I hear the thing about non-venomous snakes compared to water moccasins is that water moccasins are more shy from humans than the non-venomous snakes so typically when you're in a pond the non-venomous snakes go towards you and the venomous snakes they try to get away from you
I bought a Marlin 357 because of exactly the things you're saying here. It's extremely versatile and just about anyone can use it. It's a perfect teaching tool for new shooters and I've never known anyone who didn't have fun running a lever gun. Like driving a manual transmission, you feel directly connected to the machine in a way automatics just can't replicate.
I love how compact this gun is even at 16" but still performs at the rounds maximum barrel velocity. .357 in 16" is perfect IMO. You can get more rounds with longer barrels but the power and velocity is too deminishing.
Great build of a real fun gun! Glad to see a legacy being being created right before our eyes! Your son is being invited to participate in an epic story which is being written by you and his his grandfather - he has no idea how fortunate and rare this is nowadays. Good job men! Ps Highly recommend you two read some of the writings by an author named John Eldredge - his works on the masculine journey are unparalleled.
I have done almost the same build. I put a Silencerco ASR mini muzzle brake with use of my omega 9k. Shoot 38spl and all I can is its the quitest shooting gun I have ever used.
Very cool guys! Im warming up to the red dot idea. Have a Jm Gs 45-70 guide gun. Came with scope rail and lock tight on there without a scope. So I have been running just the buckhorn and bead. IT's at 7 pounds and I have been resisting optics to keep the weight down for handling. If I went to the red dot think I could keep a decent check weld on it . Use is primarily deer hunting -dawn and dusk in Ohio woods. Or would I be better off with a low power illuminated scope? Thanks
Thanks!! It's tough to say. I love the quick & handy nature of the red dot, but for hunting I use a low power scope to assure the most precision possible in low light.
This build series is what motivated me to pick up an 1894cst. I've done everything you've done but the mid west industry rail. Im still on the fence about that. Probably gonna go with a holosun red dot too. If you ever get a suppressor for it, I Highly recommend the dead air wolfman. It's hollywood quiet in both long and short configuration.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know, really appreciate it. I like the rail because I can add things like the HopticUSA quiver and/or a light easily. I'll definitely check into those suppressors, thanks!
LOL... Watched the whole video waiting for you to attach that sling to the rifle and figure out why you mounted it to the RIGHT side of the right... Oh well maybe when your next awesome video comes out it'll be on that. Thanks on
Hey so the base of the Riton Tactix PRD is notched like an iron sight... are you guys able to co-witness it with your front blade sight to use as backup should the dot die?
Hi. Would be the Ruger Scout an option for you? Short 308 rifle with 10 round magazine and verry nice iron sights. With a little training you can become verry fast with a bolt action rifle. Best wishes.
Hello great Marlin rifle and vid! I have a quick question I might be buying this one soon in .357 Ideal for a Black Tail Deer gun and for Hogs and out to what yardage? Also best hunting ammo for it? Thanks!!
Howdy! Thanks! I’m not sure on ideal yardage for them as I haven’t hunted with it myself, yet. I really like the 158gr hollow-points from Underwood Ammo.
@@buildhuntxplore Hey, saw you responded was waiting to get my Marlin 1894Cst.. It is amazing was made in '19 and its shooting great and smooth! Thanks on that Im in CA so needed Lead Free I went w/ Underwoods 140 Gr Xtreme Penetrator and Buffalo Bore 120 Gr Hallow Points, some hot rounds! I pared it w/ a S&W 66-8 4.25" Cheers!
@@thirdeyespirit7530 hey was curious, have you used your rifle yet for hog/deer hunting and if so how did it perform? I have a Marlin csbl in 357, I'm using the federal power shok and Underwood hard cast both in 180gr, both hit close to POA but have taken a deer yet with either, even though I have been hunting a few times with it and have had a couple opportunities to take a deer.
@@richardguajardo2393 hello, glad you got a Marlin now they are under Remington. Not on Hogs, for Black Tail it's great even w/ lighter hunting loads. The ones you have and that weight should do it even on White Tail. Hogs w/ a good shot placement. I got myself a Marlin 3030 for em tho, will try w/ a legit .357 hunting load on em too I hope.
