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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2019
- Shooting and enjoying the little Marlin STP "pocket rifle" again!
First Video: • Marlin 1895 STP Trap...
Range 2 Video: • Marlin 1895 STP Trappe...
Woods Walk Video: • Marlin .45-70 STP Tra...
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45-70 has to be one of the hardest hitting rounds out there. lever actions will always be cool.
BIG bug down range.
Smack.
One of the rare shooters that never flinches. Amazing. Monster gun and no flinch.
The .45-70 is well over a hundred years old and still going strong. I love hunting with my guide gun. Knock down power to last the entire day. Beautiful gun!
My first lever gun was a shortened (16 1/4") magnaported 1895 45/70. Forty years later still my go to gun for tromping in the Alaska bush.
Handy in the canoe and on the hike.
I'll never sell or trade it. Definitely an heirloom.
The sound of that thing firing followed by cycling that huge brass gives me goosebumps. Beautiful gun, and it hits like a truck!
Man I always wanted one of those . That is an old but still relevant round in an old but still relevant platform . Boom stick right there.
Sounds like me. Old but still relevant.
@@michaelanderson1859 who are you again?
@@edyfofashow
Dude, Michael Anderson!
You need to get with the program
@been m8 Never heard of you
@been m8 your irrelevant
“My Brain’s my safety on a lever gun” ..... words of a true legend!
Yup! Good advice with all guns to be honest. At the end of the day the best safety on a gun is the one between both your ears.
QB 94 I. I.
My friend had one. He wanted to sell it to me for $500. I told him to get it appraised cuz I heard how valuable it is. He took my advise and sold it at the gun shop for $7500.
Rich Peterson as nice as it would have been to get that rifle you did what a real man would do. Actions like that are few and far between these days where they used to be the normal. Good man!
@@RickJames-xy6io Well I ended up with a 1895GS/JM.45-70 that has been so much fun after I put every conceivable accessory into it and spent a lot of time doing an action job. It's a jewel in my gun cabinet 🤠
Bought one of these today. 1895 SBL 45-70 gov: such a beautiful firearm.
I got one too, beautiful.
I wish i could get my hands on one.
What you pay for it $ به
فیه caught my ای این the 🎬 wind river
Love @first sight
@@ai2851 My son just ordered the new Marlin/Ruger 1895 with a 19" barrel at $1,200 with no ETA .
Love my Marlin Dark 45-70. I’m an XXL guy and this thing fits like a glove .
I loved my 1895 Marlin. My dad had a Phelps 45-70 revolver that I would carry in the mountains but it was a first year productions that he bought in 1977. I really didn't want to take the chance of beating it up. This was is 1998 and I was working at a gun shop/shoot range. A used Marlin came around so I bought it. It was a slight problem I had most my check was going for antique firearms. It was the best mountain Firearms I have ever had.
This guy is the Mr. Rodgers of shooting! Always makes me happy to watch this guy shoot. BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Beautifully made! It would be a great companion in northern Canada. My pack dog, a box of ammo, a couple blades, a hand saw and hatchet. Set for life!
Seeing that this channel is still thriving in this day and age gives me hope.
Same!
I have #500, I was really lucky to find it 6 or 7 years ago... I can’t even bring myself to shoot it... incredible Gun
If you need a selfless volunteer to shoot it for you, I'd be happy to lend my services!
#375 here. I can’t believe how valuable they have become since I bought mine.
45-90 and 38-55 are another couple gems for leverguns.
Bought my STP "Trapper" brand new in 2010,...#59 or 501 produced. Absolute pleasure to shoot and a bushel of fun !! GREAT pocket rifle !! Thanks for chapter 2, amigo !! Happy shooting.
I have now been watching you for about six months.
I very much appreciate you taking your time to educate those of us that are less knowledgeable.
I would like to request you do a video on the new Ruger made Marlin 1895 SBL 45-70.
Thanks so much in advance.
The only government you can trust, the .45-70 Government Round.
Amen brother
can trust it to put down anything in North America.
PsychoticBovine World wise, actually. Its one of the FEW cartridges I believe, that has taken EVERY big game animal on the planet. Bring such an old cartridge, if nothing else, it was probably the first.
Incorrect, you can trust the government model 1911 as well
I mean theirs always the 50-70
Absolutely love My marlin trapper 45-70 #3 of 500 in my collection, and it is my very first go to gun along with my JM stamped 30-30's. Just something beautiful and perfect and 100% american about a lever action.
I recently bought 4 1000 round boxes of Federal green tip 5.56 which had a $50 rebate on each. Thank you Federal for the rebate and very grateful you keep Hickok45 shooting.
