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But it does. We scrap tons of walnut, to get the order completed. First the raw wood, is made dark by steaming. Then dried out again, in a kiln. The edges are prone to tear outs. Very dry and brittle wood. I think they want microwave speed, when kiln drying.
@@billehhancey6429 marlins are overpriced gritty shit rifles that tend to break the one part that hasn't been in production for umpteen million years, like the forearm band screw on a 336. Plus marlin can't decide if they want to stick with the marlin brand, or remington, or ruger or maybe even hipoint will buy them out next, who knows. Henry has always been Henry though....
@@brunoabrial3441 you say glove we say both if it works who cares just do it. My bong broke but it still worked so I kept it and still use it my fishing pole snapped I clipped it down to the next eyelet and restrung it it doesn't matter how you use something if it works do it and you won't die to each their own
physically impossible lever is open from the time the muzzle leave down range to the time it aim back down range. which mean the action is open and the round is not chambered but simply floating around better chance of the round falling out or getting a stovepipe like loading failure then a detonation
that's why the flip rack is a move you only do with short barrel levers, you have to reach out to clear the long barrel, and the lever slips out your grip just like this I tried it once and now I realize I'm lucky I didn't break it
If ya wanna flip it u need a slightly bigger handle. Otherwise ya just jam ur fingers together awkwardly.......I learned the hard way too, but least I didn't drop it. Just almost broke a few fingers
Like in terminator 2, arnold has a special shotgun. But when he tried doing the same flipping-action with a un-modified shotgun he almost broke his hand. If you look closely the handle is way larger in the movie.
It seems to be unloaded also this is safer then it might look at first the firearm is only in battery when down rage of the shooter the risk of injury comes from preforming this without proper practice and can result in broken fingers
Same. The straight stocks are pretty uncommon they are called Texan models. I have a 336 Texan model in 30-30 -from 1971. Beautiful rifle. Marlins normally have the curved stock though so it's not that the straight stocks are original just a different older uncommon model. Infacr the original model 336 a and b from 1948 had curved stocks
@@Gumbo1 the Texas models are sought after though! They are worth a good bit. My grandad left me his when he died and it has the original scope it came with as alot of them had mounted scopes already, and out to 100 yards it puts holes on top of eachother. Great hunting rifle
@@100purenacl3 try firing a single barrel shotgun and firing it twice like a double barrel while holding five shells in the left hand and two in the right hand without allowing the first shot to fade.
@@100purenacl3 that's right in the U.K not even the bobbies use guns but yet the British military can have weapons however the human hands are as deadly as a gun or knife 🗡 I have heard of people beating a person to death with their bare hands there is a saying here in the states sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt that is not true words cut deeper than a knife can and mortality hurt the person and like a bullet words can not be used again until it is melted and reshaped
@bigandlittlefirearms8395 lol why would I buy it then? Lever guns are just cosplay at this point man. For hunting boltguns are faster due to a shorter throw and more accurate due to no bolt flex along with then all coming standard with pic rail,they are more reliable do to being less complex semi-autos are even better in those aspects. Lever guns are just for cosplay man
That’s all it takes to break that stock? Man, makes me appreciate my Winchester 140 even more. That shotgun got beat on by 2 generations before it even touched my hands, my dad switched the wood for a synthetic stock a few years ago but the original wood furniture sits at the top of my closet still in good shape
@@theOneandOnlyhomieG doesn't that blow your hair back..Marlins, and Remington model 7..650$ rifles..selling for 1200$..-2000$...hahaha..I will say from the reviews ruger seems to have done an incredible job on there first batch...there's some hope for the shooting future
@@popsiclecheese4256 what a great video..quit being a pussy, load up your broken gun and keep trying ..and keep the camera rolling.... Hey guys...wait for it...
