3-9-22 Triggered: The Best Out-Of-The-Box Lever Action Ever!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2022
- This week we begin our two episode exploration of the new Marlin 1895 SBL 45-70, as “reimagined” by Ruger and manufactured in their Myodan, NC, facility - the same facility where they produce their ARs!
That's great news, that the Marlins under Ruger ownership are this good.
Just purchased a Marlin Ruger SBL For 1399!
As the owner of both a late Remington Marlin SBL and a Ruger Marlin SBL I will say they are both the best lever actions ever. The new Ruger built Marlin is beautiful machining inside and out and both are very accurate rifles. I am looking forward to the next model release and I hope Ruger can increase the production numbers. The SBL was already in huge demand before the new Marlin SBL released and now the collectibility of the first rifles has driven prices too high for most. Maybe a wood and blue 336 and a 336S next! In .35 Remington please!
I have the Marlin one, fits me perfectly. Since I am a iron sights guy and this tool have them, it is certainly the favourite lever tool I have. Ammo is on the expensive side so aim good.
Thank you Sir for sharing this awesome video. Take care
Great vid!!! Thank you 👍🏽
This is a fantastic offering by Ruger's leadership while continuing an American tradition. Quality is back. I hope to add one to my collection. Options for upgrade/taste I would like to to see: a top quality polymer offering for the stock and for-end to save a little weight and add some durability and a few M-Lock options. Keep the tradional layout by all means, but options are a good thing.
Henry x
@@frankammirati3385👎
Awesome video! Can’t wait till I get mine
That's one beautiful gun
Thank you for this wonderful review. I live in Australia and am waiting for a blued or stainless 336 made by Ruger in 3030. I’m being told by our Local gun dealer that we may get them by mid 2023, asking price is around $2100 Australian $.
I'm so happy River got Marlin right. I grew up with Marlon. I'm curious to know about the accuracy from the hammer forge barrel? Have you done any accuracy testing yet? I love to see that. Thank you 👍
Favorite rifle that and the Trapper version.
Great Video, mine hits my FFL tomorrow.
A custom version line would be nice with options of wood and finishes.
From base grade to AAA grade.
Beautiful rifle that needed no change in overall design. Only refinement of building quality.
A testament to original design.
Mine is a 1972 vintage model 95 Marlin and has performed flawlessly for at present 50 years.
I wonder, will this Ruger Marlin 1895 be built in sufficient numbers that I will someday see one on the shelf of my local gun shop? I hope it doesn't go the way of that new 2020 Colt Python which is rarer than sightings of bigfoot. I have never seen one yet. If you can't buy the product, it makes these reviews look like a foolish waste of time.
Id love to see a comparison between this and the pedersoli boarbuster mkII
I recently got a trapper but that finish on the sbl is calling my name n
What bullet was used in that 45 colt that blew up?
Just after Ruger bought Marlin, their stock dropped drastically and has never recovered.
Yes, I know for sure about this.
No idea why.
1895SBL are going for over 2 grand on Gunbroker. Awesome gun, price is just too high right now.
Tell me about it been wanting one for a while now dont think the price will come down anytime sooner
@@bibzdrf6753 When Marlin gets 2 to 3 models on the market, it will bring the prices down for each.
@@exothermal.sprocket they have 2 models out but this one was in a movie so it’s cool right? The trapper can be had at a decent price. If idiots would quit over paying and keeping the market high. We may get some fair priced lever guns.
@@ULFISHGETTER 1895SBL with a standard barrel length and a shorter Trapper length, otherwise essentially identical. We need 1894 models, we need 336 models. I could always just go to the Marlin copycat, the Henry. Or spend 1400 coin on a Japanese Winchester (which I like very much). Maybe I should just throw down on a 1886 in .45-90 and be done with it. Hahaha
@@exothermal.sprocket I’m drooling over a new marlin 336 stainless with a walnut stock. I’d be first in line for one. I wanted an SBL but although I have the money. I’m not dumb enough to give into these gunshop and distributors greed. Henry is sketch to me. They copy everyone and call it their own. They introduced side gates and everyone acted like it was the best thing since sliced bread. They threaded a barrel on a synthetic 30-30 and charged 1200 for it. They also straight up copied the blr and call it the long ranger while also profiting off a name that’s iconic in the lever action world. Although they have no relation to that name. I’ll stick with Winchester and marlin. I just wish marlin would crank out more models so the market could stabilize.
WHERE can I find this gun for crying out loud! looking for it since release, nada!
What model Luepold scope did you use?
My new ruger marlin bolt assembly hits the hammer on the return of cycling the lever, does anyone else have this issue ?
I finally found one Friday…just need to find ammo now ;)
Where did you find one!?
@@rangered2010 I live in Montana, one finally showed up at my local gun shop. I had a chance to buy the older version a few years ago and passed on it. I’m glad I waited because the new one is so much nicer.
