My Marlin 1895 CBA 45-70 18.5 “ barrel 6+1 has the normal size lever and after using a little Ballistol gun oil and using and racking the lever while shooting at the range my knuckles do not get bruised or even slightly hurt at all. In fact my normal size lever is much quicker than this big loop lever. I am not saying like the more sturdy extractor perhaps may not last a little longer but my 2019 Marlin 1895 operates fantastically just as it came from the Remington owned Marlin lever gun manufacturing facility in Illion, N.Y. Remington makes Marlin lever guns with the same quality, function, fit, and finish if not better than JM Marlin ever did!! I believe Ruger has assumed Marlin now. I am so glad I purchased my Marlin 1895 Cowboy Action lever gun when Remington was making them. If I ever had a question Remington was very cordial and always immediately ready and willing to do whatever the customer wanted for free!! Also my sights were center bullseye right out of the box at 50 feet. All you need on a real Marlin lever gun is the semi buckhorn rear, and the regular brass beaded sight up front. With these sights you can easily hit your mark up to 300 yards with pin point accuracy!!
All worthwhile upgrades, but as many have said. You could have done the majority yourself. As for an action job. I cycled my 1895 Guide gun about 1000 times. Its slick as butter now. Very enjoyable video. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
I agree, I’ve owned about 5 Marlins (one JM and 4 Remlins). After watching Tombstone or any Clint Eastwood western; I just lubed the action up and cycled it throughout the entire movie. It’s All Good! Peace Be To Journey!
I agree with both of you my Remington made 1895 lever gun was rather stiff at first but with much use it is very smooth!! People make a mistake sanding and polishing the innards on their Marlin!! Big mistake!! The Golden Rule is always just to use it, use it, use it, and all the beautiful individual parts on your wonderful Remington made Marlin lever gun will marry each other perfectly!! Once you sand, polish, or even grind, parts as some have done they live to regret it because once you have removed to much material you cannot get it back!!
I did most of the work myself, I did buy the trigger, and mine is about 2 and 3/4 now which is amazing, but mine is a 45-70 and an 1895, though I had to grind off tons of burrs, major sharp edges, polished, and ground the over size hammer, polished the ejector will get theirs when mine fails or will get it, and keep it for when it fails, planning on getting other stuff done, but what I guess I wanted to touch on is that gap every one complains about, that gap is required or you will crack your stock the gap is meant to prevent the receiver from slamming into the wood, which the wood can handle for a while, but if it hits that edge all the time it will crack. a slight gap is life, without it you might as well plan to buy stocks constantly those edges are not very thick. It was news to me too, so don't feel to bad, as long as the fore end is fitted, and your bolt is fitted your good. I need to get a few more things done planning in the future to get their 457 conversion. Though seeing yours gives me confidence they know what they are doing. So thanks for the info it was great to hear, and knowing the ejector is good I might get one sooner than later.
Might want to keep in mind that this was over 6 years ago. Much has changed at Marlin since then. The trigger slop? Put your finger on the trigger and it goes away. A squeeze later it goes "bang." Always been there and never been a problem. Henry's? Tell me how easy it is to top off while on the run.
Well.. no one's getting an answer as to approx cost of some of their mods but what I'd like to comment on is the nice wood on this gun. Really, really nice especially if this is one of the newer models that some are complaining about. As nice as anyone Marlin or Winchester I've seen.
I recently picked up a new Marlin 1894 in 357. Ten years ago the Remlins were not very good quality exactly like you mention in the video. I bought a 2010 model 336SS that was terrible. However now in 2020 I have been a lot more pleased with this newer Marlin. The wood fit and finish is much better than in 2010. I like the large loop lever. I just don't know why the large loops are so much more expensive for the Marlins than the Henry's. Over twice the price!
I just checked my Marlin 1895 for trigger slop after hearing you mention it on this vid. Sure enough, slop. I don't notice when I shoot it though. It is a good light pull, kinda surprises me when it fires. I shot a standing 3 inch group of five at 50 yards today after practicing ten shots and getting the aim point. My only point, sloppy triggers yes, but my Marlin shoots fine without any fine tuning needed.
i have heard they do good work, but I have also heard they have terrible customer service. living here in anchorage i should prolly go in there sometime. glad to see you got a good expirience.
how smooth is that guns action and loading gate? im wanting to get one once Remington gets all the kinks worked out on them. was wondering what ur thoughts of the gun were
oops ...minus shipping I am guessing that modification package is about $350.00. Everything in that package can be done Urself if one is inclined. Nothing wrong w spending money to have a shop do it, just sayin.
