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Special Interests - Groups & Societies => Marlin Lever Action Rifles => Topic started by: Gabriel Law on May 05, 2021, 01:02:16 PM
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A friend brought his Marlin rifle to me for advice. It's an antique and he has wrung the chamber. In addition, the tip of the lever has been broke by trying to drive out the stuck case from the muzzle. The magazine cap screw is missing. I tried to post pics of the rifle but even after reducing them in size, they will not print here...?
The top of the receiver is stamped "Marlin Safety". Barrel stamped "Marlin Firearms Co. - New Haven, CT. USA
Patented Oct. 11, 1887. April 2, 1889
Serial number 58118.
Info and advice greatly appreciated....
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Can anyone tell me what model Marlin this is? Is it worth rebarrelling? Where can I find a barrel?
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A friend of mine bulged the chamber on an old 44-40 '92. A 'smith was able to reline it for him.
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Looks like an 1889 Marlin to me. I have one in .38WCF or ,38-40 if you prefer, that I had relined with excellent results. Good luck with your project.
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it looks like an 1889,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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You see Marlin parts on e-Bay quite a bit. It helps to figure out what parts interchange model to model. That looks like it could be a really nice rifle.