I watched it so many times thinking that he saw the way the bolt and the lever was and assumed it was broken. I was scratching the hell out of my head until I looked at the stock on the 11th replay 😂😂😂😂 I have a 1971 30-30 and I was like "thats fine tho" 🤷♂️ and then I was like "oh shit"
This is what my dad used to always tell me is, if you really don't think you need to do it don't do it... Especially because it's not built for it in the first place. The rifles that people used to do that with on old westerns were stage props, not functioning rifles that people use for actual shooting.
That one must have been made when Remington took over marlin. They said they had stocks cracking left and right until Ruger bought the company and got good quality control.
@@dill5500 You don't fuck around with a gun like that, fuck around and find out. It's like taking an Aston Martin offroading and being surprised when you blow a hole in the transmission.
Have a marlin 30-30. When I bought it, I didn't get through a whole box of ammo before the handguard retaining pin broke. My lever action pumped like a shotgun lol
@@ZeddicusTheMage But they are. They are specifically designed to withstand hunting or combat. Both which include potential drops, rain, dust, mud, etc. they are designed to handle that with as little maintenance as possible. The only guns that aren't are competition guns.
Modern walnut and other woods are new growth which is sadly part of the reason why theyre so fragile compared to old growth stocks which still are holding up to this day pretty well
That's why I'm glad I have an old Marlin, not one of the new ones. Also it's not suggested to swing load unless you have an exaggerated loop for future reference. The barrels okay length for it, you need 18 or shorter looks like you got a guide version so an 18-in bull barrel. The trapper with the big loop is your best bet though. I have the SBL I can swing load that all day. Now I don't, because it's chambered in 4570 in that cartridge can kill anything that walks this earth and several things that don't anymore. It's a delete anything cartridge.
@@justaguy2380 .950 JDJ can have the shoulder mounted artillery niche. I'm content with .45-70, everything from 250 grain hollow points to 687 grain hardcast. All in a firearm that you can actually carry realistically.
The new Marlin stuff doesnt use as good as wood as they did back in the day. If it broke from some falls on the soil then it'd break on your while shooting after a bit. Gives you the opportunity to get a really nice stock and count it as an early upgrade lol
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If your furniture breaks that easy, you might have some more serious problems with it Lmao
Go get a better wood glue 😅
@@ktiger1766more like go get better wood 😂 shit cracked long ways that shouldn't be happening
But it does. We scrap tons of walnut, to get the order completed. First the raw wood, is made dark by steaming. Then dried out again, in a kiln. The edges are prone to tear outs. Very dry and brittle wood. I think they want microwave speed, when kiln drying.
That's just a limitation of the wood. If you want to apply force on a cut of that shape and never have it break, you need polymer
Junk
This is why you don't do stupid shit with firearms.
yea most guns are extremely fragile and are ruined when you drop them on grass from hip height
@@happii720 wouldve saved him time and money if he wasnt doing the stupid shit though
@@happii720That’s not the point it’s still a gun right? Stop playing with it like a fucking toy an it wouldn’t have happened.
@@happii720doesnt make sense why it broke. But yah. Dont do dumb shit with guns.
u dumb as a rock
Dry rot is a hell of a thing. Could’ve been like that since they bought the rifle. Could be worth to contact Marlin for a replacement.
Somebody send this video to marlin haha
Best Marlin lever action 45-70 review video I've seen. Short and to the point. Thanks. Henry lever action it is.
Have a marlin and a Henry, the Henry is BUTTERY everywhere the marlin can only wish to be.
Love my Henry
Love my 70's Marlin 30-30 walnut forearm and butt stock beautiful wood grain ! No checkering !
@@andrewsavage1872 So, the trigger and that's it? Never held a henry that could come close to the smoothness of a Marlin action
@@billehhancey6429 marlins are overpriced gritty shit rifles that tend to break the one part that hasn't been in production for umpteen million years, like the forearm band screw on a 336. Plus marlin can't decide if they want to stick with the marlin brand, or remington, or ruger or maybe even hipoint will buy them out next, who knows. Henry has always been Henry though....
there is a reason John Wayne had a big loop on his repeaters
And for the big mitts in the winter
And Steve McQueen and his mares leg
And the Connor's guy was particularly tall.
