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- The shortest little .45-70 you might ever put your hands on! The barrel is just a little over 16" in length, and it has a full length magazine. Pretty cool! I mistakenly mention in the video that the barrel is 18". I was thinking of legal shotgun barrel length, I suppose, if I was "thinking" at all. :-) The legal length for a rifle barrel is 16".
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The Movie ''Wind River'' got me looking into this Riffle, what a beauty!
Andrade1228 Jurassic world got me
That was actually the 1895sbl
Same here. Was looking for that gun since a saw that movie.
Same.
I'll take the 1895 SBL all day. Shame I can't find anyone in - or around - Montana that has one in stock. Otherwise it would be in my hands.
Thanks for demonstrating how fun and enjoyable responsible gun handling and ownership can be.
I have the 1895 GBL 45-70 and it’s a crazy gun. I love the thing!
I think that is one of my favorite guns that you've shown. Great vid!
Hickok45, you are one of the best gun video people on TH-cam. It's a lot of fun to watch you blast all those different targets with whatever gun you're reviewing. Your videos are pretty long, like Nutnfancy's, but unlike him you have a very soothing, pleasant manner instead of a panicked, vexing one. You've always got lots of things to say about your guns, but none of it is filler. Bless you, and your cinematographer too.
Another great video! I've got a 1895 .45-70 made in 1972, pre-saftey, straight stocked, no checkering, that is definitely one of my favorites! Just a plain old .45-70. I really wouldn't buy the new version, unless I had no choice. So, I consider myself lucky.
I love that crunchy sound it makes when it gets fed a round.
I'm normally not a fan of the way a lament stock looks, but that is the best looking one I have seen specially with the stainless, keep up the good work, and keep the videos coming, thank-you Mr Hickok.
Almost fell over laughing at the "Laminate trees" part. Entertaining as always Hickok!
Like Hickok said, it doesn't hurt and just pushes you around a little. It is fun to shoot. I like the "Cowboy" version that has a 26" octagonal barrel and holds 9 rounds in the magazine.
oh why did I click on this video? Now I am obsessed.
me 2
I just bought the 1895gbl guide gun today at the gunshow. Large loop, extended magazine, blued, brown laminated stock. I've been after one of these ever since I watched hickock45 shoot the ported barrel 45-70 last year. I sold my AK to get it and am very excited to pick it up on Thursday. Thanks Hickock for introducing me to the 45-70! Life is good.
Hickock. I’ve watched a lot of your videos. From the looks of it, you really enjoyed shooting that sweet lookin rifle. Couldnt reload it fast enough. Sounded accurate as hell.The SBL model has become an obsession of mine. Great Vid as always.
That was just an enjoyable video to watch. The Marlin 336 has always been my favorite gun of all time. I gonna have to put the feelers out to find me one of these now.
One of my dream guns, next to a M14... Beautiful piece of hardware, I love it!
Always enjoy your reviews...Many thanks
It’s an art piece. Absolutely beautiful
Oh yea thank you hickok45 I always enjoy your videos.
I’m absolutely obsessed with this little rifle. Ive been looking at a small lever action and they have a newer version of this at a local shop for less than $600. Thinking I’m gonna have to pick one up tomorrow.
not normally a fan of stainless steel guns, but that 1895 is a thing of beauty! Thanks for uploading!
I must own this rifle !!! Just wow i thank you for your videos you've helped out with 3 of my gun purchases your videos are very informative sir 👌🏽bravo.
Hickok, you should be given the coolest man on youtube award.
_SPLOOSH!_ "Eh, it did the job."
Ha! It sure did. This was the first rifle round I shot, with my grandpa. Started my love for the lever-action and the pure, brutal simplicity of the .45-70 Govt. I don't use it at much, anymore (for deer, I prefer .308 Win), but it's still fun to let 'er rip at the range. Always get a kick of all the "kids" with their kitted-out ARs stopping what they're doing when they hear that big .45 crack 'em off! They're amazed that such an "old gun" can get tight groups with only a Ghost Ring for sights. Give me a lever-gun any day of the week over an AR. Stupid reliable, and no gas-impinging BS! Thanks for the vid, and keep shootin!
