08 April 2011, 21:32
BISCUTWORK ON MARLIN
Any recommendations on smiths who work Marlin levers? Besided Brockmans and Wild Wild West?
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11 April 2011, 00:23
Woodrow SI use Gary Reeder. reedercustomguns.com
11 April 2011, 01:23
FOOBARDepends on what you mean by "work"...
http://www.leverguns.com/ ...has a list of leversmiths.
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12 April 2011, 04:14
CaretakerBISCUT,
You may want to look at the forums over at
www.marlinowners.com Look at the gunsmithing threads. You may be able to find what you're looking for there.
12 April 2011, 18:27
BISCUTThanks you for the leads.
14 April 2011, 20:32
Michael RobinsonDoes Nonneman's price of $975 to put an octagonal barrel with standard sights on an 1895 Marlin seem a bit high to anyone else? Just wondering as I may be out of touch on this kind of thing.
15 April 2011, 05:47
Bill/OregonStrikes me as ridiculous. You can buy a new Marlin Cowboy and have it slicked for less than that.
26 April 2011, 06:15
BISCUTAfter checking around it seems like Marlin lever guns get a hefty price for work. I certainly don't mean to diminish anyones labors. I was wondering if they are particulary difficult to work on? time consuming? or maybe both??