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- Shooting and discussing my JM Marlin Model 1894 Cowboy Limited in .44 Magnum.
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Yo hickok45 can you show us some incinery rounds melt through a steel pig or cowboy
When I was 13 yrs old I was shot at with one of these guns. Because of a land dispute. I'm still alive because I disarmed the shooter with a .22 mag.
The moment you showed you dented the stock my heart sunk. Still a beautiful weapon. Thanks for all your videos Mr. Hickok45
I feel lucky to have found and bought a 1966 Marlin 336 in 44 magnum, carbine with ring and gold trigger. Very accurate and wonderful bluing.
Great score!
I bought one new in 1967 for $89.00. known as the Texan it was a sweet shooter.
@@miketodd7571 yep thats it, the Texan , its a jewel for sure.
Good going there- I'll bet it's fun to shoot. Plus, it'll have the original Marlin Microgroove rifling. I've got a .444S Lever gun, from about the same era. I think I paid about $116 for it, back in the day. Real walnut and nice bluing.
@@amtrakjohn the original marlin rifling was Ballard style rifling and later years they went to the microgroove rifled bbl
And the entire audience will now hit gunbroker in search of one of these rifles.
Fuck I was literally trying to get one in .357 with the round barrel before this :|
....and the prices have just SHOT thru the roof...literally. l looked.
Not me ! I am perfectly happy with my Marlin .38/.357!
@@yeetyateyote5570 I’ve had one. Loved it. Sold over 20 years ago. Now I wish I had it back!
You read my mind
Got one myself in 357, managed to find a JM marked rifle. Much love from the UK
Took my old 94 out this morning, nothing beats the nostalgia with old lever guns.
Love the obvious way you still love blowing things up with big bullets! That chuckle is priceless!
I like how he selflessly misses a shot every few videos to make us feel better about ourselves
You never see "too much" of a lever action here, just sit and delight on such a glorious vision.
My dad had a Marlin lever action in .357 Magnum back in the 70s. He loved that thing. Went hunting with it and kept it around for target practice.
You just gotta love the lever action rifles. I bought a Marlin 1894C in the early 80's in 357mag. That little gun was pinpoint accurate. And it was only $169 brand new. I let my cousin talk me into selling it to him, wish I still had it.
I was looking for an older model Marlin chambered in that as well. But at the time Marlin wasnt really up on their quality control. So i purchased a Henry Classic in 357mag! best shooting gun i own! PERIOD bar none!
Hey man a lot of people let their cousins talk them into a lot worse gotta count your blessings lol
Hickok45 - The father of all youtube gun channels!
0% politics, 100% firearms. That's the way it has to be and that's the way it is :)
Bought several guns from Buds over the years. Good to know they are cooperative with you channel. Never been disappointed with Buds.
I am glad your experiences with them have been positive. On the other hand, my opinion of them couldn't get much lower after my experiences with them. I'll do without before I spend another dime with them.
I have the carbine in .357 took me 4 years to find one..I love it
I have this exact same gun! Same barrel length, same caliber. The last gun I'd ever sell.
44 Mag is a fine deer round. Showing my age I recall hunting in W. Virginia in 1964. That was my first time with a rifle since Ohio only allowed bow or shotgun.
When we got to Logan I was offered a choice of a Marlin 30-30 lever or a Ruger 44. That Ruger was fantastic...light, accurate, and more than enough power in brush.
There's something wonderfully therapeutic about loading rounds in a side gate lever action rifle.
That laugh after the cider block first shot priceless.
I bought a Marlin 1894 carbine in .44 mag, in 1982 & still own it. I put on a Williams peep sight & it is my favorite. Feels great, carrys great.
I have Skinner sights on all my lever action rifles.
I've had them for 10 years. When properly adjusted there is accurate as a mounted scope.
Can always tell when you're having a good time with a gun you really like!
Another great video. Being Canadian I have a new appreciation for my collection of lever guns. Love the model 94!