Just curious if they did anything about the loading gate. On mine the loading gate spring is so heavy it really makes your fingers sore to load 10 shells in it. While a lot of improvements could be made, I love that little Marlin. I like the looks of yours.
i do have a question, your rifle seems to have a ghost sight/rail combo. ive searched for ghost sights for my older 336 30-30 but i only get the ones that wont allow for the full receiver rail top. is that also from wild west, or is that something you bought yourself?
I just bought a 336 and it doesn't have any of those issues, the trigger breakes like glass but it does have that anoying wiggle. For a brush gun though, it really doesn't matter.
I have a Remington made 1984 cs 38/357 and lumber is great !!!! But action was so bad !! Replaced trigger with wild west happy trigger and polished all internals after watching you tube video along with wild west big loop lever ##**^^# bingo just a touch over 3lb trigger pull and smooth as butter o yah also put a really nice Skinner rear peep and front fiber optics front sight to help my old eyes may not be a Jm but damn nice.
+Brian Belwood I purchased a JM:REM transition 1984 .357 NIB (they were impossible to find) ser# 91xxxxxx. Why not a used pre-REM? I didn't want the Microgroove. The wood and bluing were fine, but the internals were horrible. I installed the Wild West trigger, huge improvement. But, I had to completely disassemble and using a jewelers file and loupe take metal off to remove all the tool marks, finishing with a ceramic stone and superfine grit paper. I also had a Dremel with polishing felt and compound. The difference in the action was like night and day and it cycles fine. I added the Wilson FP sights (uncalibrated clicks for elevation/windage) and the Fire Sight up front. The only other change I would make is adding the loop lever as I have very large hands. My barrel is now stamped with both JM and REM (the gun went in for inspection to Ilion and they added the REM stamp and stole my original box) . . . there was some really bad blood created between Remington and Marlin . . . it was a terrible transition from Hartford to Ilion, that is for sure. I heard the old tooling is worn out and the CNC milling transition created the shortage. CZ had the same problems in Quality Control in transitioning to CNC with the Dan Wesson revolvers.
I had a Marlin 1894C in .357 mag made by Marlin before they became junk, wish I'd kept it. Now I'm shopping for a used one as I've seen just too much of the Remlins.
Wow.. im pretty disappointed. This comment section is more toxic than a buzzfeed videos.. yall really should be ashamed. honestly are we not grown ass men? He sent it away because he wanted it to be worked on BY A PROFESSIONAL. Last time i checked it wasnt your fucking money so why is it your concern.. he made modifications to the gun to make an already good gun great and above all BECAUSE HE WANTED TO! Grow up people.
I wanted to do this to my Marlin 336 except the larger loop. I wanted the the wild west Alaskan trigger to take the play out. Sadly in Canada no one does that let alone will send the part here. (the trigger part) it's a joke. ugh! thanks for the video!
Years ago, I got a pre-64 Winchester 94, and the lever was so sharp, it cut the skin on the back side of my fingers. I have a 2003 94 AE, and it does not cut my fingers. Nice gun, and I much prefer it to the older one.
-i wanted to ask you what year your rifle was made--and if you know how the Quality of Marlins are since being baught out by Remington--i hear they are crap --and from what you said in your video -- sounds like you were not happy at all with the Quality of your Marlin- and had it tweeked--the mods you had done seem great -and i realy like the new bigger loop-just seems like alot of extra money spent , that you shouldn't have had to spend--Marlins used to be known as fine guns--any other problems
I agree although if you have no experience, It can be intimidating. All these mods were simply unscrewing crap. I have heard the XS rail may need a little filing to match holes but everything else is a little time polishing and a plug and play.
Toying with getting a Marlin 1894 and topping it with an XS sight rail like yours, is the rear ghost sight any good and what kind of adjustment does it have? Any info would a great help in deciding. Cheers
i own the same model never had any problems at all value not gonna go up with the mods but as long as the owners happy thats why he modified it 2suit him rite ha nice rifle tho
You guys have had a lot of Marlin trouble lately. I only own older Marlins, so I hope that does not mean the quality of Marlins have gone down that much.
