Canadian Classics it was my grandfather’s. It’s a ‘75 with the “gold” trigger, and no cross-bolt safety. Perfect condition. I’ve never seen anybody else with one. I’m pretty sure the lever was a customization after purchase, but not sure.
My dad has his great grandfather's Winchester pre 64, 94 30-30. It's the best 30-30 I've personally ever worked the action on. It's all original, and it's action is still so smooth. I took my first deer with it when I was 12. I'm 48 now, and my dad still hunts with it to this day.
Every deer Ive ever shot, minus 1, has been with my marlin 30-30. Shot my first one at about 12 years old about 150 yrds out with iron sights! Awesome rifles.
I have mine chambered in 32 win special :) it was my grandfather's go to hunting rifle was made in 1948 and she still works like a charm more of an occasional shooting or hunting rifle it is my baby and I baby it so it lasts forever:)
My great grandfather gave me my great grandmothers Glenfield 30a about 3 years ago. I never met her, but i Always try to get at least 1 deer a year with it.
My Pop's use to buy those back in the day and sell them before Deer season...He had a connection.😎 Miss my Pop's.... I have his shotgun but the rifles were sold in Previous year's...and his Colt revolvers....To provide during struggling year's.
Awesome, beautiful rifle. I spent few years hunting with my Winchester 30-30. Absolutely love lever actions. Light weight, fast to get into position for a shot. I have various ARs. But, I do prefer wood and steel.
I have a similar.35 Remington 336 Marlin, gold trigger and horse scabbard came with it. Originally owned by One of the Augustus Bushes. Long story, love it as a brush/swap deer rifle. Easy to handle in closed corners. You sure have an awesome collection!
@@canadianclassics Yeah the ammo is limited,I live and hunt in Florida I tried the leverevolution stuff it's accurate but I found on these small deer here it doesn't expand well, and the deer runs forever compared to my old ammo 200 gr soft point where the deer would just drop on the spot
.35 Remington fan here. Shopping around in January I found .50 BMG surplus cheaper than .35 by a dollar per round! Why does the industry want to let this excellent cartridge die? The same industry that introduces "NEW! SUPER WHIZ-BANG!" calibers during an ammo drought... Best idea I can come up with is to buy a set of dies and find brass anywhere you can.
@@canadianclassics I've had great experience with this rifle. My dad had one built in 1946, in .300 Sav. The feather weight has a lighter weight barrel and is shorter too. The quality of these is remarkable. And accurate as well.
@@canadianclassics I had a Remington model 81 in .300SAV caliber, but it wasn't a good hunting rifle. It sure was intriguing with the reciprocating barrel.
The first ever rifle that I got that’s a lever action (or onto if it’s labeled as one) is a .250-3000 SAVAGE sadly the barrel is slightly bent and it’s a pain to reload but it’s a wonderful fun especially when it was made in its day, still love to take it out and shoot it from time to time, the thing is beautiful I’ll tell ya that
That's truly a thing of beauty, one capable of putting food on the table and keeping you safe, all whilst looking like the work of designers and engineers art that it is! Thank you for sharing your lovely rifle.
I have a savage model 99 in 300 savage.I've had it for a long time.Made in 1954,lever action rotating magazine and a round counter on the side so you know how many rounds you have in the rifle. It's never let me down.
First rifle I shot, first buck (4pt) and first rifle I ever bought with my own money; half of my summers wages mowing lawns was a 30/30 Marlin. Love the beefy report, and to me it's sound is in a class of it's own. There's something different about it like the AK. Beautiful.
I inherited a 1930's made winchester 94 in .32 special and a custom saddle holster for it. Aside from ammo availability its a great rifle and in decent shape for its age
Oh man she's a beauty. Much love for older marlin rifles. My first deer was shot with a 336 marlin. But that sissy gold trigger marlin but the real marlin
I just recently found one of these at a small gunshop for $225 and it is mint and had a leather sling with cartridge loops and a leather cartridge carrier on the stock. The action is butter smooth.
My grandfather has a Marlin 30-30 lever action it’s a good gun especially for the price but if I’m being perfectly honest I absolutely love and stand by my Henry lever action 30-30 golden boy with the heavy Octagon barrel that was my dream gun since I was 15 years old and I bought it a little while back for $900 In perfect condition and it’s a fun gun to shoot and hunt with
They’re awesome rifles. I have the model 30 with short magazine tube, but everything else is the exact same, down to the engravings (or pressings rather haha).
