Let's face it gentlemen. He's just been training for the Area 51 raid this whole time.
But he's forgoing the Area 51 Raid, to go to Epstein's Island to hunt paedophiles.
He literally just shot the kid in the head like 8 times. Lol. He's not pedo hunting
@@knocknevis7390 Actually, the kid was probably the most dangerous. Probably an alien war criminal that escaped from Area 51
CLAP 👏 DEM 👏 CHEEKS 👏
hes already in area 51 as hes in the air force
I See Arthur Morgan got rid of that tuberculosis
Fayez Amr a man of culture, foxbody mustangs, rdr2, and garand thumb, did we just become best friends
Ah hell yeah
Lennyyyyyyyyyy
"Why....JOHNNY TYLER.....MAD-CAP.....
Where you go'in with that SHOTGUN??" 😎
@22:53 The key to the loading gate is to adjust the screw until you're satisfied with the amount of pressure you need to push a bullet in. The adjustment is there for that reason. Secondly, if you only push the bullet in until the rim is sticking out and then push the next bullet in, you can increase your reload rate by a significant amount.
"Let's go from tip to the butt here"
oh yes daddy garand
Val Big daddy Garand thumb
I'm just glad Ron Jeremy is OK
Unless it was a through and through. But hey at least he didn't shoot his junk off. Saved for posterity.
It's a sign that I woke up right when this was uploaded, father you bless us with your blinding presence
In the name of Travis Haley, Senpai Thumb and the BCM, amen.
In the name of the father (Haley) the son (Thumb) and the holy Lucath, amen.
"Do something NOT WEIRD ...like taking a dancing class..."
- Garand Thumb 2019
"Leave Ron Jeremey alone" and the ensuing head shots=best You Tube footage ever uploaded.
My boss makes a million, I make a dime, that's why I take my Shits on company time. And watch garand thumb 👍
Should of gone to trade school...😏
You are correct , sir.
Hell yeah...
You understand me on a spiritual level. Be my new dad.
That's why I hate the weekends.. cause I have to hold it until Monday morning
Love your videos. I am a history professor and a PhD. Being such a history nerd; mostly military history, I have a respectable collection of milsurps myself. Most recent to join my collection a Swiss K31.
HES TAKEN KRISTEN!
Get your own!
Back up off our man skirt
"Do something that challenges you."
I looked upon my son and tried to force myself to not feel ashamed.
I failed.
Francis M what is he anti gun?
@@dustondoesit3913 No...he said his next handgun will be in 40 S&W and not 9mm or 45 acp. I've failed him...
oh wait i thought you did your son and it wasnt too good
@@francism9782 no 45, yeah that sucks but pussy 9mm? He has surpassed you
*shoots Jeremy in the stomach* "Jeremy run!"
“Why buy a lever action?”
“Cuz it’s all we can fight with when they ban semi autos”
45/70 suppressed
They'll roll my body over and go "ok at least this guy followed his state laws. Tell his family he died in an accident instead of drone striking them."
>compliance
Honestly, a lever gun is 37.6x more reliable than an AR15. Take that from a guy that has an AR15 but no lever gun lol.
@@ceejay8775 Damn, that's a big, powerful round to try and suppress.. but I like it.
Living in Canada, my dad always says that they can restrict semi-autos all they want but they’ll never be more dangerous than 10 rounds of .44 Magnum out of his 1894. Also if you’re looking into the XS sights rail be warned there is a little bit of zero drift due to heat/cold because it’s aluminum and the gun is steel. Still real nice though.
.44 mag is an awesome gun. Especially for bear defense. Give me a choice between a leaver .44mag and a 5.56 AR platform and I'll choose the .44 every time. .300 Blackout might work, but, .the .44 is proven tried and true. Same as the old 45-70. They may not have as many shots as a newer platform, but, they'll get the job done.
@@Wastelandman7000 For bear defense yes, for defense against human beings I will choose 5.56 out of a 20in barrel everytime. For it's armor penetration, range and many other reasons.
And now Trudeau went and did it.