Y’all need to stop your commie socialist party up there! Lil Castro has to go
I bought my Marlin 44 Magnum lever action in 1979. I love it….it’s so fun to shoot……I also own a 60’s version of a Marlin .410 Lever action …great fun.
I seem to remember my Dad trying to fix a dent in a rifle stock with a damp rag and a clothes iron. Probably didn't completely fix it but it certainly made it less noticeable. Might be worth a shot on such a nice rifle.
I have that exact rifle. I think it was made in or around 1990. I bought from a friend about 6-8 years ago. A great rifle, never for sale. Thanks
Bought a 1894 CB in 357 years ago..
It sits in the safe and keeps appreciating…. That said it cycles like butter and is very accurate…. Love that gun
I love my 1895 Cowboy. Wish I could find one of those to match it.
"Don't want to quit with a miss on the last shot." Glad to see I'm not the only one that does that!
I own two 1894's in 44 magnum and did like a steampunk retro-modern build with the top rail, large HoloSun reflex sight, leather sling and bandolier, etc. Trying to see how good of a fighting rifle could be made that's 50 state legal, and these pack a lot of firepower for a 19th century weapon. They're very fun to take to the range and get people introduced to firearms and fun to load with snap caps and dry fire practice. Love these guns so much!
You should do a comparison video about the 20 vs 24 inch.
Dusted that block…You are Priceless my friend thank you for doing what you do. Beautiful gun btw
I've got an 1894 44Mag JM 20". Great rifle, polished the internals, a few springs and a trigger tune up and it's great. With correctly sized cast bullets it is very accurate.
Try a damp towel with a clothes iron over top of that wood ding, it could steam that up and out
I would love to have one of those in my safe right next to the Savage 99 in 30-30 that I inherited from my dad.
I've got that same JM Marlin and it's my favorite levergun to shoot because it's so smooth and it feeds everything I stuff in the tube. Glad I got into reloading about 6 years ago because I'm shooting full house 44mags for pennies a shot
I have the exact same rifle, sights and all (minus stock extender). Sooooo fun to shoot, and super-accurate!
Found a Marlin JM Octagon barrel Cowboy 336 chambered in 38-55 at a local gun shop, from an estate. Looked never fired. Lucky to have ten boxes of Winchester ammo to go with it. Next goal, what you have here, to go along with the rest of my Marlins.
cant go wrong with an amazing lever action beautiful
Great marlin rifle great video thanks Hickok 45
OK, Dorian Gray! What the heck's going on? You look 20 years younger! Congrats on the drastic results from the new diet! Keep up the great work so we can keep seeing these videos for a long, long time to come.
I used to drive past their plant all the time. Such a shame Connecticut bullied them out.
Happy 16th channel anniversary! A real TH-cam veteran, keep ‘en coming for year to come! 🎉
I bought a Winchester Model 94 and a Marlin 336 both in 30-.30 thirty years ago for my son and me to hunt in the Piney Woods of East Texas. I gave him the Marlin because it was smoother and a bit heavier to handle recoil for a kid. He still has it and I still have the Model 94. I should have made him change rifles when he got bigger and stronger than me ;>)
10 years ago a client of mine got behind and owed me $400. He offered me this rifle in unfired condition, but chambered in 45LC, from his collection as payment. I took it. I was skeptical of a lever action at the time but WOW am I glad I took it. It's everyone's favorite to shoot in this family and had 1,000s of rounds through it. Also, it keeps me busy at the bench reloading 45LCs.
Now my concern is that someday I'll have to pass it down to one of my daughters and I can't split this baby. I'm not sure how to make that decision since they both love it and grew up shooting it...
Well that is just a sweet firearm! Great video as usual.
Beautiful rifle, I hate to admit that I've never shot a 44 magnum in any platform along with 10mm. I will have to work on that in the near future.
