Over the years some of the most spectacular, engraved, gold-inlaid firearms I have ever seen have been Marlins. The Marlin lever-action receivers, like those of Winchesters, offer themselves particularly well to embellishment. This was the first of the solid-top frame Marlins, a feature felt by many to be superior to some if its rivals and the first gun to possess the true "Marlin look." Production lasted only one year, when the rifle was superseded by an improved model, the 1889. In the meantime, Marlin cataloged its Model 1888, which had the advantage of a shorter-throw mechanism to handle the pistol cartridges for which it was chambered. 45-70), some 20,000 were turned out before cessation of production in 1892. Ultimately available in several styles and calibers (.32-40. Relying upon patents by Marlin, Andrew Burgess and others, it was a solid, reliable piece of hardware. In 1881, however, Marlin brought out a lever gun that was every bit a match for the Winchester. Someone tells you that cast bullets won't shoot in marlin microgroove barrels, they are not doing things correctly.As early as 1879, John Marlin patented his first lever-action rifle, and while it worked reasonably well it was an awkward-looking thing-something of a cross between a Spencer, Ball and Winchester-and it never really made it much past the drawing board.
Muzzle velocity and muzzle energy of the first 30-30 factory loads (160gr bullet 1960fps) and does it with a bigger hole to boot!!!! If The two gas checked designs are for deer hunting. 38 Special cases and it is my walk about load. Two are gas checked at 165gr and the the one I shoot at 1450fps is plain based loaded in I shoot three different cast bullets in mine from 1450fps all the way up to 1950fps with accuracy and no leading. 002" over groove diameter, and the case mouth needs to be belled enough so the cast bullet does not get scraped by the case mouth. What is needed is a gas checked cast bullet, it should be. I shoot cast bullets of my own making all the time in my 1894C with microgroove barrel. Microgroove barrels are said to be difficult to get cast bullets to shoot withĪny degree of accuracy but it's an old wive's tale. Coopershooter - 1982 would be correct for your date of mfg.
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