I have all sorts of guns in my safe, auto shotguns, pump shotguns, rifles in various calibers, but there is one that tops them all.
That is my Henry Big Boy in 45 colt, this lever action is the top of the heap in this category.
It holds 10+1, you can fire cowboy loads all day long with a bit more recoil than a .22 thanks to it's weight, it's the classic in brass.
You can load standard loads for medium game hunting if you want.
If that doesn't do it and want something even more powerful than a .44 magnum or even a 30-30 in 100 yards, and want it closer to a 454 casull.
Then you can load the +p ammo, and some of that shit will put a hole through and through a deer at 250 yards or anything else walking on two or four legs in North America.
Lever actions are faster than bolt guns, have larger magazines, and you can never lose that magazine. Against semi-autos, you're at a big disadvantage, but that's not what they're for nowadays. The only 'tactical' advantage that I want on a 'hiking gun' is a rail for a flashlight and a red dot. Levers have their place, just like any weapon ever made.
If John Wayne and John Wick designed a rifle
John Wayncke
@@brentwicker8632 XD British wick
If you threaded your marlin lever gun before marlin threaded their lever guns, go ahead and hit that subscribe button
I have a Winchester 1894 Sporting Rifle and Id Quigley anyone who tried to cut on the steel.
@@springbloom5940 *Screams in Quantico nightmares*
I'm still working on it. I work for the gooberment and they mixed up my SS number and fingerprints when I applied pre 21 so now getting permits for me is a nightmare. I'm 23 now and still can't purchase. Hopefully today I'm able to get everything I need. Then I'm getting a god damn suppressor for my marlin and no one can stop me
I’m looking at getting a Henry lever action .22 to teach my sons how to shoot when they graduate from BB/pellet rifles. I think that the lever action is a great platform to teach the novice shooter on. Can’t wait to make some of those memories with them, like you have with your father! God Bless, Brother!
17:25 "oh no it's a loaded gun" haha
I never knew I needed a tacticool lever action until today
You want tacticool? check this out... facebook.com/LeverGunSolutions/
Single point tactical ring, that is as durable as the rifle itself...
Yes, I own the patent... LOL
I was just glad to see the Lt could work a lever action correctly without having to bring it off his shoulder to work the lever... ;) Seriously, nice lever gun work!
its nice to see you not just talk about guns. you talked about your dad differently and its pretty cool to see you light up like that. first time seeing it and I've been watching your videos for about two years.
Thanks, I grew up on lever guns and still love the way they feel.
"Shhh just lie back and...think of America." LMAO
Totally my new catchphrase.
Lay back and take it....just the tip I promise.
Gayyyyy
@@jasonschmidt9569 You misspelled -patriotic-.
Sicario
Let talk about my relationship with Marlin. I have no relationship with Marlin. LMFAO. And ya let's talk about my relationship with Fight Club ..I have no relationship with
FIGHT CLUB
You shouldn't talk about (redacted)
Let’s talk about my relationship with girls... I do t have relationships with girls :(
@@bishopm4401 ill drink to that.
Awesome to see you're so passionate about these lever guns aswel.
From the moment my father learned me to shoot I fell in love with lever action rifles as the "gun that won west" however I never owned one myself. Until a few years back I was at a friend's house to pick up an old winchester 1890 I bought. And we got to talk about the awesome lever action guns of the old west. I especially love those chambered for pistol rounds because of the low recoil and the higher magazine capacity. Which make it an ideal plinking gun.
At some point my friend told me he recently came across an old marlin model 1894 chambered in 38-40 wcf. With the original wooden stock and forehand and octagon barrel. A real beauty he was willing to part off for a real friendly price, knowing I always wanted to own a lever action but never had the chance to get my hands on one that I actually could afford.
So this old marlin model 1894 became my first lever action and it's still my favorite. Although she's way older then I am she's in great condition and shoots like a dream.
"Is it practical?"
Of course it is! When a tribe of hostile Apaches kick down the door to you log cabin at quarter past midnight, you must protect your furs and trade goods from those roughians lest they scalp ye.
Everyone know Apaches dont fight at night.
