MarkStar
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JM stamped Marlin 336W (30-30)...
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Woodtroll
One Too Many
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- 1,215
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- Mtns. of SW Virginia
JM stamped Marlin 336W (30-30)...
The Marlin levers are great guns! I have several, ranging from .218 Bee to .45-70. I have quite a few other types and manufacturers of rifles, but if I had to thin the herd I can do anything I have to do with my Marlin levers.
MarkStar
New in Town
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I sold my SKS to buy this 336 and traded my AR for my JM stamped 1895 Guide Gun...
I guess we feel the same way about Marlin Leverguns!
jkingrph
Practically Family
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- Jacksonville, Tx, West Monroe, La.
I love my Marlin's, probably because I learned to shoot a M39a. I have more of them than any other make, 3 M39 variants, a 39a, 39aMountie, both from the early 1950's, and a 1897 Cowboy. Two 1894's a 44 Mag Cowboy and a 1894cl in 32-20, probably one of my favorites. In the 336 series I have dad's old 336sc in 35 Remington, an older model from 1952, stock is very plain, looks like quarter sawed wood, and a 336 cowboy in 38-55. I have 3 of the 1895 models in 45-70, one a standard rifle, a ported guide gun with knock out wood, and a 1895 cowboy, 26" octagon barrel. Last is one I cannot remember the model number, but basically a 336/1895 receiver but a smoothbore .410 shotgun, fun to show up on a skeet range and start shooting it.
Giftmacher
One Too Many
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- Hohenmauth CZ
Czech military trainer (military air rifle) vz.35 with attached bayonet vz.24. Made in 1935, serial nr. only 1298. There was less than 10000 pcs of military versions made until the sad end of Czechoslovak Republic in 1938.
Winston Carter
Practically Family
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- Seagoville, Tx.
My new Conceal-n-Carry G2C 9mm. Shoots good with +P+ ammo.
Winston Carter
Practically Family
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- Seagoville, Tx.
Nice-n-compact. Easy to carry. Good for us older guys.
Lost Ronin
One of the Regulars
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Yes, yes it is legal LOL. In case anyone wanted to know.
DeaconKC
One Too Many
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- Heber Springs, AR
Ronin, I hate you. That is beautiful! I stick with stick mags on my semiauto, hated the 100 round drum.
Lost Ronin
One of the Regulars
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The drums don't always work so well unless you maintain them and keep them greased. They work better for the machine guns than the semi auto guns.
The 100 round drums were made for the 1921 Colt made Thompson guns. They have a lighter bolt and a much higher cyclic rate than the 1928 guns. I've got some 50 round drums myself.
It's probably the coolest gun ever designed for so many reasons. You can write your name with it once you're practiced enough
Sadly I've only put about 1200 rounds though it in all the time I've owned it. No free time and not near enough money. 45acp ammo is expensive and I never did get around to reloading.
One day I'll do a photoshoot with it. Break out my fedora and all.
green papaya
One Too Many
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- California, usa
what brand of .45 ammo do you use? does it work with standard Winchester White box sold at WALMART? the lowest retail store prices for .45 in my area is around $12.99 - $14.99 for a 50 rd box for brands like Blazer , S&B, MAGTECH 230gr ball
Ive always been a fan of the classic "Thompson sub MG" from watching lots of old WW2 war movies and gangster movies.
Ive always been a fan of the classic "Thompson sub MG" from watching lots of old WW2 war movies and gangster movies.
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DeaconKC
One Too Many
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- Heber Springs, AR
GP, the WWB stuff runs very well in my Auto Ordnance M1. Ronin, sounds like you need to get a Dillon to feed that beastie. Have you guys checked out Zoot Shooting? Like CAS, but with Prohibition Era guns.
Lost Ronin
One of the Regulars
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It runs on Winchester WB. S&B ammo runs great in it too. I've never had reliability issues with it. I just can't afford to feed it at much as I'd like. LOL
Yes! I need a Dillion progressive press. One day I'll get one. They're really the best ones around for mass ammo productio.
So many awesome things, so little disposable income at the moment.
Cornshucker77
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,691
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- Northeast Nebraska, USA
Wow, I really like that gun Deacon. I'm a big fan of 1911's so that is right up my alley. Very nice.Well, I got everything back from engraving the slide, and the little beastie looks like a slightly worn gun from the 30s. I did the cold blue looking for flaws, so I am still deciding on whether to strip it and have it professionally hot-blued. Sig barrel, Caspian frame, Rock Island slide, Wilson, Colt and Wolff internals. Ti=his thing is super tight and has a gorgeous trigger, shoots like a house on fire!
Cornshucker77
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,691
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- Northeast Nebraska, USA
LOL, love it DD!!!Not a gun, but gun oil, that was given to me.
I thought other gun owners may enjoy it.
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Cornshucker77
Call Me a Cab
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- Northeast Nebraska, USA
Beautiful!!!
Cornshucker77
Call Me a Cab
- Messages
- 2,691
- Location
- Northeast Nebraska, USA
Love the pre '64 94's. Have one myself and would love to add some more. Great rifles!
Cornshucker77
Call Me a Cab
- Messages
- 2,691
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- Northeast Nebraska, USA
Outstanding!!!View attachment 140267 View attachment 140269 View attachment 140271 This is my Crown Jewel. I have wanted one since I was 10 years old. I don't have any other pics of it on my current device. Old school indeed....
Yes, yes it is legal LOL. In case anyone wanted to know.