The Springfield XDM Elite 4.5 in 10mm is hard to beat, 16rds of 10mm is alot of firepower and the pistol is extremely accurate for around $600 is a great buy with a match grade 4.5" barrel and the meta trigger is very nice for a striker fire platform. I don't think you would be disappointed with this one
A friend of mine just gave me one of these for Christmas. It’s cool to see you do videos on firearms I actually own.
Pairs nicely with your S&W 29 I reckon. For a woods walk or so. She's a beauty!
Greets, T.
American Steel American Walnut what a beautiful firearm!
Mornin Hickock peeps.. from so Cali..20 mi. Inland. Centercut 70 mi from LA or SD. At 17 yrs old in '77 trotted down to best buy store in my '69 El Camino.. Bought a opal promise ring and a $150 Marlin . 44 lever. The gal and ring are long gone but still have my beloved , gold trigger lever. Yup yeah Buddy
Nothing like a good ole cowboy "Assault" rifle!
An assault rifle that Oregon has banned. West Virginia split off from Virginia, it is time for many states to split in a similar fashion. East Oregon and Washington, West Maryland and Pennsylvania etc.
@@3ducs all gun laws are an Infringement!
Hey Hickok45, just letting you know i’ve grown up watching your videos, thanks for all the content throughout the years. There’s something about your videos, makes me feel like i’m hanging out shooting some guns in the backyard with you.
I have a Marlin 1894 .357 in stainless, one of the last ones before Remington killed them. I hope Ruger can ramp up the production to meet demand for these lever guns!
And before Remington was in turn killed by Cerberus Capital Management along with other iconic US companies.
Good memories, my paw paw years back won one of these in a raffle. A great gun for sure, his looks almost exactly like yours but it’s a bit shorter
Hickok that is a fine rifle ! I hope to find one of those in the near future ! appreciate you sharing this gun with us !
Super Cool! Beautiful Lever Gun, and fun video!
Man hickok45 is the greatest guntuber out there
My dad had 1894 in 44 mag when I was a kid. He sold it. Boy, was it loud.
Picked up a Henry .44 mag with the side loader. Never had a lever action before but man, it's fun
You can get that dent out of the stock by using a soldering iron and a damp piece of paper towel to steam the dent out. I’ve done it on guitar bodies plenty of times
Love my Marlin 44 Mag. with the skinner peep sight. Awesome 👍
Beautiful gun I just got my second Henry in the case hardened receiver I have 45 colt and 44 mag
I have obtained all three of the Marlins that you have referenced and recently added the 45/70 to my collection. Nice, nice shooters.
Then you and I are both very lucky characters! Four very nice rifles and not easy to find these days.
nice! I have a Cowboy LTD III in 45-70 and will never part with it, but would love to add another from those cowboy limited line from early 2k.
Your videos are a pure joy Much love and godbless you and yours Hickock45
Wow that action sounds so good.
An awesome display of firepower
Have the identical rifle model in my lap,while watching you rave on about it. Mine was made in 1989 or 90….if I remember correctly? Excellent condition…..now I feel more lucky about having it. It is defiantly a keeper ! I am fine with the original sights, gold bead on top of the white diamond….quick pick up……Thanks 👍🤠
Got one in 45LC. A JM Cowboy just like that. It's my favorite I think. I just can't miss with it; it's a magical rifle. Found it on GB some years ago. I'd like to have one in 44Magnum as well.
I was enthused by your enthusiam. Pretty cool.
I have a Winchester model 94 44 mag saddle gun with a 16 inch barrel. Love that thing and it hits hard. Don't like the big lever loop, though . Going to swap that out one of these days
When the local church bell is down for maintenance they call on Mr Hickok, his 44mag & the GONG.
Hahahaha bless you brother. Thanks for the smile!
What a nice oldschool rifle 🙂
I like to hear the gong and other metal sounds when bullets hit.
