22 lever-action rifle. For reasons unknown ... I still have one I got from answering a magazine ad in the 60s. In 1954 Marlin added their revolutionary Micro-Groove barrels. Micro Groove uses many ...

22 S/L/LR, .22 Mag., or .17 HMR. In .22 LR ... I don’t think there’s a rimfire lever action as beloved as the Marlin 39A. It tops many shooters’ lists as the best .22 LR ever produced. The legacy of ...

Last year, American Rifleman staff took a look at Marlin's modern rendition of the classic Model 1894 lever-action rifle before ... The Marlin 1894 in .44 Mag. Chambered for ...

Introduced in 1972, Marlin ... company’s lever-action Big Bore line, but don’t overlook the Model `1895 410. It’s chambered for 2 1/2-inch .410 shotshells, the tubular magazine has a ...

The staying power of lever-action rifles and ... performing mag dumps on steel and paper targets. I could say that we did this to get a feel for the Marlin’s qualities — which isn’t a ...

Here’s What You Need to Know: The Marlin 1895 is an amazing firearm. Lever-action ... mentioned length of 22 inches. The 1895 has a full-length four-shot tubular magazine. With one is the ...

One of Marlin’s most desired lever guns has always been the 1894. This was partly due to its compact flat top receiver and the solid, slab-sided bolt that kept the action internals free from debris.

The barrel measures 16.1-inches long and the magazine tube extends nearly to ... the Trapper turns into a sledgehammer. By lever-action standards, the trigger is marvelous and breaks crisply ...

Nowhere is there a more evident a marriage between the lever-action and the modern age than in Marlin’s 1895 series. This particular series has a variety of different rifles under the 1895 umbrella.