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Looking to buy a 1895XLR in 45-70.I already have a Ruger #1 in the same caliber but like the lever action.
My question is the Marlin strong enough to handle the +40k pressure handloads that I use in my #1.

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A very extensive article by Brian Pearce in August 2007 Handloader suggest one not exceed 43,500 CUP with the newer Marlins. I believe a copy can still be had with a phone call to Handloader and a $10 bill. A wealth of loads and pressure data with several powders and slugs. Regardless, anything in that range is going to dish out serious recoil. I'm running some 405 grain slugs at 28,000 CUP loads, and that's enough punishment for me.

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