Hey man, I LOVE seeing your guns and really appreciate you showing the world your collection. Not to mention they’re short, sweet, and to the point. But man, can you take a shot at the end so we can hear and feel it?
It's crazy, I've been watching this for the last ten minutes, and he's put 40 rounds into this thing, and no matter how many times he pulls the lever, ammo never comes out
I have a Glenfield mod 60 .22lr Semi Auto, Got it for my 11th 🎂 birthday present!..."1975" it is still as new. I have owned Several 336's. Even though they are a little heavier than a Winchester 97 I prefer the Marlin.
My Grandpa bought a marlin 30-30 when he was 19 in the 70s. He dropped many bucks, my dad dropped one, and now it's my turn. Had no luck last year. Hoping I get one the next season.
Jesus, I’ve been watching this for like 30 minutes and he’s still putting more and more rounds in there. This thing is holding like 120 rounds at this point!
Oh, it's a leeeever action.
You can always tell the people who didn't grow up hunting or shooting but picked it up later on,leeever action! The best is model 94 32 special 🤪
Yes it is 👍🏻
That's some cowboy shit. We need more of that old, decent dialect today.
@@gabrielmacgregor4276 or just people who aren’t from America because no other English speaking country says “leh-ver”.
@@UNITDW ok and
I’ve got the older Marlin 30-30, with the brass lever. My favorite firearm out of the eleven I own.
I’d love to get my hands on one with a brass lever I haven’t seen one in person for an affordable price
Canadian Classics it was my grandfather’s. It’s a ‘75 with the “gold” trigger, and no cross-bolt safety. Perfect condition. I’ve never seen anybody else with one. I’m pretty sure the lever was a customization after purchase, but not sure.
@@canadianclassics you could have the lever made simple enough and not expensive. 👍
Mine is 35 caliber👍
I have the same exact model
My dad has his great grandfather's Winchester pre 64, 94 30-30. It's the best 30-30 I've personally ever worked the action on. It's all original, and it's action is still so smooth. I took my first deer with it when I was 12. I'm 48 now, and my dad still hunts with it to this day.
I had one but some ahole stole it
Every deer Ive ever shot, minus 1, has been with my marlin 30-30. Shot my first one at about 12 years old about 150 yrds out with iron sights! Awesome rifles.
I have mine chambered in 32 win special :) it was my grandfather's go to hunting rifle was made in 1948 and she still works like a charm more of an occasional shooting or hunting rifle it is my baby and I baby it so it lasts forever:)
My great grandfather gave me my great grandmothers Glenfield 30a about 3 years ago. I never met her, but i Always try to get at least 1 deer a year with it.
my first deer rifle I bought for deer hunting was a marlin in 1967 at 18yrs old . still have it at 74 yrs old
My Pop's use to buy those back in the day and sell them before Deer season...He had a connection.😎 Miss my Pop's.... I have his shotgun but the rifles were sold in Previous year's...and his Colt revolvers....To provide during struggling year's.
I love lever actions and the 30-30 is one of the best brush rounds for white tail.
100% agree
Lever huh do u know what that means
@HankC-jr3wk I know I shoot more rounds in a quarter than you do in a few years lol gtfo my face.
I have the same model, that thing has never disappointed me, worked all summer for it
That's a beautiful gun, love my leaver action rifles.
Me too they are the most satisfying to work
Real cool until each round costs $3+
He sed “LEAVER”
@@mateobrainardo4770b
@@OwenDaBro11reload your own rounds
love my marlin 44. mag. goes great with my smith and wesson 44. mag. revolver, Out of all my rifles, one of my top favorites.
Awesome, beautiful rifle. I spent few years hunting with my Winchester 30-30. Absolutely love lever actions. Light weight, fast to get into position for a shot. I have various ARs. But, I do prefer wood and steel.
I have a similar.35 Remington 336 Marlin, gold trigger and horse scabbard came with it. Originally owned by One of the Augustus Bushes. Long story, love it as a brush/swap deer rifle. Easy to handle in closed corners. You sure have an awesome collection!
