help getting a parts list for this lever action

First of all, I believe this rifle belongs to Furncliff. Or at least he posted the picture in another thread...

This thing is mean looking and I love it!

So my questions are:

1) What rifle is this?
2) Who makes the hand guards?
3) Who makes the rail?

All the input is appreciated!

V

 

So you have a Mall Ninjafied Marlin 336. Most any parts house will have a breakdown of parts for the Marlin.

 

What he said....... +1.

 

Careful with that thing, it can send a 170 grain bullet completely thru five Hardee Big Burgers an two bags of fries......

 

Aww, c'mon! You all are just envious of what this rifle can do.

I dont know if I would go down this road, but if I ever do run out of guns to buy, I might just make one for the heck of it...

V

 

Rifle is A Marlin 336 probably a 30-30, Sights look like XS ghost ring, Scope mount is an XS Lever Scout. Stocks are probably done by the owner. No idea on the dot sight.

 

Just send him a PM and ask him.

 

That has got to be one of the most ridiculous things I've ever read here.

As for the rifle, here is a link to a very similar rifle & its construction:

http://www.marlinowners.com/forums/index.php/topic,46726.0.html

 

Abel, it seems that you missed the 'Ninja Mall' reference a few posts up.

But thanx for playing anyways......

 

Mall ninja references are lost on me. I know what the stereotype implies, but that's about it.

I am hoping that this means that you don't actually think that a 30-30 170 grain will only penetrate a watermelon at close range.

 

I sent him a pm and didnt hear back.

 

Please don't take this as gospel but if I recall correctly:
XS Scout Rail
Don't recall on the sights
The stock was Ram-Line w/ a Rhino liner type texture added to the grip and forearm.
Wrapped lever-either paracord or leather?
I think the barrel may have been cut down some?

I remember reading about it I just cannot remember where. I like it, seems very business like. Looks like it would be light, fast on target and handy.

I bought my 336BL with the same intentions. After I got it home and shot it I didn't have the heart to do it so it stayed stock iron sights and all.