@@thirdeyespirit7530 hey thanks for the quick response. I'm very happy with my Marlin in 357, I even have a Marlin 336 30-30 in stainless steel. Which are both made by Remington, I shot my biggest buck this past season with the 30-30, That shot was taken at a little over 85yrds. I was trying to use the 357 at my buddies place where the shots don't exceed about 45yrds or so but haven't taken a deer with it yet, can't wait till next year when I can hopefully be able to take one with it and see how the 180gr ammo perform.
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1894 CST is my favorite formate for tacticool lever guns.
Love the levers
Awesome build and video, the series is great! Thanks for making it
I hear the thing about non-venomous snakes compared to water moccasins is that water moccasins are more shy from humans than the non-venomous snakes so typically when you're in a pond the non-venomous snakes go towards you and the venomous snakes they try to get away from you
I bought a Marlin 357 because of exactly the things you're saying here. It's extremely versatile and just about anyone can use it. It's a perfect teaching tool for new shooters and I've never known anyone who didn't have fun running a lever gun. Like driving a manual transmission, you feel directly connected to the machine in a way automatics just can't replicate.
That's awesome! So true, it really is a ton of fun and great for anyone. Thanks for watching!
Another great video. I've been waiting three weeks for my 30-30 to arrive so these videos have been getting me through.
Thanks! Glad they help you out. You're going to love that 30-30!
I put a bravo company verticle grip on my 30-30 with the m-lok. Love it for shooting. Easy on easy off
Nice, I've been torn on a grip on the front. I like using the HopticUSA quiver as a pinky rest and it seems to work fine so far. Thanks for watching!
I love how compact this gun is even at 16" but still performs at the rounds maximum barrel velocity. .357 in 16" is perfect IMO. You can get more rounds with longer barrels but the power and velocity is too deminishing.
Great build of a real fun gun! Glad to see a legacy being being created right before our eyes! Your son is being invited to participate in an epic story which is being written by you and his his grandfather - he has no idea how fortunate and rare this is nowadays. Good job men!
Ps Highly recommend you two read some of the writings by an author named John Eldredge - his works on the masculine journey are unparalleled.
Thanks so much!! We'll check into it. Thanks for watching!
That is a very handsome system you’ve built there.
Thanks!!
I love that gun!!!
I have done almost the same build. I put a Silencerco ASR mini muzzle brake with use of my omega 9k. Shoot 38spl and all I can is its the quitest shooting gun I have ever used.
Awesome! I haven't found anything quieter. It's so much fun, haha. Thanks for watching!
Very cool guys! Im warming up to the red dot idea. Have a Jm Gs 45-70 guide gun. Came with scope rail and lock tight on there without a scope. So I have been running just the buckhorn and bead. IT's at 7 pounds and I have been resisting optics to keep the weight down for handling.
If I went to the red dot think I could keep a decent check weld on it . Use is primarily deer hunting -dawn and dusk in Ohio woods. Or would I be better off with a low power illuminated scope?
Thanks
Thanks!! It's tough to say. I love the quick & handy nature of the red dot, but for hunting I use a low power scope to assure the most precision possible in low light.
Thats a beautiful rifle
Thank you!
This build series is what motivated me to pick up an 1894cst. I've done everything you've done but the mid west industry rail. Im still on the fence about that. Probably gonna go with a holosun red dot too.
If you ever get a suppressor for it, I Highly recommend the dead air wolfman. It's hollywood quiet in both long and short configuration.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know, really appreciate it. I like the rail because I can add things like the HopticUSA quiver and/or a light easily. I'll definitely check into those suppressors, thanks!
Water moccasins?? HEY MAW, THE DANG SHOES ARE BACK! GRAB THE LEVER GUN!!
LOL They are the worst when you have had sweaty feet in them! Thanks for watching! lol
That is a sweet little gun
Thanks! I'm loving it.
LOL... Watched the whole video waiting for you to attach that sling to the rifle and figure out why you mounted it to the RIGHT side of the right...
Oh well maybe when your next awesome video comes out it'll be on that.
Thanks on
@donald It’s coming! Lol. So much to do and so little time right now
When you're shooting 357 rd from the Marlin CST, suppress do you have problems with baffle strikes???
Who makes the red dot and the cartridge holder on side of handguard
Hey so the base of the Riton Tactix PRD is notched like an iron sight... are you guys able to co-witness it with your front blade sight to use as backup should the dot die?
Bery impressive little rifle. FYI sarco now has surplus Israeli ammo pouches that hold 12 rounds of 357 dirt cheap.
Thanks! I'll check into those for sure.