Thanks for your time you guys! Loven life!
Favorite gun I've ever seen you shoot! That pepper stock is amazing with the brushed steel finish.
Thanks Boss for endorsing this gun. I was debating on .44Mag but you changed me back to Govt round.
Hickok, great to see you posting a vid on this great little rifle.
I love mine, it is my favorite rifle to take to the range... or actually anywhere else.
I read about you grabbing it on Marlin Owners, and have been waiting hungrily for the video I KNEW would be coming.
Now I need to reload a few rounds for it.
Many thanks for this vid.
Those shots hit the gong with AUTHORITY! Nice!
I can really tell when you are having fun. You really had fun with that one.
This thing looks like the kind of thing you would give your son to teach him shooting when he's young! I've never seen such a small repeater.
One of my favourites! Thanks for sharing.
The 1895 SBL (the big loop lever) is awesome too! I have the 336BL...in 30/30....just an awesome group of rifles!
The North-woods of Minnesota, Wesconsin, and Michigan are rife with the Juglans adhaero laminitus tree that was used in the production of your fine looking gun-stock. Marlin Firearms company is applauded for saving these states from severe overgrowth of this particular species since it has no other practical application and cannot be used for home heating as the naturally occurring adhesives are know to cause notoriously hot, jet-engine like chimney fires.
Sweet gun for sure! Recently got a Marlin 336BL, which is basically a laminate guide gun chambered in .30-30 with 18.5" barrel and full length mag tube, and I love it!
This is my holy grail at the moment.. It and a Marlin 336 Texan are two of the lever guns missing from my collection. Very nice rifle!
What a great gun! Beautiful!!
"Life is Good," and so are you. It's great fun watching you channel!!
this is the first lever action rifle i ever saw and imediately thought. I HAVE TO HAVE IT
What a beautiful rifle. Thanks for the video Hickok! I live in NJ so the odds of me ever owning anything like this are quite low.
@squishy6fishy6, Yes, they have long springs in them that maintain rearward pressure on the rounds.
@TheTooontje, I recall reading how Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett encountered Laminate Trees when they explored the Ohio Country and what great firewood it made. I think they even used it to build some of the early log cabins.
Fun fact: this is the rifle that Owen Grady carries in Jurassic World when they were looking for the Indominus Rex. This is the only weapon on their website that is rated for shooting a T-Rex, and it makes sense because it’s chambered in 45-70.
You're smart
Beautiful little rifle! Nice find!
That's one good looking gun, think this is a must for my next purchase.
6'8"? Damn!
Aitor Navarro no wonder gun looks so damn small...
You believe everything everyone says???
Heck he and John make full size rifles look compact.
Beautiful gun. Particularly popular in the chiropractor set.
hickok45 great video on 1895 just got an 1895 sbl and love it!! Best line in the video.."le pong pungs"
That’s a piece of modern art
That is an absolutely gorgeous rifle,I'm part of the new generation of plastic guns but damn,something about the cowboy era lever actions and revolvers is just freakin beautiful!
And hickock,that receiver is DYING for some engraving,lol
I just bought a marlin 45/70.. 22 inch barrel . what a great gun and the recoil is not bad at all..
Fun fact: this weapon is the only weapon graded to kill a T-rex
That’s why Owen Grady used it in Jurassic world
I've seen these here and there, i've been considering getting one. I'm sold.
Beautiful gun, I love lever guns. So classy.
I could go to any other channel for interesting or cool guns. I watch hickok45 vids for the informative value.
That is an absolutely beautiful firearm.
Oh yea, to feel the power of a rifle is fun. BAM BAM BAM ! Gotta love it. That is a sweet rifle by Marlin.