The big loop is for a glove not to spin it
@@brunoabrial3441 you say glove we say both if it works who cares just do it. My bong broke but it still worked so I kept it and still use it my fishing pole snapped I clipped it down to the next eyelet and restrung it it doesn't matter how you use something if it works do it and you won't die to each their own
I can't remember how much dad said "it's a tool not a toy"
"tool" my favorite word used.
Same thing my dad said till i confronted him about him flipping screwdrivers and hammers
These made in america tools overpriced for them cutting every corner possible
But you sure as hell can still have fun with it 😂
@pancakeintake2826 it's true, so many guns are overvalued here
Peak self disarm, almost a Darwin award too.
This man is very dangerous
Pro tip. Get a spinning loop lever, it’s designed just for that
The Rifleman would be so disappointed. Rest in peace Chuck Connors for he knew not what he was doing.
Agreed! Lucas McCain frowns on this.
I got to be honest I did not think I was going to see anyone mention Chuck Connors today.
@@honestdaveme neither
@@RedneckGarage4570 It was a nice surprise.
@@honestdave yes it was
It's enough to make a grown man cry.
You are so right.
No, it's enough to piss off a man who's ever been taught to handle a firearm. That shit he's doing suggests he likes.to.ingest penis on the regular
cheap lesson
And that’s not ok.
I've been searching for a 45-70 at my local shops and no luck for over a year then I see this..... 😢
That coulve been one hell of a misfire wound looking at the chamber
physically impossible lever is open from the time the muzzle leave down range to the time it aim back down range. which mean the action is open and the round is not chambered but simply floating around better chance of the round falling out or getting a stovepipe like loading failure then a detonation
That is Remington owned marlin quality right there
Pretty sure guns are designed to be shot,not to play baseball with.
Wouldn't have broke on our great American soil.
It's about time we played a card out of Russia's deck.
It's true, you could take a completely destroyed rifle throw it on American soil and like magic a redneck will appear to fix it.
You mean Mexican and native great land, America is from Alaska to 🇨🇱 America is a continent
@@joaquincordero2527 The United States of AMERICA, because we were the first country in AMERICA.
@@jaysleezy5464 you are so wrong go to history
This was God saying"no no .... If I wanted you to play with guns you'd be American, go make cheese my son"
As a human being I believe everyone has the right to play with guns, as I believe in natural selection
Without the cheese knife. Probably banned there now. Poor Canadians. Protect yourself with your manners.
@@seabee2653 that's all they got left man lol
@@113charlie7 bruh have you ever seen a hockey puck traveling full speed? Those things are armour piercing
@@elevatedbingus5508yeah it does.
as a master gunsmith, that is no problem to fix, 10 minutes to fix!!
Bro spinning a whole rifle like it’s a mare’s leg
And that kids is the reason we don't do the rifleman trick.
The wood was fucked long before the drop. It didn’t cause the problem it exposed it
He F's around and found out🤔
When you think you’re Chuck Conners, but are actually Gilligan…
that's why the flip rack is a move you only do with short barrel levers, you have to reach out to clear the long barrel, and the lever slips out your grip just like this
I tried it once and now I realize I'm lucky I didn't break it
If ya wanna flip it u need a slightly bigger handle. Otherwise ya just jam ur fingers together awkwardly.......I learned the hard way too, but least I didn't drop it. Just almost broke a few fingers
The fingers would heal, the gun will not
Like in terminator 2, arnold has a special shotgun. But when he tried doing the same flipping-action with a un-modified shotgun he almost broke his hand. If you look closely the handle is way larger in the movie.
The winter glove sized loop
@@jonchase7752 this isn’t true it was integrated by trickshooters for spinning not winter gloves
U got the good ending
This hurt me. I love Marlins.