I've always loved the lever rifle. That one is a beauty but you said off the rack one you can beat up. Really a rifle too work out in the woods not to worry about getting it scratched up !!
Damn Hickok is a huge man. All guns for him are small I just realized.
just looked it up and he's 6'9. he's a damn titan
He carries🤣 a .50 call Barret IWB
That gun would take two full size humans to hold..he is a bear of a man...feel sorry for his wives!!! 😵😵😵
Orders small gun online
Shipppping
Looks at box...
: ....I'm 5'6....well...
Puts back in box....
Goes back to computer
Orders sent......
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No guns have made me jealous as much as this one is doing. Such a magnificent hardware you got there. And with that huge rounds, it's really a beautiful monster in small package.
I have a custom of this in 457 magnum. WOW. I’ll say it’s the most powerful rifle I’ve ever had. Truly awesome.
Here in LOUISIANA we hunt out in the swamps and 100yards is a LOOONG shot. This rifle is PERFECT especially in and out of the John boats we use to GIT DEEP.
One of favorite guns in my collection, I have the large loop 1895. Great gun, very accurate, mine is scoped. Short barrel 18” so convenient to quickly pull out of the UTV for hogs and coyotes.
I like when he says, "Life is good."
In a county with no gun: Life is bad:(
a bad day at the range is better than most any other day
I get a little sad knowing the video is ending.
I love that he says this. I have a dog tag “style” necklace, titanium I had etched at the mall with “𝘓𝘪𝘧𝘦 is good”. I got it done back in 2005, but I got it from the movie “Paid in Full”...
Jess Philip Rodriquez I’m sure it is for him how many people get to do this
I've had one for +10 years & always draws a crowed at the range. such a beautiful gun & fun to shoot.
Those 2 liters and bowling pins never stood a chance, nice shooting!
I love to hear the laughter of true joy!
1895 SBL with an 18.5 " barrel is the new, comparable model. It looks almost identical. Love my Marlins!
I think the slightly longer barrel gives a more balanced look and a little better ballistics.
And does it come with 6+1 rounds capacity? Or still 5+1.
@@bokiNYC 6
I L O V E I T!!
What an amazing rifle...and that sound...what can one say!!!
You are so blessed to live in a country that allows you to protect yourself and your family. That right was taken away from Australian citizens, we have been left defenceless against armed criminals!
I love Ballistol oil I use it to periodically clean and polish my Dad’s 1968 Remington 700 BDL 30-06 and since the rifle is high gloss, the Ballistol just brings out the beauty of the wood!! It is absolutely gorgeous!!
That's a hell of a nice looking gun, and exceptionally powerful too.
I bought the Marlin 1895 sbl with the big loop and a long rail on top.
Mounted at scout scope on the damn thing. It’s by far my favorite gun to shoot!!!
Love the short barreled .45-70's! Those shootout scenes in "Wind River" got me hooked! One of these days....
I own one of these, love it. I gotta say, tho, I’m a man but apparently not the class of man ol Hickok is! Lol. Walking around, in at shirt, firing this beast one after the other! If you’ve never shot a 45-70, try it, and find out what I’m talking about. Bravo 👏
Love it when I can watch Hickok45 before I clock in. Nice gun.
Always wanted one of these. Glad to see someone recognizing them. Can always trust Hickok45 to show sime of the best guns.
My grandfather was telling me a bunch of stories about our family line which is absolutely massive and he got to a point where he was telling me that his family invented the marlin rifle
My shoulder is numb just watching this video! :) My Henry 45-70 kicks like a 10 Guage.
AR15-"I have great knock down power."
45-70" Hold my beer."
lol the AR-15 can suck my on 45
I think the 45-70 is more of a whiskey guy
.458 Socom led me here
5.56 will punch a hole where as a .45-70 will blow a hole.
@@Celestial_Wing might wanna re-read that one lol.
The "Limited Edition" makes it very very interesting...
Shot one of these for the first time today. Most satisfying gun I’ve ever fired. Man what a treat.
I just want to say good job to jon. And thank you. You do a great job with the camera in all of these videos. I watch alot of videos on youtube and you really come to appreciate the experience and quality of the camera man and camera itself. And also once again, great video guys. It's always a treat to watch them coming from you.
That was some awesome shooting. I love those lever action big bore rifles myself. That 45-70 is a cool looking rifle. Enjoyed the video. 👍👍👍❤️
And just like that , the price of the Marlin STP goes up, up,up yet again.