I have a Marlin 444P and found out they are rare as well. It has an 18" barrel that is ported and chambered in .444 Marlin. I love this gun. I know what you mean about lever guns, they just have that appeal to them.
That really is a lovely, lovely rifle! I just love it.
@hickok45 I gotta say I hated the Element until I sat in it....
Beautiful gun! Great vids!
That is one sweet firearm! Loved the video! Sending it off to my friends! Outstanding!
I used to have a Marlin .444 & a Ruger #1 in 45-70, my favourite rifles. When you hit something it stayed hit.
i like how the goat just drops instantly with 45-70 while it normally dont want to fall
You know I want a Marlin guide gun badly. I have your video of it in my favorites. The STP will be there as well. Awesome video Greg.
Can you review the marlin 1895 sbl
5:44 the dust kicks up just from transfer of all that energy... before the bullet or the goat hits the ground. VERY cool.
oooh I sooo much love the way those lever-action rifles sound :)
Very nice gun!!!! enjoyed it a lot.
Hey hickock what a bunch of good vídeos you've done, it's a real shame here at my country we can't own decent fire arms...keep going.... hello from mexico.
That is one hard hitting round!
Another great video.!...Thanks. I see a lot of Marlin lever guns on Bush Planes up in Alaska. They are considered a good size and caliber for a Survival Rifle. One of my favorite (don't own one) is custom built by wildwestguns. A neat little take down package for portable travel. In .457 WW magnum/ 45-70 and .50 Alaskan (both wildcat cartridges). Ouch..!
Thats a sweet rifle. Thanks for sharing!
Nice. I've got a Octagonal competition barrel Marlin 1894 Custom in .45LC. Fun gun. Can't go wrong with a lever action.
That is a nice looking rifle. An old traditinal rifle brought into the modern era.
I'll let someone else be the tester for THAT one. I know Mr. Bear would find 400 grains of lead annoying, but I'm not convinced my little spray would be discomforting enough to stop him in his tracks.
I'd love to get an STS sometime... Those 45-70 marlins with the black laminate stocks and stainless trim are some seriously good lookers.
Shot a marlin lever action for the first time a month ago, in 30-30, and really enjoyed the action. It just feels so darn instinctive and quick to use.
The bullet weight was around 400 grains; they were loaded with 70 grains of powder. That's where the "70" comes from.
I really enjoy your videos
I don't know if my eyes were deceiving me, but wasn't this rifle featured as Chris Pratt's gun in Jurassic World? I got really excited when I saw it own the screen!
5illyM00se I noticed that too, I think it is the same gun. I just watched Jurassic World with my dad today. Is it just me, but in that one scene when he is shooting at the Indominus Rex it looks like his rifle is firing in semi auto. He fired 3 or 4 rounds in a few seconds but you don't see him cycle the lever once. Damn Hollywood, get your firearm information correct.
haha yeah I was listening pretty closely for the action to be cycled but I barely heard anything. And in the shots where you do see him fire the gun, there was surprisingly little to no recoil/muzzle rise. I've seen better gun effects in old westerns that predate JW by at least 40 years. The Trapper is an attractive gun but if you can't implement the physics correctly, it kinda becomes a hollow viewing experience. There's no substance to it. I did come for the dinosaurs so I won't bash the movie that badly. But it's not everyday you see a Marlin on set.
5illyM00se At least the rest of the special effects were good.
5illyM00se Its close but the one in JW has a larger loop its the SBL
The lever gun he used was a Marlin 1895SBL
Great video as always Hickok, and beautiful rifle you have there. I really like the setup for a trail/woods rifle. I agree with you on the recoil opinion also, most .45/70 especially commercially loaded is not all that bad and pushes bluntly more than rapidly/violently snapping. As far as old lever guns go, I feel my Savage 99 in .300 Sav kicks harsher than my Marlin Guide gun. Commercially loaded Remington/Federal .300 vs commercial .45/70 is about equal, but with my hot hand loads the Savage kicks noticeably more felt recoil toward the shooter than the Marlin does. Of course there are exceptions to this as well; I load a Hornady FTX bullet in .45/70 really hot (45/79) and that particular load kicks like a mule haha. Factory 400 grain clocks around ~1300 fps from my Marlin, my own load with 400 Gr is over 1400, and my 325 FTX load is a few hundred fps faster than that.
