[Marlin87]

If you are like me it’s hard to pick one. I’d have to go with my 1894 .357 with skinner sights, Wild West trigger, and cross bolt safety delete. Just a fun gun. Although I really like my Cowboy carbines.......

 

[Skyhunter]

No doubt and easy question to answer - my 1894 CCL .41 magnum. It's just fun to shoot!

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Skyhunter

 

[Marlin87]

My 1894 .357CS

 

[Marlin87]

Skyhunter, someday I’ll find me one of those! Congrats on a sweet one!

 

[Ret_Eng]

Pretty tough to pick just one Marlin rifle. Instead, I will put up a pic of my Marlin Mod 375 which took down a whitetail early last month. The 375 Win cartridge hits very hard...............

 

[Marlin87]

I have a 375, have yet to shoot it. Just finally got some brass a few months again for it.

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

All are favorites. If not I would have sold them. Do you favor one of your children over the others?

 

[Marlin87]

No I don’t, but I don’t compare my guns to my kids either. Guns id sell in a heartbeat. Not even on the same level

 

[Goldtrigger]

its kind of like asking which potato chip in the bag is the best one

 

[old greybeard]

Surprisingly my 39D, with a weaver k2.5 is the one I seem to enjoy the most. Bit it’s a matter of degree, like them all.

 

[TnHunter356]

My "collection" has dwindled a good bit the last two years. Down from a high of about 13?, to only 4 now: 1895G, .444P, 336ER, Marlin .375

Less than two years ago I owned two 336ERs and four Marlin .375s. Seems like word of mouth spreads quickly among Marlin fans. I had lots of calls after selling one! LOL...

My favorite is the 336ER I still have that I bought new in 84 or 85. I've killed the most game with the 3 .444s I've owned.

 

[Efm77338]

Most of the time it's hard to pick a favorite. But, because of sentimental purposes, it has to be my 1969 model 336 in 35 Remington. It belonged to my dad, was the first centerfire rifle I learned to shoot, and also the first I hunted with. That was 30 years ago. I lost my dad last February and to honor his memory, got that old rifle out this last deer season and hunted with it quite a few times.

 

[tranteruk]

1894c in .357. Had more replacement parts than I have, almost. Owned it for over 20 years I think. Just for fun, hard to beat.

 

[94win30wcf]

my 336 waffletop 30.30

 

[fordwannabe]

Probably this one as the story of it interest me. No serial number, tube feed,35 Remington, no loading gate and was magma fluxed to determine it never had one

 

[cj57]

Mine is a model 1893 in 25-36 made around 1906

 

[smithywess]

Mine is a model 1893 in 25-36 made around 1906
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That's nice. You've got a bit of case colour left as well.

 

[Big Al1]

My 1881 in 40-60. (.40-65 Win.)

 

[Darkcloud]

All are favorites. If not I would have sold them. Do you favor one of your children over the others?

Of all my "children", without a doubt, my 444SS. It's also my favorite out of my 444's. It rarely gets attention because the others are fussy and demand way too much. I will show it some love soon, Its going on the next hog hunt.

 

[gunscrewguy]

My 'TK Thunder', rebored an already molested TK K-Mart .375. Serious stopping power in a small, light package. Pics below.

TK Thunder

Love straight walled cartridges and had a safe queen .375 waiting for my purpose. Straight stock Marlin carbines most pique my interest (first marlin was a Golden 39M in 1978 and with that I descended several stages into Marlinitus). Here in central Florida most shooting is close in, often in...

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AC