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Thanks gies.That is what I had in mind.The barrel is a mess but the other parts are in good shape.The trigger is the best part of this pistol.Thanks again.

I have an Ruger Old Army I would like to sell.The problem is I dont know what it is worth.So I came here for your help.First off it is in bad condition.The forcing cone is badly pitted and the barrel as well.The cylinder has lite pitting.The original grips are gone.It has a conversion cylinder...

Better to save the money.I got the one off E-bay figuring it would make a big improvement.And it did nothing really.I still have it in my RL550B but if i took it out I would not be able to tell.

This place has them but not cheap.http://www.westernandwildlifewonders.com/shop/catalog/index.php?cPath=1_24

What you really need to watch is the bullet not locking up the cyclinder from jumping forward.I use a small shim to cast mine a bit larger.And yes they do hit a little high.Also to get them to start easy I bevel the base some.I can't get used to the narrow trigger on the ROA without the trigger...

robert it is a Lyman Devastator in .45 cal.Its about 185 grn.#452374 It works OK.

Not a very good picture.But will put more up later.

Sorry I forgot to say it is a 30-30 Win.

I hate to jump in like this but feel this is the best place to ask.Can any one tell me the value of a 90% or better 336 Marlin w/walnut stock 20 inch barrel rifle may be.Some one put a butt pad on this rifle some years ago.It is a 1979 model and may have had the pad all those years.Allso all it...

My 336 from 1979 has a few scars but will put 178 grn. of lead in a small hole at 100 yrd.

cast boolit I am going to use the Lyman 311041 it is a 173 grain FN.It comes out to 177.9 lubed and gas checked for me.I have heard it both ways about Marlin lever guns and cast boolits.All I can do is give it a try.

made a mistake Thank you for the reply and the link.However I made a mistake.Mine is the 20 inch barrel.I really like this rifle.I had a newer 336A and didn't like it near as much.When I get it broke in I am going to give 173 grain cast a try in it.

Just got a 1979 Marlin 336 it has the 18 inch barrel 6 shot tube and plain walnut wood.My question is all it says is model 336.Why no letter after the number.All the ones in my gun books have a letter.The closest one seems to be the 336C.Thanks.I would like to know something about it.

I think this one is real.

I believe this one has "Doughnut" post rib.Also it has checkered forearm with one diamond in center.The ser. No. Is 134xxx.There are so many in the Blue Book I don't know what to think.But this gun is 95% plus.The barrel is marked Skeet.

A gun dealer in a nearby town told him he would give him $1200 for it.But I suppose that would give him room to make some money on the deal too.I told him to keep it as his grandfather bought it new in 1958.But noone in the family has a use for any guns.If work here was better I would buy it...

A friend off mine is trying to sell a model 42 skeet shotgun.What type of price range would it bring?He has the box it came in all the papers all four chokes and to me it looks around 95%.And it is all original.Thank for any help you may give.

I just checked the one I got yesterday.It has no movement at all when the hammer is back.