Really like that. Good build. What's the total cost. I'll probably go to your web sight but that would have been to have in here.
Thanks! With the rifle, about $1,700 I think
Finally!
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lol always fun to shoot!!
What red dot did you end up using? It wasn't mentioned in the video. Keep up the great content!
Sorry, it's the Riton X3 Tactix PRD. Thanks for watching!
Could you please let us know what the weight is with the tubed loaded and with ammo in the quiver?
I'll do that when I can get to an accurate scale. Thanks for watching!
What’s the name of the the hand guard ammo holder !?!? Very cool
Howdy! It's the HopticUSA Longbow Quiver. Working on a video about them now. Rock solid setup!
Thanks man. Appreciate it. AR15 is not an option for us. This is the best we can have.
Welcome! Yeah, for those of you that don't have the AR as an option, this is a GREAT alternative.
Hi. Would be the Ruger Scout an option for you? Short 308 rifle with 10 round magazine and verry nice iron sights. With a little training you can become verry fast with a bolt action rifle.
Best wishes.
Hello great Marlin rifle and vid! I have a quick question I might be buying this one soon in .357 Ideal for a Black Tail Deer gun and for Hogs and out to what yardage? Also best hunting ammo for it? Thanks!!
Howdy! Thanks! I’m not sure on ideal yardage for them as I haven’t hunted with it myself, yet. I really like the 158gr hollow-points from Underwood Ammo.
@@buildhuntxplore Hey, saw you responded was waiting to get my Marlin 1894Cst.. It is amazing was made in '19 and its shooting great and smooth! Thanks on that Im in CA so needed Lead Free I went w/ Underwoods 140 Gr Xtreme Penetrator and Buffalo Bore 120 Gr Hallow Points, some hot rounds! I pared it w/ a S&W 66-8 4.25" Cheers!
@@thirdeyespirit7530 hey was curious, have you used your rifle yet for hog/deer hunting and if so how did it perform? I have a Marlin csbl in 357, I'm using the federal power shok and Underwood hard cast both in 180gr, both hit close to POA but have taken a deer yet with either, even though I have been hunting a few times with it and have had a couple opportunities to take a deer.
@@richardguajardo2393 hello, glad you got a Marlin now they are under Remington. Not on Hogs, for Black Tail it's great even w/ lighter hunting loads. The ones you have and that weight should do it even on White Tail. Hogs w/ a good shot placement. I got myself a Marlin 3030 for em tho, will try w/ a legit .357 hunting load on em too I hope.
@@thirdeyespirit7530 hey thanks for the quick response. I'm very happy with my Marlin in 357, I even have a Marlin 336 30-30 in stainless steel. Which are both made by Remington, I shot my biggest buck this past season with the 30-30, That shot was taken at a little over 85yrds. I was trying to use the 357 at my buddies place where the shots don't exceed about 45yrds or so but haven't taken a deer with it yet, can't wait till next year when I can hopefully be able to take one with it and see how the 180gr ammo perform.
Is a 1895 chamber in 44 magnum any good?
I have heard great things about the .44 mag lever guns, I definitely want one. And it's actually still the 1894 model
Do you know if Marlin discontinued this 1894 CST model!?! Hope not!
No they didn't, just being bought by Ruger put things on hold for a while
Hey I started shooting when I was 4
Awesome! I look forward to teaching my son to shoot. He's only 9 months old so I've got a little while, haha.
You asked me it's your rifle and if it gets the job done then you did a good thing
Thanks!
The reason I keep these lever guns it is easy keep pistol same caliber. I won’t convert any of mine. Might take a pawn shop fine and make these mods
They really are great little carbines!
Is that a sbr?
Nope, it's 16.5"
Hi, can you give a price estimate it costed you? I'm very interested in building one for myself here in France...
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I think it's around $1,800 - $2,000, including the rifle. You'll love it!!
Would you share your build cost?
Including the rifle, I think it's around $1,800. It's one of my absolute favorite rifles and I'd do it all over if I had to. So much fun to shoot.
That thing is itching for a suppressir
Yes it is! Haha
Don't shoot your eye out kid.
LOL NO! Can't have that. And I still watch that movie every Christmas! Thanks for watching!
Give one of these away for your 10k? 😄
🤣 man that would be awesome! Who knows, maybe a miracle will happen 👍
Love the rifle. But...come on, 99% of the time animals will leave you alone, calm down.
Thanks! Lol, most of the time they will, but I'm ready for that 1% ;)