That grass is intense 😆
that big exhale: "please god don't let me shoot myself in the face for a tiktok"
It seems to be unloaded also this is safer then it might look at first the firearm is only in battery when down rage of the shooter the risk of injury comes from preforming this without proper practice and can result in broken fingers
Damn poor marlin, would never do that to my marlin 30-30 with its beautiful original straight stock atleast
Same. The straight stocks are pretty uncommon they are called Texan models. I have a 336 Texan model in 30-30 -from 1971. Beautiful rifle.
Marlins normally have the curved stock though so it's not that the straight stocks are original just a different older uncommon model.
Infacr the original model 336 a and b from 1948 had curved stocks
@@Mibit911 ohhh ok thats pretty cool
@@Gumbo1 the Texas models are sought after though! They are worth a good bit. My grandad left me his when he died and it has the original scope it came with as alot of them had mounted scopes already, and out to 100 yards it puts holes on top of eachother. Great hunting rifle
That wood grain ain't straight...😂
Marlin stocks always break
Get a replacement stock as soon as you get one.
@@NoIwont no
For that to break and crack like that there must have been a split crack in the wood already
Yep it probably wasn’t his first time dropping it being stupid
Exactly, or a combination of stupidity and grain defects
Yup he prolly drops it all the time
Probably not the first time he dropped it
im sure there was if this is how he treats it and has dropped it more times than he has been able to shoot it, eh?
"When I was a baby,
My mama told me son,
Always be a good boy,
Don't be a dumbass and play with loaded firearms..." or something like that~Johnny Cash
Pretty much right
It’s not loaded
Other than treating the marlin like that, I have one and I’ve had to put 2 stocks on it. That’s a common problem with that model.
That'll buff out...
That’s what you get for playing stupid games. You win stupid prizes.
Ahh yes don't do the thing we all buy a lever action for
Must be one made when Remington owned the company
My tears dropped quicker than my heart 😭
"Weren't using as intended. Not covered"
I put a large loop on my winchester model 94. It really hurts when the barrel smacks your upper arm lol
Yeah I have a scar on my right shoulder from the front sight lol
It broke when it was "THROWN" to the ground!
The "LOOSE NUT THREW IT!"
This is why you should use both hands when cocking a lever action rifle
True, but have you played CULTIC?
The lever action rifle can still be used whilst holding a lighter
@@100purenacl3 try firing a single barrel shotgun and firing it twice like a double barrel while holding five shells in the left hand and two in the right hand without allowing the first shot to fade.
@@shadowwolf9329 I can't, I'm in the UK
@@100purenacl3 that's right in the U.K not even the bobbies use guns but yet the British military can have weapons however the human hands are as deadly as a gun or knife 🗡 I have heard of people beating a person to death with their bare hands there is a saying here in the states sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt that is not true words cut deeper than a knife can and mortality hurt the person and like a bullet words can not be used again until it is melted and reshaped
This is why old marlins are the best.
That's why I don't do stupid stuff with guns
No that’s not why at all. Dropping it didn’t cause the problem it exposed it. Maybe some dry rot or poor quality wood don’t split like that
This I'd a common trick these sorts of guns have been dropped thousands of times your telling me you never even tried it?
There's a Marlin deer hunting rifle it was not meant for you to pretend like you were John Wayne
@bigandlittlefirearms8395 lol why would I buy it then? Lever guns are just cosplay at this point man. For hunting boltguns are faster due to a shorter throw and more accurate due to no bolt flex along with then all coming standard with pic rail,they are more reliable do to being less complex semi-autos are even better in those aspects. Lever guns are just for cosplay man
That’s all it takes to break that stock? Man, makes me appreciate my Winchester 140 even more. That shotgun got beat on by 2 generations before it even touched my hands, my dad switched the wood for a synthetic stock a few years ago but the original wood furniture sits at the top of my closet still in good shape
-"what? 😲😩"
-"🐅"
Momma always says stupid is, as stupid does..