You can't go wrong with a lever action, especially in 30-30 or my favorite 35 rem Cal
Only problem with 35 rem is finding ammo right now but it’s a fantastic cartridge
@@canadianclassics Yeah the ammo is limited,I live and hunt in Florida I tried the leverevolution stuff it's accurate but I found on these small deer here it doesn't expand well, and the deer runs forever compared to my old ammo 200 gr soft point where the deer would just drop on the spot
.35 Remington fan here. Shopping around in January I found .50 BMG surplus cheaper than .35 by a dollar per round!
Why does the industry want to let this excellent cartridge die?
The same industry that introduces "NEW! SUPER WHIZ-BANG!" calibers during an ammo drought...
Best idea I can come up with is to buy a set of dies and find brass anywhere you can.
I love my .308 Savage model 99 feather weight. It is very smooth with the brass rotary magazine follower. 👌
Savage model 99s are fantastic guns I’ll likely be getting one of those soon it’s on my list for sure
@@canadianclassics I've had great experience with this rifle. My dad had one built in 1946, in .300 Sav. The feather weight has a lighter weight barrel and is shorter too. The quality of these is remarkable. And accurate as well.
@@canadianclassics I had a Remington model 81 in .300SAV caliber, but it wasn't a good hunting rifle. It sure was intriguing with the reciprocating barrel.
@@billfoster213 I have one chambered for .35 Remington.
@@akatripclaymore.9679 sounds like a sweet piece. I've never had a problem with any Savage product. All very accurate.
Been using the same rifle for hunting since I was a lad. Never changing it up
I have an all original 1965 336 it’s my favorite gun by far
Mine
Ahh yes, my very dream gun, classy choice bro.👍👌
The first ever rifle that I got that’s a lever action (or onto if it’s labeled as one) is a .250-3000 SAVAGE sadly the barrel is slightly bent and it’s a pain to reload but it’s a wonderful fun especially when it was made in its day, still love to take it out and shoot it from time to time, the thing is beautiful I’ll tell ya that
That's truly a thing of beauty, one capable of putting food on the table and keeping you safe, all whilst looking like the work of designers and engineers art that it is!
Thank you for sharing your lovely rifle.
You can never go wrong with a lever action
Started with one at 12, I'm 44 now & back to these again
This is back when they put em together!!!
I have a savage model 99 in 300 savage.I've had it for a long time.Made in 1954,lever action rotating magazine and a round counter on the side so you know how many rounds you have in the rifle. It's never let me down.
Same here i got the marlin 30-30 from 1962
Beauty such nice rifles it’s unfortunate that they are becoming so expensive
That scrollwork is beautiful! Not a Marlin fan but that one YES!
First rifle I shot, first buck (4pt) and first rifle I ever bought with my own money; half of my summers wages mowing lawns was a 30/30 Marlin. Love the beefy report, and to me it's sound is in a class of it's own. There's something different about it like the AK. Beautiful.
That looks like a well crafted piece of art
My dad bought his from Target for $200 back in the day, absolutely gorgeous
Got a scoped 336W. Love it.
I went ahead and subscribed, saw it was for a good cause! Oh...and cowboy gat goes chk-chk, one of my favorite sounds
I inherited a 1930's made winchester 94 in .32 special and a custom saddle holster for it. Aside from ammo availability its a great rifle and in decent shape for its age
I have this gun! It’s one of my favorites, very accurate, very handsome, and is a little bit different in looks than most lever guns
Lever actions are just the coolest guns ever
Mine is similar, it's a M45 J.C Higgins marlin 336A. It was free with no bolt asmy, got a bolt asmy for $80 & all is well😊
One of my favorite guns the lever actions feels so beefy.
Great rifle with the side eject which allowed a simple top mounted scope
32 Winchester special. Got 3 of them.
Three Winchester 94s?
Oh man she's a beauty. Much love for older marlin rifles. My first deer was shot with a 336 marlin. But that sissy gold trigger marlin but the real marlin
Marlin levers were phenomenal pre remington.
Sweet!
Got my Grandpas late 50s 336 sitting in the closet, slickest gun around.
I just recently found one of these at a small gunshop for $225 and it is mint and had a leather sling with cartridge loops and a leather cartridge carrier on the stock. The action is butter smooth.
That’s an awesome deal I paid $350 Canadian about 2 years ago and I thought I was doing well they are $600-$800 Canadian now
Did the cops ever catch you for that robbery?
@@KhrisMiddletonFitnessOfficial LOL
My pops has a marlin 30-30, beautiful rifle.
Love it Man, Glenfield 30 Aeeee was Awesome along with the Glenfield 22lr Aka Marlin model 60 it's still killing it today!
