9-8 / Mystery Mauser

[WmRoy]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v36/WmRoy/1winchester.jpg


GW Lindsay, Spuds & HerrMesser are out today...........

sorry so late!:o

[Gewehrmann]

Marlin 336?

[xpertgreg]

1873 Winchester

[WmRoy]

Nope.........

Nope........

:D ;)

[jkingrph]

Not a Winchester, a Marlin, cannot be sure of model but lever and lever hing pin location( dropped slightly below receiver) is characterstic of a Marlin. Looks much like the current 1894 model but is probably an older say 1896( I'm guessing from memory)

Jeff

[sc-closer]

Marlin model 1893.

sc-closer

[WmRoy]

Marlin model 1893.

sc-closer

That would be the ONE!!!

Hey Jeff, thanks for the info.......... sc kinda snuck in there and robbed ya....

:duel: ;)

[jkingrph]

That would be the ONE!!!

Hey Jeff, thanks for the info.......... sc kinda snuck in there and robbed ya....

:duel: ;)
Tis ok, Knew I was close but was at work and did not anything to reference to

What is this some kind of contest or what??
Jeff

[rugerwheels]

Jeff - it happens every day, or at least often. Check out the progression of answers to September 7 Mystery Mauser responses. IMHO it is one of the things that makes this daily event both fun and educational.

[sc-closer]

Actually, I was working late last night so I was at work, too. Like Jeff said, the lever hinge in front of the trigger is a Marlin characteristic. I just made a guess after that.

Usually, I don't guess these lever action guns correctly while at work as I do not know too much about them. I usually get them more often from home 'cause I have a book that shows many of them. This time it was off the cuff. I guess I'm learning them a little now since we started the "Mystery Mauser" game.

sc-closer

[jkingrph]

Yesterday was the first time I stumbled across the "mystery mauser" Interesting after looking back a ways. Will have to vistit and participate more often. Will probably be more lurking and learning. Just lucked up on that one cause Marlins, at least fairly modern one interest me.
Jeff