Would seem you sent out your gun for 3 weeks, no doubt paying a significant price for the smithing service. Only to have them do something you could have very easy done at home in a weekend. To each is own I guess. I work for a living though. I wont pay a company to do something, I am more than capable of doing myself. Why line someone elses pockets when you can keep your own pockets lined?
why ? after getting it cleaned up its perfect, it still costs less after rework, than it would with inflation at the same rate that Marlin would have to have marked up to.
I should have sent my gun to Alaska! I used the Vegas store. Bad choice! It came back to me 8 + weeks later, no better than it was when I gave it to them! Their excuse evolved around their gun smiths being deployed overseas! I called, emailed sent a personal letter. No response! $400+ down the toilet. It appear to have been worked on with a Dremel tool!
D.C. Gunsmith. My information tells me that the Marlin company was bought out lock, stock and barel by Remington a while ago. The newer Marlins are made by Remington now under the Marlin Name. They are now being called "REMLINS". They are in no case as well made as the Good Old Marlin Company's Production. Thje Remington made Marlins are nothing but trouble! If you buy a Marlin buy a pre-08 or ealyer model. Preferably with the JM mark on the barel near the receiver. Those in good condition will last you a lifetime!!!!
I have always had marlins they had some bad issues when they first moved but i have 2 newer ones and i will tell you right now they are both more accurate than my older ones were jm 44 and new one hands down new one out shot old w 2 diff loads and 1895 was lights out great shooter.i upgraded to 1895 custom shop worth every penny i paid for it one big hole
Goodness, sounds like you hated everything about the gun!!! Don't understand throwing that much money at something you hated, unless you picked up the rifle used at a steal of a price.
Damn. What an expensive way to get something done that you could have done yourself in an hour. All I can say is your knuckles must be very sensitive. And that pic rail...ugly. Looks like Chick Connor went tactiCOOL
Love how he shows the trigger flop that’s been fixed with some trigger flop. Makes sense. The original marlin 2 piece is under spring tension as well
I just picked up an 1895sbl last week. Absolutely love the gun. Was happy to see remington doing better about the issues they had.
My Marlin 1895 CBA 45-70 18.5 “ barrel 6+1 has the normal size lever and after using a little Ballistol gun oil and using and racking the lever while shooting at the range my knuckles do not get bruised or even slightly hurt at all. In fact my normal size lever is much quicker than this big loop lever. I am not saying like the more sturdy extractor perhaps may not last a little longer but my 2019 Marlin 1895 operates fantastically just as it came from the Remington owned Marlin lever gun manufacturing facility in Illion, N.Y. Remington makes Marlin lever guns with the same quality, function, fit, and finish if not better than JM Marlin ever did!! I believe Ruger has assumed Marlin now. I am so glad I purchased my Marlin 1895 Cowboy Action lever gun when Remington was making them. If I ever had a question Remington was very cordial and always immediately ready and willing to do whatever the customer wanted for free!! Also my sights were center bullseye right out of the box at 50 feet. All you need on a real Marlin lever gun is the semi buckhorn rear, and the regular brass beaded sight up front. With these sights you can easily hit your mark up to 300 yards with pin point accuracy!!
All worthwhile upgrades, but as many have said. You could have done the majority yourself. As for an action job. I cycled my 1895 Guide gun about 1000 times. Its slick as butter now.
Very enjoyable video. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
I agree, I’ve owned about 5 Marlins (one JM and 4 Remlins). After watching Tombstone or any Clint Eastwood western; I just lubed the action up and cycled it throughout the entire movie. It’s All Good! Peace Be To Journey!
I agree with both of you my Remington made 1895 lever gun was rather stiff at first but with much use it is very smooth!! People make a mistake sanding and polishing the innards on their Marlin!! Big mistake!! The Golden Rule is always just to use it, use it, use it, and all the beautiful individual parts on your wonderful Remington made Marlin lever gun will marry each other perfectly!! Once you sand, polish, or even grind, parts as some have done they live to regret it because once you have removed to much material you cannot get it back!!