I grew up with the glenfield marlin 60
I have an 1894 Winchester 30 30 lever action ,shoots great and is accurate
My grandfather has a Marlin 30-30 lever action it’s a good gun especially for the price but if I’m being perfectly honest I absolutely love and stand by my Henry lever action 30-30 golden boy with the heavy Octagon barrel that was my dream gun since I was 15 years old and I bought it a little while back for $900 In perfect condition and it’s a fun gun to shoot and hunt with
man lever action rifles are so cool
They’re awesome rifles. I have the model 30 with short magazine tube, but everything else is the exact same, down to the engravings (or pressings rather haha).
Hey man, I LOVE seeing your guns and really appreciate you showing the world your collection. Not to mention they’re short, sweet, and to the point.
But man, can you take a shot at the end so we can hear and feel it?
Ol
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I have the 35rem. Great knock down power. Marlin 👍👍
It’s getting harder to find them chambered in 35rem great deer rifles though
Yes they are Awesome !
Have a Winchester 30 30 from 1949
Hands down the best lever action
That's my favorite one sides from that short one how much did that one run you or cost you?
It was the first lever I bought 3 years ago I paid $450 with three boxes of ammo so like $360 for the gun 😂 a steal in todays market
I love my JM Marlin 30-30
Mines a JM too the older ones are always better
I own one of these! I love this rifle.
Best made?
Henry: 'Am I a joke to you?'
Yes.
@@rslover65 lol I feel sorry for you
@@MinimalistOutdoors Henrys are trash compared to older Marlins.
@@rslover65 keep dreaming
@@MinimalistOutdoors sorry you wasted your money.
I have a 30a 1985 year, added an xs sight systems lever rail with ghost ring sights,
Won a Marlin 30/30 in a raffle in 2009. ..Only raffle I ever won
Beautiful Gun
My exact same rifle....love it!
It's crazy, I've been watching this for the last ten minutes, and he's put 40 rounds into this thing, and no matter how many times he pulls the lever, ammo never comes out
My late granddad's was stolen when I was a kid, never got the shoot it. Still have his old box of 30-30 though
I have a marlin. Will never let it go
Oh good lordy, that is beautiful!
Ótima
Obrigada
One of My favourite rifle
I have my great grandmother's 336 and it's currently my favorite gun I own
Shut up you liar, I’ve been to your house. You don’t own any guns LOL
Awesome gun
I have a Glenfield mod 60 .22lr Semi Auto, Got it for my 11th 🎂 birthday present!..."1975" it is still as new. I have owned Several 336's. Even though they are a little heavier than a Winchester 97 I prefer the Marlin.
Great grandpa had one. Now it’s mine
I have a 1962 revelation model 200 chambered in 30 30, it’s nice but it’s a shame it doesn’t say marlin 336 on it
Dirty-30 is such a fun round
I love my 336 first and my most favourite pew I’ve ever bought.
It's a great gun.I've had 1 for decades
I got the Marlin 1895SBL 45-70 love it
I also like that one too
Beautiful ☘️
I had a 336C. Loved it
Idk why but hearing the "30-30 round" makes think of the 30-30 repeater
классная пушка в детстве мечтал о такой
Beautifull gun .. Love this .. 😊❤❤💥💥👍
Great rifle. Never ever failed on me
Me neither great rifle
That's like the one I had it was oh so accurate I loved it
3030 Marlin very good
My Grandpa bought a marlin 30-30 when he was 19 in the 70s. He dropped many bucks, my dad dropped one, and now it's my turn. Had no luck last year. Hoping I get one the next season.
Those are amazing rifles I believe that may be why I own 4 of them in various models...
I own a pretty sweet Marlin 336. Great guns!
I hunted Whitetails for 40 years with a 30 30. Then someone told me that we don't have Whitetails around here.
I own this exact firearm and it is my favorite rifle
I’ve got a browning 308 lever action from 1969 my grandpa just gave me
Awesome looking gun
Q bonitas armas no fallan
Please!!! Tell us where you get your guns for such low price we beg you!!!!!
Jesus, I’ve been watching this for like 30 minutes and he’s still putting more and more rounds in there. This thing is holding like 120 rounds at this point!
🤣 same here
إنها رائعة
Lovely gun
Very nice indeed 👌
That's the same weapon me and my boys used to clean up the town. I reckon.