A Miroku 1892 is a great, classic, work-of-art levergun - I think you did very well with that buy, Jake, - especially since it's in 357Mag. We have a Miroku 1892 in 45LC - and we really like it...Shakey Jake wrote:I was looking for Marlins on gunbroker but they were all either too expensive and/or required cash payment via money order, etc. No guarantee if what you got was worth the money. I have been lucky with buys on gunbroker but didn't want to take a chance on a marlin rifle. Here's a link to what I put on layaway. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/pro ... Magnum+%28
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Side Gate Loading Lever Rifle which one?
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Price has been dropped to $850 on this in my Necka' the woods - tempting!!
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No idea what a good deal looks like on that Marlin...
but looks like the Marlin if sold by itself, they might be asking about $490ish?
Plano gun case 110ish
sling 50ish
scope 200ish
but looks like the Marlin if sold by itself, they might be asking about $490ish?
Plano gun case 110ish
sling 50ish
scope 200ish
UPDATES: OR passes 114, "one of strictest gun control measures in U.S." https://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic. ... 34#p213234
Re: Side Gate Loading Lever Rifle which one?
I think I am holding out for a stainless steel version. But, that one looks nice also.
Actions speak louder than words (Matthew 7:16-20).
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Dare to dream!but looks like the Marlin if sold by itself, they might be asking about $490ish?
Haven't seen a JM Marlin in.357 under $700 for many years now. Personally I am surprised it's still for sale but I suspect a lot of it has a lot to due where the seller is advertising it.