I did most of the work myself, I did buy the trigger, and mine is about 2 and 3/4 now which is amazing, but mine is a 45-70 and an 1895, though I had to grind off tons of burrs, major sharp edges, polished, and ground the over size hammer, polished the ejector will get theirs when mine fails or will get it, and keep it for when it fails, planning on getting other stuff done, but what I guess I wanted to touch on is that gap every one complains about, that gap is required or you will crack your stock the gap is meant to prevent the receiver from slamming into the wood, which the wood can handle for a while, but if it hits that edge all the time it will crack. a slight gap is life, without it you might as well plan to buy stocks constantly those edges are not very thick. It was news to me too, so don't feel to bad, as long as the fore end is fitted, and your bolt is fitted your good. I need to get a few more things done planning in the future to get their 457 conversion. Though seeing yours gives me confidence they know what they are doing. So thanks for the info it was great to hear, and knowing the ejector is good I might get one sooner than later.
Looks good. I think I’ll see about sending in my 336y. I’ve got a bit of a mobility issue and that lever looks like it can really help.
That's awesome. I did the ejector and trigger on mine, but I like the idea of polishing up the insides a little.
Cycle that action 100 times a day for about 1-2 weeks. Action will be amazingly smooth.
Might want to keep in mind that this was over 6 years ago. Much has changed at Marlin since then. The trigger slop? Put your finger on the trigger and it goes away. A squeeze later it goes "bang." Always been there and never been a problem. Henry's? Tell me how easy it is to top off while on the run.
Well.. no one's getting an answer as to approx cost of some of their mods but what I'd like to comment on is the nice wood on this gun. Really, really nice especially if this is one of the newer models that some are complaining about. As nice as anyone Marlin or Winchester I've seen.
Sounds like all work that you could've done yourself.
I recently picked up a new Marlin 1894 in 357. Ten years ago the Remlins were not very good quality exactly like you mention in the video. I bought a 2010 model 336SS that was terrible. However now in 2020 I have been a lot more pleased with this newer Marlin. The wood fit and finish is much better than in 2010. I like the large loop lever. I just don't know why the large loops are so much more expensive for the Marlins than the Henry's. Over twice the price!
Thank you!
You got a "Remlin". I like their show. Good gunsmiths, you made a great choice sending it to them instead of Marlin.
"trigger pulling nightmare", You got to be kidding me. Hope you never get into a real nightmare situation.
They do good work. Thanks for sharing that.
I’ve been to Wild West guns in Alaska, I wouldn’t give them the sweat off my ass.
If your in Alaska in the winter ...you wont have any sweat on your ass.
thanks for the info about wild west guns I may need them in the futrure
I just checked my Marlin 1895 for trigger slop after hearing you mention it on this vid. Sure enough, slop. I don't notice when I shoot it though. It is a good light pull, kinda surprises me when it fires. I shot a standing 3 inch group of five at 50 yards today after practicing ten shots and getting the aim point. My only point, sloppy triggers yes, but my Marlin shoots fine without any fine tuning needed.
i have heard they do good work, but I have also heard they have terrible customer service. living here in anchorage i should prolly go in there sometime. glad to see you got a good expirience.
how smooth is that guns action and loading gate? im wanting to get one once Remington gets all the kinks worked out on them. was wondering what ur thoughts of the gun were
oops ...minus shipping I am guessing that modification package is about $350.00. Everything in that package can be done Urself if one is inclined. Nothing wrong w spending money to have a shop do it, just sayin.
Just curious if they did anything about the loading gate. On mine the loading gate spring is so heavy it really makes your fingers sore to load 10 shells in it. While a lot of improvements could be made, I love that little Marlin. I like the looks of yours.
How much did all this cost?
Awsome gun, i like everything but the rail on top.
i do have a question, your rifle seems to have a ghost sight/rail combo. ive searched for ghost sights for my older 336 30-30 but i only get the ones that wont allow for the full receiver rail top. is that also from wild west, or is that something you bought yourself?
I just bought a 336 and it doesn't have any of those issues, the trigger breakes like glass but it does have that anoying wiggle. For a brush gun though, it really doesn't matter.
The 1894 should have come with that medium loop as standard.
just wondering what made you go with wild west guns of alaska?
What is the name of the modification package you got from Wild West Guns?
Who makes the rear peep sight shown in your video? Is that a Skinner setup? Appreciate your video.
It is an xs lever rail with built in xs peep sight. I have it on my Marlin and it is amazing!
At 1:27 you state that the big loop lever turned your1894 Marlin into a pump shotgun. Is it now a .410 bore?