Hope that's not a JM marked rifle...bahahaha...I bet we all see it on gun broker now..
“Only 30 rounds thru it, just want something else I’ve got enough lever actions”
At an absurd price
@@theOneandOnlyhomieG doesn't that blow your hair back..Marlins, and Remington model 7..650$ rifles..selling for 1200$..-2000$...hahaha..I will say from the reviews ruger seems to have done an incredible job on there first batch...there's some hope for the shooting future
Yeah, cause you’re the example of intelligence “bobcat93” 😂
@@popsiclecheese4256 what a great video..quit being a pussy, load up your broken gun and keep trying ..and keep the camera rolling....
Hey guys...wait for it...
That must have been a Remington made Marlin for it to break that easy now go buy a Ruger made Marlin it won't break that easy 😆
Ruger doesn't make that model yet so it was certainly a Remlin
Roger would've done same thing....buy a real one. Winchester
I watched it so many times thinking that he saw the way the bolt and the lever was and assumed it was broken. I was scratching the hell out of my head until I looked at the stock on the 11th replay 😂😂😂😂
I have a 1971 30-30 and I was like "thats fine tho" 🤷♂️ and then I was like "oh shit"
This is what my dad used to always tell me is, if you really don't think you need to do it don't do it... Especially because it's not built for it in the first place. The rifles that people used to do that with on old westerns were stage props, not functioning rifles that people use for actual shooting.
*Arnold Schwarzenegger left the chat*
It was 12 ga in the movie
Only one man can be the Rifleman bro🤣
I’m worried about this Dude hurting himself! Respect firearms man .
The man went full terminator mode with that shotgun
Every fiber of my very being hurts
That's not a toy son. It's a Red Rider for you boy!
💀
You'll shoot your eye out kid!
Cue up the rifleman music 😂😂😂
That's exactly what I would expect, from walnut.
No surprise to anyone who's actually looked at marlin stocks, they use pretty shoddy wood.
💯 Agreed.
My first Marlin 45-70 was cracked along the same area as this fellas... but brand new, right out of the box, & straight from the factory. 😑
No they use high quality walnut. I bet you dont know lick about wood.
@@mattmurphy7030 i bet you know nothing about wood.
@@mattmurphy7030 ok murphy
@@Yettiattack what's wrong with knowing nothing about wood that made you say that 2 times
That's why you don't do dumb shit with firearms, classic case of fuck around and find out
No gun should break from that type of handling
That one must have been made when Remington took over marlin. They said they had stocks cracking left and right until Ruger bought the company and got good quality control.
Time for the GORILLA GLUE..🍷😎👌
This is one of the many reasons you don't play with your firearms
Stupid to play with a rifle like that. This is the weak area in those rifle stocks.
Oh get the fuck over it
@@dill5500 Marlins aren't cheap
Still shouldn't have broken that easily
@@ChadThundersneed ok what’s your point
@@dill5500 You don't fuck around with a gun like that, fuck around and find out. It's like taking an Aston Martin offroading and being surprised when you blow a hole in the transmission.
“FS: lightly used, safe queen… one minor handling mark, no more than 40 rounds shot”😂
You never drop a firearm, its sacrilege.
That Crack was In it before u dropped it lol
Legend says this channel's content will only have videos of how to aim rocks by hand in the near future.
Over My Dead body
This feels like the lever action rifle equivalent of spinning and flipping the cylinder of your revolver.
Have a marlin 30-30. When I bought it, I didn't get through a whole box of ammo before the handguard retaining pin broke. My lever action pumped like a shotgun lol
There's a reason why The Rifleman had a huge loop on his rifle.
Rub dirt on it.
Imagine just letting the gun fall without bothering to try and catch it and wondering why it got destroyed xD
no it's because he's Canadian the guy sensed his politeness and fun fact when you hear WHAT Noooooo! that was actually the gun talking.
