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I'd take a Marlin over the Henry not because of the loading gate, but because of this https://www.rangerpointprecision.com/marlin-1894-shortstroke-45acp-10mm-357si
Marlin Lever action 357/38
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I'd take a Marlin over the Henry not because of the loading gate, but because of this https://www.rangerpointprecision.com/marlin-1894-shortstroke-45acp-10mm-357si
I still have not seen/handled a new Marlin
357...they look too heavy and too wide, as
noted here earlier, and I don’t like checkering.
That said, I am wondering about the actual
quality of the materials and workmanship?
The price point on the new rifles is fine.
I love older Marlins with all-right side loading/ejection, but pre-safety pieces
seem overpriced...especially IF the new rifles measure up in most ways.
I hope to own a nicer, unmessed-with pre-‘81
one day...but, there’s always that doggone mortgage thing...).
357...they look too heavy and too wide, as
noted here earlier, and I don’t like checkering.
That said, I am wondering about the actual
quality of the materials and workmanship?
The price point on the new rifles is fine.
I love older Marlins with all-right side loading/ejection, but pre-safety pieces
seem overpriced...especially IF the new rifles measure up in most ways.
I hope to own a nicer, unmessed-with pre-‘81
one day...but, there’s always that doggone mortgage thing...).