HighIQretard Bear until they’re running nods
@@TheJMan1K you know. That's a damn good point😂.
Apaches dont fight at night.
*Gunned down by AH-64 Apaches*
Or, if a bunch of invading Cavalry invade your village and the try and kill your women and children, perfect rifle
Who else thinks if he had a podcast, you would listen??
Only if he's reading bedtime stories
What’s a pod cast?
I listen to his videos on roadtrips
Anything daddy lays his hands on, it magically forms an mlok rail.
I had a lever action Remmington .35, which fired a weird .35 caliber rifle round and had a 7 round tube magazine. The thing was relatively small and lightweight, and packed quite a punch. It was very accurate and easy to operate, and was a great home defense weapon although a little bit too powerful and over-penetration was a legit concern. Ammunition was also quite expensive at about $1 per round, but also had ballistic tip rounds available, which are hollow point rounds with a pointed plastic nose cap to maintain aerodynamic shape, and prevent the bullet point from setting off the next round in the tube from pressing on the primer. However, I still loved the thing and had it for quite a while. It wasn't mine though and a friend had loaned it to me and asked for it back right before he moved out of state. So I no longer have it. But I love lever actions and see no problem in owning or using them.
Marlin:”my quality tests are extremely bad!”
Lee Enfield with the SA80:”hold my beer!“
Shout out to Travis Haley teaching daddy to shoot with a lever action
Red dead redemption: Daddy edition.
Flannel daddy redemption
"Goddamnit O'Driscolls, let Ron Jeremy go!"
Just wanna say this was one of your best videos to date! Really good information all around. Having researched and used several of the Marlin lines recently, everything you said about them is spot on. QC isn't perfect but is much better now on these rifles than it was a few years ago. Still, definitely recommend inspecting these rifle closely before you buy. Lastly, XS ghost rings that these come with are super fast up close, but I definitely agree they are too big for practical long range use. Fortunately XS sells a wide range of apertures for these for very reasonable prices, so its really an easy fix if you want something a little more balanced.
Longtime lever fan here, and I am very glad you made this video. To this day, my favorite gun to shoot is still a Brazilian clone of a Winchester model 1892 (also a .357 magnum gun) that I bought for $60... ...and it still has the best trigger that I own. Part of that has got to be Browning, but the gun is awesome, and the sweetest shooting... ...hard to know when you've said enough about it...
I played red dead redemption 1&2 and listen to old town road. So i definitely qualify to use a lever gun.
Even though Old Town Road has about as much to do with country as a fucking Porsche does.
@@clamum no dude, its classic western country that wild west gunslingers listened to. Its relevant so beat it scrub. You landed in the wrong parts of youtube, they aint enough room in these parts for the both of us.
@@oldskoolhoss7534 rofl sorry man
@@oldskoolhoss7534 *pulls out colt walker out of nowhere* YOU WANNA PLAY NOW!
TheKalashnikovKid47 you’ve yee’d your last haw.
My state is free for now. But honestly I'd much rather have one of these than dumpster fire of a rifle that you have to have in California.
If you learned exactly what is allowed, you can get some ok stuff. In CA I have a M1A no whacky mods.
M1A, SKS, SCR, a couple of other good rifles. I'm not defending ca. Even though I live in this dumpster fire. There are great options.
@@deaddad6310 The thing about all those guns is that they don't do well in adverse conditions.
@@johnwicksfoknpencil exactly . People are more scared of 5.56 than .30-06. Or at least believe that 5.56 somehow leaves holes the size of softballs.
@@boomerisadog3899 The SKS does great.
conspiracy time. garand thumb knew cod Modern Warfare 2019 would have a lever action so he made a tactical levergun.
I have watched a lot of your videos, and it's pretty obvious that you are a fan of this rifle for other than professional reasons. Just the look on your face when you're talking about it gives it away, which is pretty cool.
When you have to keep replaying that lever spin because it's just that sexy
I love lever actions. My first gun was a 1894 WinchesterAE my mom won at a VFW bingo game back in 1988. It still had the Montgomery Ward tags on it.
angryandroid Veterans Of Foreign Wars? Lmao the local one hear has a bunch of dudes who just sit around and drink all day.
