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Is there much love anymore for the Marlin 120 Magnum ? I have one I am considering selling. 12 gauge, 28" modified, ventilated rib barrel. Its what I think they called a deluxe model. Its in very good condition. I purchased this new around 1978.
Thanks
Charlie
The data and opinions contained in these posts are the results of experiences with my equipment. NO CONCLUSIONS SHOULD BE DRAWN FROM ANY DATA PRESENTED, DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, ATTEMPT TO REPLICATE THESE RESULTSj
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They were a good, dependable shotgun when they came out. Art Burns (the Marlin engineer who was involved with creating the .444 Marlin) used to shoot trap with one. He had a 40 inch barrel with iron sights on it.
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Solid shotguns. I recently picked up one at a pawn shop.
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I shot one for skeet 26" IC and it double as a duck gun with an ounce of 7 1/2 early and an ounce of 5s late in the season after the teal and woodies were gone. Pre-steel days, traded it off for a SKB 100 for ducks and grouse.
Last edited by erich; 04/21/24.
After the first shot the rest are just noise.
Make mine a Minaska
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