My Marlin 44mag.

[Jaypo]

My Marlin 44mag, couldnt resist the wood.

 

[Jaypo]

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[D Crockett]

that is some perty wood. I have a Marlin 44 just got a good light load worked up for my son it running about 800 fps. I used my cast 240gr RNFP with 6.5g of win 231. you can shoot that plinking round all day long. I could hardly get my 44 back from my son at the range last time we were there. D Crockett

 

[Badlander]

I want one! you ain't helpin. Nice rifle.

 

[Dr.Rob]

That's not your standard old walnut stock. That's gorgeous AND the forend matches.

That's either a fancy grade Marlin (note the gold trigger) or aftermarket-- so which is it?

 

[snakeman]

Holy Cow! That's nice!

 

[Bushpilot]

Nice looking rifle. I have a similar Marlin 1894, 44 mag from the late 60's/early 70's that also has an extraordinary piece of wood. It has one of the nicest figured walnut stocks of any long gun I own and was just a standard rifle. Marlin didn't hold back when a nice looking stock blank came down the line back in the day.

 

[loose noose]

Jaypo, that stock is absolutely beautiful, looks very similar to Circassion (SP) Walnut. I re-did a stock on a Winchester Model 94, getting a stock and a forearm from Numerich Gun Parts, and that was just about as good looking, but not quite.

 

[foghornl]

Verrrrry nice wood...

How does it shoot?

 

[nyc71]

Wow! I need to get motivated to refinish mine. Once again WOW.

 

[788Ham]

Really nice wood on that rifle. I've got a Win. Big Bore .375 that has beautiful wood on it, AA grade stock and fore end.

 

[Robtattoo]

My .44MAG Marlin 336 is feeling mighty jealous about now! That's a beauty