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About the cleanest I've ever seen...I just need to re-scope it with a nice old straight tube Weaver...

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Very clean indeed.

Do you collect them or hunt with them?


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HUNT. I got out of the collectible business a while back. I do buy collectibles from time to time (just sold a NIB Python), but if I don't shoot them I sell.


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Nice
Be nice to have one, I'm just not willing to
spend what the gunjoker people want for one

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Originally Posted by jorgeI
About the cleanest I've ever seen...I just need to re-scope it with a nice old straight tube Weaver...

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That’s a beautiful rifle. Gun show find? Congrats!

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Originally Posted by jorgeI
About the cleanest I've ever seen...I just need to re-scope it with a nice old straight tube Weaver...

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

That’s a beautiful rifle. Gun show find? Congrats!


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Very nice Jorge. I found one a while back and didn't know much about them. It looked just like your new rifle. The little local shop had it priced at $600. I went home to ask this forum about it and everyone said I should buy it, but when I went back, it was gone!!! I later found out that $600 was a steal for that rifle and they were extremely rare. The stupid thing is I already have a 94 big bore 375 and handload for it. I should have just bought it when I had a chance..


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BSA, yessir that was a steal. I paid twice that for this one...


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Originally Posted by jorgeI
BSA, yessir that was a steal. I paid twice that for this one...

Yeah, I bet you did. That is a rare bird and a beauty. I can admit when I screwed up!! ha ha..


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Very nice Jorge. I found one a while back and didn't know much about them. It looked just like your new rifle. The little local shop had it priced at $600. I went home to ask this forum about it and everyone said I should buy it, but when I went back, it was gone!!! I later found out that $600 was a steal for that rifle and they were extremely rare. The stupid thing is I already have a 94 big bore 375 and handload for it. I should have just bought it when I had a chance..


I owned a Winnie Big Bore and a Marlin 375 at the same time. The Marlin would cycle longer loads, plus the scope mounting was a little nicer, maybe. But they have both gone down the road.

But you can just get JES to work magic on a regular old 30-30 Marlin if you really want one.

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My 375 is my second favorite Marlin. Paid $350 for it and 2 1/2 boxes of ammo, about 12 years ago. Man I wish I reloaded, as I I almost hate pulling the trigger anymore. It's a sweet deer rifle in my neck of the woods though! Enjoy it!

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Very nice rifle. It is definitely on my want list, but it calls for a peep sight.

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Nice snag. I love mine as I've stated before. I do own sever of both Makes,
Winchester and Marlin. I couldn't pick one over the other, as I've taken a lot of game, with my Marlin,
as it was a gift from my Wife yrs. ago, and I had it Personally Engraved, and I'll Die with it!

Congrats and Good Luck!


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Originally Posted by SPK
My 375 is my second favorite Marlin. Paid $350 for it and 2 1/2 boxes of ammo, about 12 years ago. Man I wish I reloaded, as I I almost hate pulling the trigger anymore. It's a sweet deer rifle in my neck of the woods though! Enjoy it!


https://shop.reedsammo.com/375-Winchester_c63.htm Give these guys a try. I buy ammo from them when I need loaded obscure cartridges. As for the 375 Winchester, I load my own. I have three Marlin 375s, a Winchester 94 BigBore in 375 and a Ruiger No. 3 in 375. So reloading makes sense. Like other straight wall cartridges, the 375 Win. is very easy to reload.

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BTW gents, some pretty decent results using the recommended 230gr CEB Raptors @ 2020 fps. That should handle just about anything..


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That's a beauty.

I still kick myself to this day for passing on one at a gun show several years back. It's still the only one I've ever seen firsthand.

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That is a very clean nice looking Marlin for sure. Congrats on your find


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That is a nice looking rifle. I have a marlin and a winnie, have a weaver 1-3 on the marlin and a peep sight on the winchester.
Have not used either in awhile. I have only used the sierra 200 grain and the hornady 220. The 200 worked perfectly on the only deer I shot with it, Good luck with your's.
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Bought one of these new back in 1980, wish I still had it.
Was a hammer on deer and pretty accurate to boot.

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