Montgomery Ward wow. Do those still exist?
My dad won a Winchester Model 94 around that time through a Ducks Unlimited raffle. I remember him telling me the story about it the first time he took me out deer hunting. We didn't see any bucks all day so there was plenty of time to hear stories. I don't think even getting a buck could have made it a better day.
Loved this video since I grew up shooting an old Winchester model 1892 that was converted back in the 50’s to shoot 357 magnums. It was the first firearm I hunted with using .38 special hot loads. I still have it even though it needs a new firing pin since some of the hot loads were too hot lol
I have a 4570 and I polished the inside of the lower receiver with a dremel to smooth out the loading gate. Made a real nice improvement.
I hand sanded mine lmfao you dirty cheater
You: 9mm
The guys she tells you not to worry about: 357 magnum
Bruh 💀
Well, when you (9mm) go seventeen rounds in the sheets plus one round of foreplay to his (357) six rounds in the sheets I would say she has a better chance of coming 😏 out ahead with you (9mm).
@@aaronorr5586 some revolvers hold 8 rounds of 357 but if 8 rounds of 9mm doesn't do the job I'm not sure another 9 gonna do much good assuming you actually hit what your aiming at.
@@aaronorr5586 Until 44 'Magnum' shows up.
tbirdpunk what about .500 magnum?!?
Fun fact Henry Arms has put a loading gate on one of their guns
Primal Tempest facts
“Ron Jeremy, you’re free” is something Ron Jeremy won’t ever be hearing now
I own a Chiappa made Model 1892 in 357. I love it! Great video
I still hunt with my grandpas Marlin 336 from the 70s. Awesome to have it and use it
If you've ever used a $2k PEQ to play with the FOB kitties; go ahead and hit that subscribe button.
I love this rifle. This definitely on my list for my first lever gun.
Took me long enuf. Subscribed. 👍🏻 And Merry Christmas.
Me doing a gun review like daddy thumb- "Let me talk about the relationship I have with my dad. I have no relationship with him."
This would be a pretty badass truck gun, anyone else agree?
FN Five-SeveN would be nicer. More compact.
@@scowler92 and not even in the same ballpark
Long sight radius, two points of contact, and .357 magnum out of a 16" barrel is NO joke.
That ol'lever gun will hit harder and be more accurate out to a much longer range than that woligog pistol you mentioned.
@@stinkyfungus I know a little late, but 5.7 is no “ordinary” pistol round, and has arguably deeper penetration then .357, just depends what you think you’re going up against or distance of engagement
I stayed away from Marlin during those dark transition years after the Freedom Group bought them out. Marlin was my first firearm, a .22 bolt action rifle, still have it and all the fond memories. So, I'm not a Marlin hater. Two years ago I bought the marlin 1895 SBL in .45-70 because Wind River, mutherfookers. The fit & finish isn't 100% awesome and there are some sharp edges but I own a file, sand paper and a Dremel. I've owned other recommended lever guns and none of them ran worth a damn. The 1895 SBL has been 100% so far... so, this rifle isn't going anywhere and I'm digging that 1894 and the MI Rail.
Great video, youngster.
Browsing BLR would be a great “new age” lever gun to review. The throw on a BL-22 is sweet and the clip loading of a BLR is super nice cause you can have rifle cartridges in a lever gun.
That opening was epic!
Ron Jeremy. 😂😂
If you knew your 30yr reunion (this past Sat) was going to be a sea of khakis and dress-shirts, so you wore flannel & jeans; go ahead and like..
Are you finally proud of me daddy?!? 😢
Never be proud of you
@@mikeu.s.n.9099 😭 (crying emoji)
I'm proud of you, for what it is worth
My 30th class of 89was this last weekend also here in Wa St. . Wore Levis, Converse and T-shirt. Was good to go in eighties good to go now.
If you got kicked outa school and went on to blow shit up for a living... hit that fuckin button baby!
