Marlin Firearms Collectors Association

Rick, Thank you! It's a shame someone paid a lot for it. A 95 you looked up for me a while ago, was a 40-82 with a short barrel, that looked good, but was cut down and I contacted auction house, they didn't respond and sold it as a rare shortie for around 3000+. We try to prevent people from getting...

Rick,
I know Marlin didn't make the model 1895 in 50-110. Could you check this one on Wards auction, someone payed a lot
https://wardscollectibles.com/auction/A ... ?item=4058

https://www.ebay.com/itm/266343337507?hash=item3e034cce23:g:0agAAOSwVaxkuyuE&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4LE3Goac49T2CvpSFmpYKTOhNKzXxEeI0TmCZpIK5Sy5UBFH2B%2BnEPG3n2tuJxu8kbetAIlj7II1pV5TFhSyXiMK0iF5qXjxT67ooGhuKj6yM5zDu8OZuR44oExckU%2FJOnN1Hpciu3KVEGU34GG1HRO2%2BSQpdSC%2FYUswqAmuvR13lbi%2FAQdDg0GE7FoD...

This guy makes nice screws, I've got a few different 1881 screws from him
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/966312230

I have been around here a long time, but never met the Gentleman. RIP Sir, prayers for you and family

I have not seen one, but it is possible. The 30-30 was a smokeless and Marlin states in catalogs all barrels are Smokeless Steel. In early catalogs Marlins states all model 1895 barrels are Smokeless, but some early barrels are not marked as such, as they may have not had stamps ready. I have one no...

Wow! What a great set, Congratulations. What show did you attend?

Nice! Congrats! If you can't live with the inlays, I'll be happy to give it a home!

Congrats! A very nice and hard to find 1888!

Try a local gun show, I see it at most shows I attend, but it's pricy!

Rick You are right! I have had good dealings with Little John’s out in CA. They took one back from me with an Apology and I got a 94 15” carbine from them and it didn’t have the ATF clearance, they said they would refund if it didn’t clear, that they thought it came in with the gun. They sent the gu...

There are some one o f a kind Marlins in that auction, with provenance! They should be happy to show that one as FAKE! It would show them to be honest and attract auction skeptics.

The 1893 will interchange

I have a few and in good shooting condition with little to no case color, $1300-1600, as condition goes up, the price goes up fast!! Any non-standard features and it goes up! For me, I stay away from cut downs, unless their cheap

I have a 1895 TD pg that had a broken stock and Great American gunstocks made a nice deluxe set for me