I spent 7 years in homer and never shot, now Im in VA and that's all I do..how much did it cost you to mod your rifle out?
Sorry for the dumb question earlier I thought you were talking about a gunbroker gun?
you need a beartooth mercantile safety fix. The cross bolt always gets bumped in field.
Can I ask you a ball park figure on how much Wild West charges for all this work?
What was the cost for all the repairs / upgrades?
Nice. May be sending mine to AK.
I have a Remington made 1984 cs 38/357 and lumber is great !!!! But action was so bad !! Replaced trigger with wild west happy trigger and polished all internals after watching you tube video along with wild west big loop lever ##**^^# bingo just a touch over 3lb trigger pull and smooth as butter o yah also put a really nice Skinner rear peep and front fiber optics front sight to help my old eyes may not be a Jm but damn nice.
+Brian Belwood I purchased a JM:REM transition 1984 .357 NIB (they were impossible to find) ser# 91xxxxxx. Why not a used pre-REM? I didn't want the Microgroove. The wood and bluing were fine, but the internals were horrible. I installed the Wild West trigger, huge improvement. But, I had to completely disassemble and using a jewelers file and loupe take metal off to remove all the tool marks, finishing with a ceramic stone and superfine grit paper. I also had a Dremel with polishing felt and compound. The difference in the action was like night and day and it cycles fine. I added the Wilson FP sights (uncalibrated clicks for elevation/windage) and the Fire Sight up front. The only other change I would make is adding the loop lever as I have very large hands. My barrel is now stamped with both JM and REM (the gun went in for inspection to Ilion and they added the REM stamp and stole my original box) . . . there was some really bad blood created between Remington and Marlin . . . it was a terrible transition from Hartford to Ilion, that is for sure. I heard the old tooling is worn out and the CNC milling transition created the shortage. CZ had the same problems in Quality Control in transitioning to CNC with the Dan Wesson revolvers.
Lumber?? I don't think they made any 1984 lever actions either.
what "package" did you get from them?
I had a Marlin 1894C in .357 mag made by Marlin before they became junk, wish I'd kept it. Now I'm shopping for a used one as I've seen just too much of the Remlins.
Got my lever in and it definately required fitting, not minor either.
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Beautiful gun man. How much for the upgrades?
they did some nice work, Happy 4 to you and your from the Iraq
Wow.. im pretty disappointed. This comment section is more toxic than a buzzfeed videos.. yall really should be ashamed. honestly are we not grown ass men? He sent it away because he wanted it to be worked on BY A PROFESSIONAL. Last time i checked it wasnt your fucking money so why is it your concern.. he made modifications to the gun to make an already good gun great and above all BECAUSE HE WANTED TO! Grow up people.
what rail do you have. the video moves fast when trying to read -- is that a 419 aftermarket rail?
you guys use your guns to hunt? or ist it all for show?
damn...I cannot find one of these anywhere...
I wanted to do this to my Marlin 336 except the larger loop. I wanted the the wild west Alaskan trigger to take the play out. Sadly in Canada no one does that let alone will send the part here. (the trigger part) it's a joke. ugh! thanks for the video!
Where are you in Canada? Look up Rusty Wood in BC.
Thanks for the tip. It's appreciated & will look it up. Cheers! :)
***** I actually did look up Rusty's.
Years ago, I got a pre-64 Winchester 94, and the lever was so sharp, it cut the skin on the back side of my fingers. I have a 2003 94 AE, and it does not cut my fingers. Nice gun, and I much prefer it to the older one.
-i wanted to ask you what year your rifle was made--and if you know how the Quality of Marlins are since being baught out by Remington--i hear they are crap --and from what you said in your video -- sounds like you were not happy at all with the Quality of your Marlin- and had it tweeked--the mods you had done seem great -and i realy like the new bigger loop-just seems like alot of extra money spent , that you shouldn't have had to spend--Marlins used to be known as fine guns--any other problems
whered you get that picatinny? (i have a 1894c too)
Skinner sights makes a rail sight rig like that
what kind of rail is that ?are you putting a scope on it ?
Yes, I noticed that also, liked the slim design.
How much was the labor?
these are all the reasons i went with the HENRY
Spank of Choice Z You kidding that why went with the 336 Marlin
I hope I dont have bad dreams about mine because I did my own trigger and action work
Gosh man if the internals are that bad wonder what the chamber and barrel are like.......
