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Do you think the +p 340 cast buffalo bore will cycle in a 336 marlin 44 rem mag?

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I would not shoot any +P ammo

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Any reason why not? The 336 action is stronger than the 1894, and bullet length wouldn't be a problem.


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Will Buffalo Bore guarantee your rifle against damage?

And let's look at the load.. +P 340 grain bullet. Why are you trying to make a 44 mag into a 45-70 or 450ME? Just buy a Marlin 1895

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I have an 1895 444. I was just looking for a bear load in a lighter rifle while fly fishing the west canada and Alaska. I'm retiring and going to be a fly fish bumb for a year

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Seems like a 1895GS would be the ticket for you.

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Already have a 444. Was just looking for lighter package

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https://www.marlinowners.com/forum/...ifles/620817-wts-2001-1895gs-ported.html

If you are interested, reach out to Frank and tell him that I referred you....

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The 336 should be stronger than the 1895. There is more material in the receiver. But marlin owners forum or perhaps Jim brockman in Golding Idaho would know.


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It is my understanding that Marlin uses different barrel threads on different guns due to pressure of the respective cartridges. That is 45-70 vs 450ME.

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I was out shooting 75 yard targets. My 336 in 44 mag is a hoot to shoot. Punched the middle out of the bullseye. I have never experienced an ejection problem with it as some report. I'm using it next deer season

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Now that the retards have discussed action strength, I'll answer the OP's question. No, the COL is too long for that bullet profile. If you get lucky and it works - good for you.

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I dunno about if it will cycle those Buffalo Bore rounds but Buffalo Bore says they are good in any normal .44. I bet they will shoot, but I don't know about cycling.


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