A venerable caliber. Hits with authority with moderate recoil. My Marlins have proven their accuracy time and again. The Springfield trapdoor carbine was chambered in this caliber nearly 150 years ago.
Can be scoped, peep sights, buckhorn sights. A barkeep’s friend to help keep the peace in the establishment as well.
I have a 336 in S.S. polished up to mirror finish with beautiful walnut wood fittings.
In my 45/70 have loaded IMR 4227 but muzzle flash was excessive. IMR 3031 proved more user friendly. 350 grain hollow points showing good stopping power at 2000+ feet per second.
Hickok, I'm glad you educated us about the location of "laminate trees". Maybe I could acquire some "laminate saplings" and start a tree farm!👽💥🔫....😸
This gun is unbelievably cool. Coming from an "AR guy" I'd love to own one of these.
Hello Hickock. I recently watched your red dead 2 video and loved how you appreciate the realism that is put into the firearms. Another game set in 1897 that has very good sound quality and unique weapons you might enjoy seeing is called Hunt: showdown. Plenty of well animated single action revolvers.
Love Hunt: Showdown, the period weaponry of Late 1800s is so well represented. Bolt Actions, Lever Actions, Single Actions.
Awesome gun. I have an 1895G model. Super hard hitting powerhouse round. Keep the lead flying hickock. Great videos.
I got one years ago as a birthday present. Installed a big loop, a Williams peep sight and leave the aperture out of the peep sight for quick target acquisition. The front handguard was too thick and clunky, So I belt sanded it thinner. I also installed a curved brass butt plate as well as a brass follower and brass plated the front handguard cap. I removed the cross bolt safety and replaced it with the special made bolt. I sanded off the stock checkering and applied 4 coats of hand rubbed linseed oil. It holds 8 + 1. It is sighted in for 100 Yds. and it has a flip up receiver sight set for 300. It goes in the coffin with me.
Awesome piece. Love the lever action. Plan on getting me one soon.
you can tell hickok loves a gun when it barely gets put back on the table
Love your videos I tell my grandson to watch your videos for the safety reasons you talk about on everyone of your videos .
Love my Marlin 1895g. . 45-70
These videos are like a therapy, i just love your videos sir! god bless.
Man that looks like it gives a hearty shoulder thumping!
Shot one today for the first time. It certainly does.
My father owned a 45-70 lever action henry, used to let me shoot it as a kid, kicked like hell, it was his fathers, now its mine and im teaching my daughter to shoot, and she's good, great vid
I have a blue version of this. Love it in my truck...when I step out & drop it down, it doesn't hit anything...plus all the power! Here in Kentucky, 100 yards in most parts....it takes care of ANYTHING!
Amazing marksman skills with an amazing rifle and that sweet sound of it too
Damn you are a freaking surgeon with that thing!!
I'm with ya on the BIG round kind of guy. .357, Shotguns, 45-70...BIG BOOM kind of guy!
First fell in love with gun gun watching Wind River, been my dream gun ever since
10:58 - slow it down to .25 speed and you can see that big old bullet scream towards and slam the coffin. Way cool.
PS: Hitting that gong 3 times sounded like AC/DC Hell`s Bell`s!!!!!!
Love mine! Up here in Alaska! Just bought mine, came with rail and large loop. Harvested a moose with it this fall. 325 grain leverrevolution. Definitely my new truck gun. I can't get enough of it!
I have a Wild West Guns custom of that rifle. 457 magnum. Absolutely awesome.
WWG in Alaska made it. WOW. Truly shoot able.
Those laminate trees are beautiful this time of year.
They could make some from Rainbow Eucalyptus to get the current generation interested in Lever guns!
That’s gotta be one of the most beautiful guns I’ve ever seen!
"it's so small"
..... everything is in your hands😂
16:02 2B is a great character with superb physical design. ♥️♥️
I bought a Winchester Trapper in .44 mag around 2003, then a few months later they announced they were closing. I am so happy I got it and for a really good price.
That watermelon was talking smack the whole video. I'm glad you straightened that dang thing out.
Love to see him shoot the Quigley sharps 45 - 110
Zorro fox this one shoots a mite further !
The part one for this rifle was the first video from Hickock I watched and the first gun video I saw on YT many years ago. This rifle made a big impression on me, it is such a neat little bruiser of a gun.
Watching this again! This gun is just so awesome! I think I will need a 45-70 lever someday. Such an American icon💕🇺🇸💕
Whoa! I can see the kick on that.
One of my favorites in my collection. It’s not the SBR, but the big loop.
Your collection?
The SBL?
Beautiful creation!
Thank you for the showcase Sir!