I had a 336 deluxe 30-30 at one time. A short 357 Marlin lever action at one time, and a short Winchester 44 magnum lever action saddle rifle. I loved them all but my favorites to shoot were the 357 magnum and the 44 magnum. They were much lighter than my old Marlin 336 deluxe.
Nice. Gota love a good quality leaver gun. The only leaver gun that I have is my paps old Marlin model 1895 .410. That old gun has shot ALOT of critters down at the farm.
Great video as always! You are quite an accomplished shooter!!!
under statement, but true, sommy
Got one in 357/38 Special. Love it!
Powerful weapon and good aim. It is all you need
Good day eh! Right now, I'm shooting a chiappa wildlands classic in 44 mag, I'm really pleased with this rifle, awesome shooter, I've tried other calibers, but keep coming back to 44 magnum, in my opinion, it's just a all round caliber with just the right amount of recoil, you can't go wrong with a 44 mag, shakyjake out.
thats a keeper sir. very nice find and fix.
Awesome video and nice rifle thanks for sharing Hickok45
Those rifles are just so much fun to shot!I enjoy mine every time I shoot it.
I have thought about buying a 44 lever gun to go with my Super Blackhawk
Hope you had a great Christmas, Hickok! Hope you got I new gun or two!
I haven't seen it in a video but I did in my Gun Safe :-) Sweet rifle for sure!
Interesting test results, I've found XTP's in a dirt berm that looked just like that. I suspect they have a harder lead end so they retain a certain amount of weight but shed the initial stuff in an energy dump. Pretty effective bullet. And by the way, I love your property. Such a peaceful and great place to enjoy the outdoors.
Unreal piece
Mr. 45
Could you please do a comparison with a Canik TP 9 elite SE, Glock, 26
Life is good
Dan Jewell, Huntington Beach, California
The first deer I ever shot was with 44mag lever. Right between the eyes. The guy a borrowed it from couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with it. I got my hands on it and I couldn't miss with it. Loved it.
Great video! Nothing like a good lever rifle. Got two I love, a Henry 22lr and a Rossi 1892 in 45lc
Nice gun. Thanks for the video.
Ни одного слова по Английски не понимаю, но ощущение будто с детства этого дядьку знаю :)
That big 'ol boolit hits hard!
Beautiful rifle, it really is. I've never owned one but I've been around them often. They shoot great too.
A great video once again.
God bless all here.
On a target to a lion or other big game like buffalo, how effective is it
He was ringing in the new year with the old 44.
If Ruger would make one with 1-20 Rate of Twist I would definitely buy it.
You and me both
I was lucky enough to get a Marlin Century Limited in "95. I have a Dillon Square Deal and found that reloading .44 WCF a pleasure. I also changed out the safety button for a Turnbull "screw."
Back in 2000 I ordered one of those. Still have it. Sometimes I think of getting another lever action. But this one will do anything I might want to do with a lever rifle.
For plinking, I use a 200 gr RNFP cowboy bullet at .433 diameter. Pushed to 1330 fps with Unique it is very accurate and no leading. This is about the equal to the original 44-40 load. For hunting, the 240 gr JHP or JSP works nicely with WW296 powder.
I have owned many lever rifles over the years. This one just seems perfect. I did add a Marble's Full Buckhorn rear sight like the one on my original 1894 in 44-40. I use the center hold like an aperture. Takes a little practice but works fine.
Thanks for making this video!
Sir, do you cast those .433 bullets or do you have a commercial source?
@@therealdvaden Montana Bullet Works has some bullets at .433. The 200 gr bullets I mentioned came from a company that went out of business. Steel Valley Casting also makes .432 bullets on special order. It is a coated 240 gr RNFP. I ordered a box from them but havent loaded any yet. The bullets look great and the owner is a good guy.
Thank You, sir I enjoy your videos.
Hi Hickok45
Very nice action rifle.
Cool shootting 💥💥💥
Have a 70's 1894 in .44 mag.
The only bad thing is the cost of feeding it.
Sweet shooter.