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Prices have been crazy for a while now and I don’t see them going anywhere but up. Have you looked at the prices of the new Ruger made Marlins ?
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Prices have been crazy for a while now and I don’t see them going anywhere but up. Have you looked at the prices of the new Ruger made Marlins ? And they can't build them fast enough. Most are selling for above MSRP, that's why I don't own one. When the price comes down to reality, I just might pick one up. For now, I have a very good shooting JM that has taken its fair share of pigs, bear and whitetail.
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Prices have been crazy for a while now and I don’t see them going anywhere but up. Have you looked at the prices of the new Ruger made Marlins ? My lgs just put got a one of the new 1894 44mags, sticker is under 1k.
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Last year at the Tulsa show there were many 336’s for sale. Most were priced at $1,200, some at $1,400 and I found a couple just under $1,000.
I’ll be going again this year. At those prices my JM 35 Remington is for sale.
I prefer classic.
Semper Fi
I used to run with the hare. Now I'm envious of the tortoise and I do my own stunts but rarely intentionally
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Local store got a Ruglin 1894 .357 Magnum in a few days ago, they're advertising it on an Idaho classified site at $999. With state 6% tax that's $1,059 out the door. I figured it would be gone that day but it's still there. Couple of new 1894 .357's just sold on gunbroker for $971 fixed price and $985 auction price, so add $30-40 shipping, tax and FFL fee to those prices. Sportsman's Warehouse and another local chain are asking around $1099 for those but they haven't received any in stock yet. That's still expensive but it's better than the MSRP + premium that a lot of dealers were and still are asking. Very tempted to go look at that one for $999 but it's on the other side of the county, it's very cold right now and we have a lot of snow on the ground, so it's easier and warmer to web surf... 
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Picked up a 336 30-30 Yard sale 450.00. 75% good. A good day for me.
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I paid $525 for my Remlin 30/30 in 2019 brand new.
Had, reviewed and used wheelbarrow loads of JM rifle's from the straight grip .45/70 in '71 to the Cowboy version in the '00's and the Remlin is as good as the very best and better than the rest over that period of time.
The only example I ever yearned for was an octagon barreled full lengrh magazine version from back in those early 70 days. Never seen one since.
When truth is ignored, it does not change an untruth from remaining a lie.
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Agree prices are weird. My JM Davidson's LTD Edition Stainless 45-70 sold at my LGS for over $2300 last year. Could not believe it went for so much.
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Lever guns are IN right now. Even used stuff is going for unreal prices around here.
It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
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I paid $525 for my Remlin 30/30 in 2019 brand new.
Had, reviewed and used wheelbarrow loads of JM rifle's from the straight grip .45/70 in '71 to the Cowboy version in the '00's and the Remlin is as good as the very best and better than the rest over that period of time.
The only example I ever yearned for was an octagon barreled full lengrh magazine version from back in those early 70 days. Never seen one since. 00's superior rifling - octogons. Got two.
Don't ask me about my military service or heroic acts...most of it is untrue.
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In an auction it generally takes two.
What’s a 336 D?
Sounds like savage 99 lingo? A 336 D is the guide gun with straight grip and porting in .35 Remington. They didn’t make too many but to me it is the absolute perfect Guide Gun configuration
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336D was the one I always wanted but couldn't get so I got the 1895G instead
Wounded non-vitally he will go just as far and be just as savage with 500 grains of lead as with 200. And 100 grains in the right place are as good as ten million- WDM Bell
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In an auction it generally takes two.
What’s a 336 D?
Sounds like savage 99 lingo? A 336 D is the guide gun with straight grip and porting in .35 Remington. They didn’t make too many but to me it is the absolute perfect Guide Gun configuration Then they made the 336SSLTD in 35 Rem........Same as the D except no porting and Stainless Steel
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