@@davearmstrong3775 Montana!!?? Well at least there probably wasn’t alot of people waiting in line for it!
Been looking all over Ohio Michigan and Indiana. No luck yet. I'll be buying the sbl and the trapper if I ever find them at normal prices. My Henry collection turned me into a lever gun freak
I placed my order for the Trapper in mid April and got it at the end of June $1,249 , $1,410 out the door.
@@MrWelizI just got my 1985 Ruger made Marlin sbl for $1,500 out the door. Worth EVERY penny
Nice ! my son and I are very happy with our 1895 Trappers@@SzymczykProductions
NEW levers have sharp edges. Not True for older levers like my Model 1894 and my Model 1892 (both pre-1900). They have wonderfully smooth and beveled levers that fit perfectly to the naked hand.
Is anyone making barrels for lever action rifles? I want to have one redone in 7-30 Waters or 219 Zipper.
Those are almost strickly a reloaders cartridge . . .
@@fjb4932 Hornady still makes it.
Is it better than Henry?
YES
Who the hell would make a MIM barrel !
Blunt trauma. 😆
For "1,000+ dollars, this should drive tacks...
I had a Henry all weather 45-70 lever action and the sights sucked! Couldn’t hit shit with it! Sold it!!!!
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2 yeass and a month to get mine
6+1 ?
Should be.
yes
Why would Denver get nuked?
Cheyenne mountain and Norad is in Colorado Springs. Would be a target if someone did try to nuke the U.S.
If Putin becomes a Bronco's fan and they don't make the playoffs...
Where are the guys that are putting them on gunbroker getting them in the first place? They must be getting them for under $1,000!
Dealer cost is around $950... I paid $1099 out the door just today
@@xxxarmycop where did you get one for that?
@@rangered2010 My local sporting goods store...$1099 Dealer price is around $900-950
The Marlins have always been butter smooth. I have an 1895 Classic in 45-70 and an 1894 in .44 mag. I hope the Rugers are better as they cost twice as much these days. The smoothest lever action by far is a Henry steel sidegate in .44 mag and 45-70. I can hardly wait to buy a Henry steel in .360 Buckhammer.
On my Ruger Marlin 45-70 the trigger is way to heavy and not smooth.
What has me "triggered" is 12 months later and these are still being price gouged on the internet. Shame Ruger can't get these produced with quality to meet the volume of demand
Ruger did it right …… for $1350!
I picked up a trapper for $1,200
Found one myself for $1099
@@ianaquila1858 Used or new?
@@kevinbreese5739 it was new. Sold it since.
@@ianaquila1858 I'm guessing you did so for the profit. I just bought a factory new one for $1235 which is an incredible deal right now. Took a lot of searching. I'm debating selling my Marlin 336CS in 35 Rem which is from the 80's. It's in perfect condition and they are bringing in good money now not even in this condition. I love the gun but might want to take advantage of the current market. Lever guns are super hot right now. And the ammo for 35 rem is like $3.50 per round now. Crazy.
@@kevinbreese5739 nah, traded for work I needed on my house. Had lots of ammo to boot. I don’t like “flipping” things but this was a deal I wanted and so did the involved party.
One thing I don’t especially like is that threaded barrel being longer than the magazine!! Just looks strange in my opinion!! The barrel and magazine tube are suppose to be the same length on a Marlin lever gun. Yes the extension on the Ruger Marlin on the end of the barrel is supposed to be thread protector, but it still doesn’t look right!! Like a buck-toothed Marlin!! I believe Remington made Marlin look like Marlin!! Ruger makes a Marlin look like a Marlin-Ruger “Hybrid” again this is just my opinion and this is all style talk not performance!!
Except that Marlin has over the years made many rifles, especially those with longer barrels, but also short, with magazine tubes much shorter than the barrel. Some examples, the straight stocked 1895G, 336 Sporting Carbine, 336/1895XLR, 1895 .410, 336A, 336A-DL and others. So it seems JM does not agree with you. Yes, those were JMs, I own a few.
@@JamesWilliams-cc1ow you are right like the guide models having only 4 rounds instead of six because the magazine is shorter to make it lighter.
I do not dislike JM models. I just wish so many people hadn’t of unfairly mis judged the Remington made Marlins. I own an 1895 CB 45-70 with the 18.5” barrel and it is a wonderful rifle.
Barrel has to be longer otherwise how to you get the suppressor on?
@@kevinrollman3101 Agree, mine is great too. Lots of keyboard warriors out there.
You are 100% spot on !
Does it STILL have the "Marlin Trigger Flop"? What about that DAMN stiff Loading Gate?? If so, MARLIN HASN'T LEARNED A DAMN THING!
Yes, still flops.
Still floppy trigger but I believe the loading gate is much easier and smoother now.
Certainly a very good rifle but Winchester 1886 is better ;)