Joe Doole
I grabbed one as well back in early 2010, had it re-chambered in 50Alaskan
That is so sweet. You are right looked at marlin and all I found was a 18.5" version
The slow motion at the end was pretty awesome, although it must be a chore cleaning up the range of shooting
Very nice rifle. Great video
You make me really envy you! Here in Denmark it's hard to find any shooting ranges that shoot anything else than .22. Love your vids!
what a neat little rifle :D i love 45-70 i have shot with marlins but it had a longer barrel than this rifle and with a really hot load! for wildboar hunting but as i said neat gun and a very good video
thanks hickok45 i learn more and more about guns for every time i look at your videos keep that lead flying :)
6'8" ??? no wonder everything likes minuscule in your hands !!! LOL
yes it packs a wallop... I have the full sized brother and when I purchased it (years ago) I was looking for the package you have !!! I am jealous Hickok . LOL
Finally got my WInchester Model 94 30-30 out to the range. Wish I had brought twice as much ammo for it. It was so much fun to shoot.
I was intimidated at first about shooting my brand new marlin 45-70 sbl but after I shot it for the first time it wasn't that bad, now i can't stop shooting it lol I love it ..
That is a beautiful rifle!
i had a marlin 336sc in 32 special it was my grand fathers my fathers and then mine i passed it on to my son a couple years ago. i miss it though
Beautiful lever gun.
another great vid .I have the same gun very nice to shoot .keep up the great videos Mr 45.
man...i have always loved lever action rifles...i dont know why but i love them...
Just Beautiful ... Love Marlin !
I shot my 45-70 a week ago and loved it. That thing gets hot quick!
This video is 10 years old and still brilliant. I wish the STP's were still around. Maybe Ruger will introduce their own version now that they own Marlin. But I am still waiting to see if they bring back the 39. Actually a stainless 39 would be awesome with the same kinda laminated stocks. It would go well with my SBL . The rest of my Marlins are early rifles and one o/u shotgun Model 90 all of course have walnut.
At least some of these companies coming back are away from the Freedom group.
Hickok45 was such a young man in this video.
I don't know if I would want to give up the extra couple of inches off of the SBL and a round less for the STP? But what a saddle carbine the STP is. The SBL will have to do for now. And I was one of the lucky ones who actually got one of the SBL's that didn't have issues at all. The stocks meet up with the receiver, no tool marks , sights and rail are aligned properly. And it is pretty dang close to being as smooth as some of my JM Marlins. The ones for sale these days however are ballistic cost wise. Well everything at the moment is crazy priced.
I have a .22LR that looks identical besides being automatic instead of lever action, been a very reliable tack driver on varmints for about 15-16 years now. Have three other lever rifles, two top notch Winchesters from the 1950's or 60's (pins n barrel straps ftw!) and a cheaper modern Marlin 30-30AS. Really hope you kept this one Hickok, damn fine survivor brush gun :)
Brent B Which .22lr is it that you have which looks identical? Really curious!
danielwow12 I have the .22 and 30-30AS locked up away from home right now, but close by so I'll let you know when I make it over there and pick them back up. The only differences are possibly longer barrel and semi auto instead of lever action (it shoots better than us though lol), and it came stock with a very high quality hooded front sight with fluorescent orange blade, not just a blade like this .45-70 did. The weight, weather resistance, and front sight always impressed me when I used the rifle.
Brent B Thanks!
wow! beautiful rifle!! nice hickok
45-70, my favorite rifle cartridge!
Any one who is 6'8" and has the skill you do definitely deserves the title "Sir"!!
truly amazed, that is a thing of beauty.