It was?
haha
That was such a nothing fall to grab the stock like that. Sorry for your luck buddy
His life flashed before his eyes when that rifle fell
Completely the opposite
"Oh! Yeeeaah!"
Got to upgrade the lever to a big loop. Greatly assists in the full circle travel
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I'm gay
@@Samuel_Davillo congratulations. I’m straight.
@@scoville24 Z 🇷🇺
Marlin went out of business. The gun is not replaceable.
Rifle: *BREAKS*
Lil Jon: “What?!”
That was sad to see watching a gun get broken isn't nice 😢😢
Sad watching a grown man pretend to be terminator / john wayne. Save this for airsoft lmfao
Take one Boyd's custom stocks and call your gunsmith in the morning
Don't forget to take plenty of liquids, Jack Daniel's, Smirnoff, etc.
A little elmers glue, duct tape, and you have your toy back.
Are you kidding me you broke a marlin Rifle
Chuck Conners in action. 🤣
That's what happens when you abuse your equipment.
Firearms are built to be abused. This stock was broken beforehand.
@@PRLOutdoors They are not. I'd hate to see the condition of your guns.
@@ZeddicusTheMage all my firearms are in pristine condition, I used to work in an armory.
@@ZeddicusTheMage But they are. They are specifically designed to withstand hunting or combat. Both which include potential drops, rain, dust, mud, etc. they are designed to handle that with as little maintenance as possible.
The only guns that aren't are competition guns.
Modern walnut and other woods are new growth which is sadly part of the reason why theyre so fragile compared to old growth stocks which still are holding up to this day pretty well
There’s a reason the manual specifically says NOT to do that.
aw that sucks man :(
That's why Canadians shouldn't have guns. What abusive treatment of a fine firearm
@@bobhart6532 yeah every single Canadian is doing this with out guns, shuddup fudd
@@bobhart6532 wtf is ur name fudd
@@bobhart6532 shut it grandpa and drink you’re prune juice
They don’t make them like they used to, even our trees are weak now it’s a damn shame.
This Marlin is definitely a freedom group rifle
That's why I'm glad I have an old Marlin, not one of the new ones. Also it's not suggested to swing load unless you have an exaggerated loop for future reference. The barrels okay length for it, you need 18 or shorter looks like you got a guide version so an 18-in bull barrel. The trapper with the big loop is your best bet though. I have the SBL I can swing load that all day. Now I don't, because it's chambered in 4570 in that cartridge can kill anything that walks this earth and several things that don't anymore. It's a delete anything cartridge.
950 JDJ would like a talk with you
@@justaguy2380 .950 JDJ can have the shoulder mounted artillery niche. I'm content with .45-70, everything from 250 grain hollow points to 687 grain hardcast. All in a firearm that you can actually carry realistically.
@@warmachinegaming-zf2tn I was just talking about the delete anything cartridge part, I hope you have a great day
You don't deserve any gun for that. Gun safety is not a joke
Every time it cracks 5 people have a heart attack
That’s what you get for mishandling something.
I need your clothes your boots and your motorcycle
Acting like the Terminator will only make you terminate your guns and your life in a home invasion
POV : when you don’t even have the right lever loop to be doing that
Funny thing is, bad stuff happens when you treat your weapon inappropriately. Go figure, eh? 😂
canadians if they had guns:
Funny !
Yah mannnn there's no guns in Canada at all mannnn.....we literally don't have any mannnn
When you treat weapons like that you don't deserve them
The new Marlin stuff doesnt use as good as wood as they did back in the day. If it broke from some falls on the soil then it'd break on your while shooting after a bit. Gives you the opportunity to get a really nice stock and count it as an early upgrade lol
Yeah that's not a good idea you should have known better I would never do that to mine
this is why you treat firearms with respect
He may have made that an assault rifle now, under Canadian law
When you think your cool but honestly just can't live up to the hype lol