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why pay someone to do that work when you can just buy the parts and do it yourself
I agree although if you have no experience, It can be intimidating. All these mods were simply unscrewing crap. I have heard the XS rail may need a little filing to match holes but everything else is a little time polishing and a plug and play.
Not gonna lie, even with the proper screwdriver set, I damn near stripped the screws trying to put on XS sights.
The bolt to receiver fit isn't so good. I am assuming this is the Remlin.
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lol, you sound like cutlerylover :o
I don't think he sounds like cultlerylover at all
dont insult him like that..
He's just trying to imitate CL. Probably shaved his head too.
+simezra Reminds me of CL too. Not an insult - Cutlery Lover is outstanding.
Um,he sounds nothing like him.
Toying with getting a Marlin 1894 and topping it with an XS sight rail like yours, is the rear ghost sight any good and what kind of adjustment does it have? Any info would a great help in deciding. Cheers
elevation and windage adgustments
how much for mods?
That's an XS Sights rail.
i own the same model never had any problems at all value not gonna go up with the mods but as long as the owners happy thats why he modified it 2suit him rite ha nice rifle tho
You guys have had a lot of Marlin trouble lately. I only own older Marlins, so I hope that does not mean the quality of Marlins have gone down that much.
None of the Henry's are side load. Top tube load only, but everyone has their own preferences
Henry has side loading gate lever action rifles now. They also have the removable tube follower setup so the best on both on the same gun
so how much total door to door ?
i'll guess the mods minusc
Would seem you sent out your gun for 3 weeks, no doubt paying a significant price for the smithing service. Only to have them do something you could have very easy done at home in a weekend. To each is own I guess. I work for a living though. I wont pay a company to do something, I am more than capable of doing myself. Why line someone elses pockets when you can keep your own pockets lined?
If you hated this gun so much why did you buy it?
You have to start somewhere!
Why does everyone have a safety and mine does not?
Yours is older. Mine is a 1974 Glenfield Marlin and has no safety also.
That hammer thing should be safety enough on any levergun.
And that is why I chose a Henry over a marlin.
My 336 .35Rem has very similar problems. Trigger flop, serious gaps on the buttstock, etc. Remington is destroying the Marlin name.
why ? after getting it cleaned up its perfect, it still costs less after rework, than it would with inflation at the same rate that Marlin would have to have marked up to.
I'll keep my Winchester and Henry leverguns.
I should have sent my gun to Alaska! I used the Vegas store. Bad choice! It came back to me 8 + weeks later, no better than it was when I gave it to them! Their excuse evolved around their gun smiths being deployed overseas! I called, emailed sent a personal letter. No response! $400+ down the toilet. It appear to have been worked on with a Dremel tool!
Very obvious, you don't have a clue.
Nooooo dry fire!!!!
Why not
That gunsmith is gonna laugh at u wen u take it to "fix" the stock, cause there's nothing wrong with it lol
D.C. Gunsmith. My information tells me that the Marlin company was bought out lock, stock and barel by Remington a while ago. The newer Marlins are made by Remington now under the Marlin Name. They are now being called "REMLINS". They are in no case as well made as the Good Old Marlin Company's Production. Thje Remington made Marlins are nothing but trouble! If you buy a Marlin buy a pre-08 or ealyer model. Preferably with the JM mark on the barel near the receiver. Those in good condition will last you a lifetime!!!!
I have always had marlins they had some bad issues when they first moved but i have 2 newer ones and i will tell you right now they are both more accurate than my older ones were jm 44 and new one hands down new one out shot old w 2 diff loads and 1895 was lights out great shooter.i upgraded to 1895 custom shop worth every penny i paid for it one big hole
Goodness, sounds like you hated everything about the gun!!! Don't understand throwing that much money at something you hated, unless you picked up the rifle used at a steal of a price.
Damn. What an expensive way to get something done that you could have done yourself in an hour. All I can say is your knuckles must be very sensitive. And that pic rail...ugly. Looks like Chick Connor went tactiCOOL
Dude get a mic. your sound quality sucks. Other than that good video.
I don't believe this stuff ,no wonder the world thinks we're nutz
Shoulda bought a Henry, lol
I really don't like most of these modifications. It turns a good rifle into a stupid thing that can't be used correctly.
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