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There is a thread in the 336 Forum about people showing off their 336's. I'd like to see everyone's 444's and the game you have taken with them. I'd especially like to see game larger than deer, but anything will be great. Since I haven't used mine to hunt with yet, all I have is a picture of the gun.





Mine is pretty plain, a 1992 444SS, basically as it came from the factory, topped with a 2-7 X 32 scope. I want to see how you all have customized your guns.
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In order from top to bottom, 1950 30.30 336 RC, 1971 444S, Highly modified 336 in .35 Remington MOA at 100 yards, Model 1894 .44, 91 series 308MX - needs 5 shims under rear of mount to bring into center at 100 yards does shoot under 1" but aggravating none-the-less! Gun Firearm Rifle Air gun Trigger
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Stanhope24 - in your photo, what model is that one on the right - with the straight stock, full length mag?
Maybe modified a bit and doesn't fit with the others ? - bet it would fit in my safe...
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1970 444 in 1st model style, but has Sporter bbl, 2" shorter than the typical 24".



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Hi folks, New member from Maryland and after seeing all of your 444's I had to join so I could share mine. I'm not sure what year it was made but I can tell ya see shoots great and hits hard. More pics and info to follow. Thanks for a great site.
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Good job and welcome!!
View attachment 19376 Hi folks, New member from Maryland and after seeing all of your 444's I had to join so I could share mine. I'm not sure what year it was made but I can tell ya see shoots great and hits hard. More pics and info to follow. Thanks for a great site.[/QUOTE®]Welcome to the 444 Marlin® Lodge, now trot right over to the New Members Forum and introduce yourself! Again WELCOME!
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My "P" model with its new cowhide.


Here it is in action. Lol

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this is my 1977 444s it has a vintage 1970s 2x7 leupold. and the sling i made from a pair of vintage horse reins.this gun gets a lot of time in the woods. the recovered bullets are my handloads from deer. they are 300gr. hornady xtp. hps most i do not recover. this gun is a tack driver with h4198 Soil Conifer cone
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I have found no cure for my disease...only prescriptions, more guns.....

this is my 1977 444s it has a vintage 1970s 2x7 leupold. and the sling i made from a pair of vintage horse reins.this gun gets a lot of time in the woods. the recovered bullets are my handloads from deer. they are 300gr. hornady xtp. hps most i do not recover. this gun is a tack driver with h4198 View attachment 19655 View attachment 19656
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Heres my 64' 444








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Thats an awesome rifle bloodgroove!! Whats its story?

And olskool, digging the sling man!!
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Thats an awesome rifle bloodgroove!! Whats its story?

Not too sure on its history. It was a gun that a buddy of mine's uncle had{Now passed} ,and another friend of mine had bought it from him. Eventually i talked him out of it, with the help of a little cash and Alot of Booze HAHA!!! Who say's drinkin's all bad!!! The story i was told is that it was customized OR custom ordered from a bigshot from Schrade cutlery.. The stock has the name Hornbeck on it down by lower tang, I do believe that is the stockmakers name because i have seen that before elsewhere. It has a really long LOP, the diamond is a nice touch and the figure of the wood is AWSOME. The action is the smoothest i have felt yet, you can almost "Think" this one into cycling. Buttery smooth.
Thanks for lookin and askin...

BG4570
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Well hey if im ever in the area i'll bring some cash and meet ya for some (a lot of) drinks... Heh heh. Its a nice one
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Let me know when and i'll put on my drinkin boots, haha :marchmellow:

Thanks for the kind words,
awesome looking rifles now i want one to go with my levers
The Preacher forced me to buy this here 444P , Now trying to figure out if the P stands for Ported or Pistol Grip...The little P is sure growing on me every time I pick it up or look at it,,, wonder what will happen when I shoot it ??:ahhhhh:​

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The P stands for Preacher's Ported Pistol grip. " wonder what will happen when you shoot it".

Powerful Pure Pleasing Pleasure!

Mckmain
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Great pictures everyone!! Here's some pictures of mine. Just picked it up this month:biggrin:

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Looks good to me
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