Marlin 1894 41mag

[K-Rod]

Just thought I'd post this for anyone that my be interested. Not my rifle

http://spokaneguntrader.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=67100&sid=126810e4bc2b54734df293960d662a87

[Idaho Mule]

K-Rod, thanks for the tip. JW

[osteodoc08]

Boy, they sure aren't getting any cheaper.....glad I've got 2.

[W.R.Buchanan]

I think that one will be there for a while at $1000. Even with the "special wood."

Randy

[Shuz]

Just thought I'd post this for anyone that my be interested. Not my rifle

http://spokaneguntrader.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=67100&sid=126810e4bc2b54734df293960d662a87

FWIW--I've used spokaneguntrader.com to sell a rifle and was very happy with the results.

[osteodoc08]

I'd love to add another to my collection. I'd offer up to 1k if it was local, I could lay hands on it and was as pristine as the seller says. They aren't making any more and a year from now ill of forgotten about the cost

[K-Rod]

Ive been a member on SGT for a couple years. Ive bought & sold there & have never had a bad experience.

[CBH]

My LGS has a .41mag Cowboy, looks new, for $795.00

[ReloaderFred]

You might want to take another look at it. I don't remember Marlin ever making the Cowboy Limited in .41 Magnum. I can find no listing for it, either.

I've got one coming in .44-40, NIB, which was only a 3 year production run.

Hope this helps.

Fred

[felix]

Yes, they did a thousand guns for direct sales to Davidson's circa year 2001. I have one. They can be identified by a smooth cowboy stock, 20 inch microgroove hexagon barrel with NO taper, and buckhorn sights. Look for serial numbers 1 - 1000 on the barrel. ... felix

[ReloaderFred]

Ah, I missed that one. They also don't list the complete set of Marlin SS 16" barrel rifles done for Davidson's in .357, .41, .44 and .45 Colt that I have. There were only 251 of each of those made, and mine are all the same serial number in the series. I'll sell the set one of these days to augment my retirement.

Hope this helps.

Fred

PS: I'd like to have that .41 Magnum CB rifle!

[felix]

Investment? Nah! I buy guns for shooting, but my dad purchased (with bank help) English doubles (Purdey mostly) for "major" investment purposes and were then eventually sold for enough profit, and help from my grandfathers to send 9 grand-children to school without the need for scholarships. ... felix

PS. If it ain't ART, it ain't investment grade. Protection against inflation is not what I call investments. Take a look at the housing market and you can decipher quickly which houses cannot ever fit the bill for investment. Now that movie star's house down the road in Hollywood just might fit the bill nicely, or that raw real estate along side a major highway going into a big city. Uncle Ben's Rice sold their entire plant in west Houston for $1M per linear foot of highway (Westheimer Road) when I was there. Enough money was made to rebuild everything up to modern specs in Stuttgart AR without an additional dime. ... felix

[CBH]

Yes, they did a thousand guns for direct sales to Davidson's circa year 2001. I have one. They can be identified by a smooth cowboy stock, 20 inch microgroove hexagon barrel with NO taper, and buckhorn sights. Look for serial numbers 1 - 1000 on the barrel. ... felix

That's it!

[Combat Diver]

Glad I got my Marlin .41 when I did in 88'. Traded a NIB CZ75 for it then that I picked up in Germany.


CD

[CBH]

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My LGS has a .41mag Cowboy, looks new, for $795.00

This rifle is still available. Wish someone here would snag it.

[missionary5155]

Greetings
I have a Cowboy Limited Carbine in 41 mag. Probably about 15 years now. I think Davidsons was the source of these new.
Any-hooo that short octagon barrel is great when getting into 265 plus grainers. Makes for a fast handler but with enough beef to help absorb that energy before it smakes my 150 pounds.
Will be the last levergun to leave one of my hands. The other is my 414 Supermag Marlin.
Mike in Peru