Merry Christmas!
:D
I'm in love, that lever action is a work of art.
“Laminated trees” into “laminated stocks” ; I almost blew the coffee through my nostrils..... And then.... “Indigenous Laminate Trees” at 15:25... thanks 🙏 so much for that fun!! Peace Be To Journey!
That is definitely a sweet sound. 😀
HAPPILY ... WE HEAR IT FROM THIS SIDE ... IMAGINE BEING AT THE TARGET !!
Jj
.45-70 ! A legend shot by a LEGEND ! Manythanks Mr Hickok all the way from SW Wales 🏴 Britain 🏴☠️🏴☠️👍🏼👍🏼
That rifle is one beautiful piece of craftsmanship
Anyone gonna acknowledge this mans aim?
we always have
We just get used to it. Watch him do pistol mag dumps while changing targets. It's amazing. Almost like Jerry M
Only everyone !!
Damn good
Yeh he's a good shot.
It's one of my favorite guns of all time
What a great rifle in the hands of a great man!!
I love that 45/70 !!! I think besides the Schofield pistol , thus is my favorite. Love your videos.
What a rifle 😍
Like 74. My 'early-record'! Like this rifle to. T.
A lot of lever gun enthusiasts may not know that the ultimate 45-70 lever gun is one that is not talked about too much!! It is the Marlin 1895 Cowboy action model. I own one I bought in 2019 brand new made by Remington. Yes it took Remington around six years before they were able to perform their expertise in producing excellent Marlin lever guns. At the time Remington assumed Marlin in Connecticut the disgruntled former employees sabotaged the antiquated machine tools and destroyed most if not all the schematics and process sheets needed to produce the firearms!! But from 2011 approximately Remington bought new modern machine tools and within 5 to 6 years they mastered the Marlin lever gun!! All this Remlin baloney naysayers were blabbing about was hogwash. Even before Remington got it right with the firearms they were producing they were very personable, easily accessible, and guaranteed any Marlin lever gun for life. They were willing to make it right with any lever gun they sold. Like I said I bought mine in 2019 and by that time Remington was making history!! My 1895 Cowboy action model, beautiful dark walnut butt stock and forearm, 18 1/2 inch octagonal barrel with Ballard rifling, semi buckhorn rear sight and standard post front sight, 6+1 rounds for the tubular magazine. This model Marlin lever gun is the best of both worlds. It can fire one of the Hornady Leverevolution 325 grain FTX hollowpoint rounds up to a mile!! There is virtually no difference in velocity out of the 18 1/2 inch barrel as opposed to the 26” barrel on the Cowboy model. The Cowboy action model having a nice home defense length barrel is great for hunting, range shooting or home defense. It is very flaickable in close quarters. The lever action on my Remington made Marlin is perfect. It does not have the toy like mamby pamby feel of a Henry made lever gun!! It is just the right resistance and after applying a little Barristol gun oil the action was smooth as silk!! Out of the box my rifle shot 5 consecutive bullseyes from 75 feet without touching the rear sight. If you look and see the wonderful variety of Marlin lever guns Remington made with the finest quality ever seen before you do not know what you are missing!! If you can still find one of the Remington 2019 Marlin 1895 Cowboy action models, the 1895 CBA in 45-70 government you should purchase it immediately because I do not believe you will ever find a better made lever gun in your lifetime!! It is the most wonderful Marlin lever gun I have ever had the pleasure to shoot!! This JM fanboy club has nothing to do with quality!!
What a beautiful rifle, great channel I enjoy watching the wide range of guns you show and put thru the paces so speak lol.
That is a beautiful gun
"Laminate trees"🤣🤣🤣
Got there too. 🤣🤣🤣 woundering how many believed that.
Awesome Marlin Hickok45 !!!!!!!!!! I would love one in 30/30 in my collection.
Appreciate y’all from Texas
My Marlin 45-70 is my favorite gun in my collection. Wish I could afford to shoot it!!
I'm waiting for the "Rifle Man" to pop up at the beginning lol
Back then, Hollywood was not infested with wussies.
@@larryezell5106 you can say that again
I Ioved that show as a kid. I can't tell you how many times I've busted my face trying to flip a rifle like that 😄
@@jasonc1899 I love it too I'm only 16 but every weekend I watch all old westerns with my Grandpa. Sometimes I listen to the radio shows
@@vozzio2824 that's awesome, cherish those moments.
Ive been watching alot of Hickok videos man youre the best!!!! Im always laughing at the small jokes you make and the way youre always havin too much fun 🤣
Thank you for all the great videos.