Love your videos, and happy to see you step out of purely tactical types of guns. I love my AR's, but they are not good for teaching new shooters. I've got a Marlin 1894 .357 that is great for kids and petite women. It gives them a chance to master sight alignment and trigger control without scaring the bejezzes out of them. When we do move up to the AR it's no big deal. Keep the great videos coming.
Great perspective on home defense for restricted states. As a Tennessean, I’m not restricted, and never knew why people bought lever guns besides nostalgia. The FPS stat around the 16” barrel is interesting as well. Doin me a educate!
Well here's a reason for ya Jimmy. I've killed more deer with my 45-70 Marlin than any other of my rifles. Why? Because I'm hunting in s.e. Alaska and the Brown bears aren't always more scared of you. Big 400g Barnes hand loads. It's also used by most big game guides up here.
How did Flannel Daddy know I identity as an MG42 these days? Ur so thoughtful Lt Gumby Sir... I miss you daddy.
Thank you, daddy, for saving my spirit animal- Ron Jeremy.
My Marlin 1894 (.44 mag of course) was made in 1958 a bit before Remington bought Marlin (Remlins is what we call Remington Marlins). It isn’t the “tacticool” version but it’s the original which I LOVE far more. Doesn’t even have a safety I just half-cock it and my trigger is then locked. It’s an absolute beast and is by far my favorite gun to shoot. You cant go wrong with a lever action carbine.
I absolutely LOVE my Marlin CSBL! I’m patiently waiting for the .357 dark series.
The other cool thing about .38 Special is "Hold On Loosely"
Unfortunately, even this rifle would become illegal as soon as one is used in any shooting.
Let's go from tip to butt... I mean ok but you gotta buy me dinner first
Marlin lever guns are my favorite.
1895 Guide Gun in 45-70. Cerakoted burnt bronze, black ghost sights, I did a FDE Cerakote on the lever and bullet gate.
Thanks for doin this video man! Real fan on lever actions.
Random Californian: "WHAT TYPE OF AR IS THAT!" BAN IT!!!
"ItS BlAcK sO iTs DanGerOUs"
That’s why i have a wood furnitured AR15. So when they come and take everything they wont be scared of that one.
He’S FirInG ToO FaSt!
Boomer
In the most fud and southern voice possible "you can take my wife, cattle, or boots, but you'll never take my Marlin"
Amen
Have had a few 1894 Marlins, and they can be slicked out and run very fast indeed, recently picked up a JM stamped stainless steel in .38/357. U can get speedloaders aka " Anal wands", as they are referred to which take 10 rds and you can load your marlin about 1.5 seconds.
I appreciate you. Thank you for saving Big Ron
Man, you tease us with how quiet it is with a supressor, but dont show it. Come on !
Savos Arven,
Seriously.
I know right, come on daddy show it to us.
Show us the toob
Daddy out in the back yard with solvent traps and oil filters that's why he cant show that part
Yes!!!
"The entirety of the United States needs to be Free" that should be made into a t-shirt
Everyone should be supporting this statement!
I have the hand guard on mine and it really helps keeping the barrel cooler.
So happy that you referenced THE RIFLEMAN. I loved that show and I bought an old 30-30 Marlin from a pawn shop because of it. And I may have hip fired it and spun it a few times 😁
"The price is a little hard to swallow" well Mike... just lay back and think of America
RockHumper yeah a 900$ lever action is gd insane
Have you priced a marlin lever 22?? Ex wife took mine,, best most accurate rifle I ever had. Now close to $895
A lever action rifle without wood furniture is like a prom date that doesn't put out.
Yeah a big ol fat hairy one LOL
That's funny af
More like a prom date you don't need to ply with liquor.
Well, my prom date stood me up, sooo
Prom date? What are those like?
Marlin stock triggers are ok for most but their two piece triggers are known for the floppy trigger over travel that causes slight reduction in precision and more noise with a suppressor. Wild West Gun from Alaska makes the only drop in trigger upgrade and they offer it in silver or blue.
This is one of the best things I did to my Marlin is adding this. The barrel stays way cooler. I can add a light plus my grip is better. All positives at the range and home.