Home Forums Lever Action Central Lever Actions - General Is Ruger making Marlins yet?

As soon as dealers start putting them on Gunbrokers they will sell for double msrp for at about a year, maybe more.
Thats my prediction.

Come on Ruger, bring out the 39A

I'd say that's a fair prediction. Those Springfield SA-35's are still selling for 200-300 dollars over MSRP and when they first came out folks were paying up to $600 over the $699 MSRP, and that's for a pistol with a niche market demand.

Shame, that. I've sold off a lot of different caliber rifles recently along with the reloading dies and components but have kept my .30-30 dies and components even though I don't currently have one.

Would love to see a straight grip 336 or even better a Sporting Carbine style but that's going to be a while, if ever.

Never heard of that and currently own over 20 marlins from 1892s,1893s,1894s,1895s,1897`s,39`s ,1936`s,36s and , 336s
The only Marlin Jams I have seen are from dipsticks short stroking them.
Rossi`s are ok if you can`t afford a Marlin.Other than that they are crap.

I don’t know where I could fit a new rifle/cartridge into with levers. But a 348 Win might do nicely. Others that I’d like to see perhaps a 35 Win, 33 Win, or 303 Savage. Or how about a 348-358, that is a 348 necked up to 358?

Luckily I pretty much have the Marlins I need, except I’m looking at a…

I'd take a 25/35, but that will never happen. You need at least 4 different cartridges throwing 400grs of lead to kill a 125 pound deer.

25-35 or 7-30 would be sweet. I'm still kind of kicking myself for not buying a 94 Win in 25-35 when they made a run of them a few years back.

They're making hats now, so there's that............





and shirts!

They've posted a pic with their staff, all in masks, holding the first manufactured one a month or so ago. I think it was a laminate stainless 45/70.


Now is a good time to sell your old marlin, my lgs just got this one in, curious what it will end up at

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/918231061

Just because that's the biggest thing you hunt doesn't make it applicable to the rest of us. Plenty of us hunt big animals

Blackheart, I'm not sure what your issue is with Ruger, but if you don't like them, don't buy them. Simple as that. I've seen some real issues with every one of them at one time or another. They produce a hell of a lot of guns for no more issues than they've got. I don't know what your investment is in trying to talk someone else into whether or not they buy one. I've had a couple of hundred Rugers over the years and been very pleased with them.

I'm going by how many New Rugers we had brought back by unhappy customers at the gunshop and how many I've personally bought that needed to be sent back because they were non functional out of the box. I'll stand by my previous statement..

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I'm very tempted to list mine. Same rifle, new in the box. I paid $900 for it roughly 2 years ago.

I'm thinking that a336 has a good bit more parts than a #1.
Does that mean $1000 336 rifles.

A lot of a assumptions there. Of course I wouldn't expect an idiot living in a liberal state to know much

Ha! This loser goes right to playing the "liberal state" card. It's good you're not black or you'd be playing the race card.

I'm guessing $1000+, given Henry steel models are in the $800-1200 range nowadays

Can you microgroove and CHF?
Ruger hammer forges barrels.

Sorry, but it's true. I'll bet you a $100 dollar bill (I know your mom might have to work the corner double time to cover) that I have more BIG animals killed than you