Marlin has expanded its Model 1894 lever-action line to include models chambered for .357 Mag./.38 Spl ... It features stainless steel construction paired with a laminate stock for a high ...

Also available in .357 Mag., the subject of this review is a Marlin 1894 Dark chambered in .44 Mag. Marlin’s 1894 Dark is a center-fire, lever-action rifle compact enough to be used to swing ...

When Ruger resurrected Marlin, the first model they brought back was the 1895 SBL. This was a smart move because the SBL, with its gray laminate furniture, stainless ... in .357 Mag., .45 Colt, and ...

The lever-action ... stainless steel which contrasts nicely with the Nitride coated bolt and black hammer, loading gate, trigger, and screws. As far as I'm concerned, his new Trapper from Marlin ...

The notches on the hammer that engage the sear are EDM cut, resulting in a very crisp trigger break with none of the grit, creep and overtravel that is often found on lever-action rifles. Marlin is ...

Ruger purchased Marlin in late 2020. Since then, lever-action-loving hunters have held ... is radially fluted and nickel-plated, and all the stainless-steel metal surfaces on the rifle have ...

The 1895 is an offshoot of the 336 line, using the same receiver as its originator, albeit a different lever action mechanism. Remington now produces both guns under the Marlin brand after buying ...

Designed in the United States over 170 years ago, the lever-action rifle is ... 10 rifles are manufactured by four brands, including Marlin, a company with three rifles on this list, and Rossi ...

Marlin has continued that tradition into the modern age. Nowhere is there a more evident a marriage between the lever-action and the modern age than in Marlin’s 1895 series.

Learn More › When I was a kid, there were three reasons I wanted a lever action rifle ... even some of the previous Marlin models. This model has a polished stainless receiver — that is ...

Marlin has continued that tradition into the modern age. Nowhere is there a more evident a marriage between the lever-action and the modern age than in Marlin’s 1895 series.