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Just like to see if any of you think the same about this Christmas "Wish."

I would like to see a Henry lever action all steel in .35 Remington.

There is a .35 Remington listed in brass frame, but I would prefer the all steel rifle....or even an all weather rifle in .35 Remington.

I would buy one, if they come out with it.

( I sent my suggestion to Henry)

Anyone else like the .35 Remington?

I do, and have 3, 2 Marlins and a Savage pump. Like you in the fact that I dislike the only version they offer. And do away with that carved up ugly stock.
A steel version or even one with case colored receiver.

RP

I love the 35 Remington cartridge. I only have one left here now. Marlin 1960 Sporting Carbine. I prefer pistol grip stocks on my lever rifles. I would like to see Henry build a 35 with case colored receiver and case colored forearm cap in a pistol grip model. I would be in line to buy one.

I'd like Henry to build your rifle too. I not crazy about brass.....Makes the rifle too darn heavy. My 35 is Marlin 336ss LTD. It's a great deer donker.

I will have to be satisfied with my 336 SC until Henry possibly making one more to my liking. This older Marlin made in 1960 is well built and has not been used very much. I should get it out and shoot after the deer hunters are all done hunting for the season. Muzzle loader season is in for a week or so yet where my shooting range is located. Don't like to shoot there while guys are still out hunting.

Bandit, that’s a good looking rifle. I always liked the Sporting Carbines with the pistol grip and the 3/4 mag tube. A real nice looking combination I feel.

bandit1250 wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 24, 2021 9:24 am

I will have to be satisfied with my 336 SC until Henry possibly making one more to my liking. This older Marlin made in 1960 is well built and has not been used very much. I should get it out and shoot after the deer hunters are all done hunting for the season. Muzzle loader season is in for a week or so yet where my shooting range is located. Don't like to shoot there while guys are still out hunting.

Very nice looking SC there Bandit.
I to own one from 1960, but mine is a store brand.
JC Higgins model made for Sears, and really thumps the deer.
My personal favorite is my like new '74 carbine that I had cut down to 16.5".
I think I have a pic. or two.


RP

If Henry would make what OP stated; I may just buy one. A great cartridge. Just get rid of the checkering stuff on the newer ones.[side gate].
.35 Rem would be awesome! Merry Christmas Henry folk!

I would sell Marlins in 35 to get a steel Henry in 35,,,,,, just to get away from Micro-Groove !

I really like the 35 Remington. With Marlin gone, I was glad to see Henry chamber a rifle for it. Like some others here, I'd prefer blue steel and smooth walnut on my lever actions. I got lucky awhile back and found a Ballard-rifled 1955 Marlin Texan (straight grip and lever) in 35 Remington. It has also proven to be the smoothest and most accurate Marlin I've ever owned.

Still clobbers dinner just as well as it did 65 years ago, too.