Examples might be, if Marlin or Winchester offered a lever gun in 454 Casull, instead of being stuck with Puma being the only one. Or maybe the 327 Fed Mag being offered in a rifle.
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Examples might be, if Marlin or Winchester offered a lever gun in 454 Casull, instead of being stuck with Puma being the only one. Or maybe the 327 Fed Mag being offered in a rifle.
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If you don't want 1984 you're going to need some 1776.
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327Fed would be good. Would really like Marlin to neck down their 338ME to 7mm, but thats just wishful thinking.
Marlin had a .475 Linebaugh lever in the works at one time. It was on the website, and Jerry's Sports Center had it listed on their website (there were never any in stock). Then it just disappeared. I would have definitely bought one.
It would be nice if Marlin would at least make one in .454.
of course a marlin 94 in 357 max would be on my wish list.
Winchester '92 in .22 Hornet.
“If your only tool is a hammer, then all your problems start to look like people who need to be beaten with a hammer.”
i would like Marlin to reintroduce the 1894 in 41 mag or find a good used one , A ruger #1 in .338 lapua with about a 32 inch barrel , and someone to come up with a pump rifle in 9mm, .40 and .45acp with at least an 18.5 inch barrel for us canucks who like cheap shooting
I would like to see Remington bring back the 788 in all short action calibers including the 35Rem. I would like to see an affordable pump rifle in 32H&R mag. A Marlin levergun in 357Max would be super also. I would like to see H&R make a superlight handi rifle in 38 special with target sights. ..........I could do this all day how many you looking for?
I think Marlin will make the .41 again. Seems like they do a run every few years. Same thing on the .410.
I hope you are right , would be a fantastic little rifleOriginally Posted by frankenfab
Absolutely. +1
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Marlin 1895 in .40-65. Also would like to see Marlin add the option of a 30 inch barrel on the 1895 for some longer range shooting with BP.
Rossi, Marlin, or Win in 32-20, 25-20 and 218 Bee. I would also love to Remington bring back the 788 in all of the old calibers and also .454 casull.
G
I would like to see a pump in 256 win mag, a lever or bolt gun in 357 Maximum.
I didn't know we had so many lever action lovers here. I really cannot come up with anything that has not been covered but would like to see "real" rifling with some depth to it it most calibers mentioned. Marlin made a lot of noise about their "Ballard" rifling and then gave us something that looked shot out from the factory. Same with throats. It seems to me if you are already rifling and chambering a rifle, how much more work would it be to do it right?
J
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I agree, especially for boolits. Much easier to shoot longer before cleaning when using deeper grooves. Give me a short bolt action using all the pistol calibers of choice. Would be nice have a switch barrel gun, with interchangable bolt apparatus to mate with the different cases. ... felix
felix
a henry lever gun in .45-70 sure would be nice
That new rifle they just came out with that has is revolver style. I think Rossi the judge in 410/45LC. I'd like to see it in some other calibers like 45-70 or some of the other older BP cartridges.
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I would like to see the large rimfires come back.
One of my dreams is in-process right now. Ruger will soon be building their lightweight #1A single-shot in .303 British, and I have one on order.
If ever a rifle and cartridge were intended for each other, I believe this to be a combination made in Heaven. I can hardly wait!
Regards from BruceB in Nevada
"The .30'06 is never a mistake." - Colonel Townsend Whelen
+1 on the Marlin in .475, but I want mine in 480 Ruger.
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