Marlin 1894 Classic .44 RemMag (SOLD)

[J_Gunslinger]

Web Link

Marlin 1894 Classic in stock!

Chesapeake Gunslingers
www.chesapeakegunslingers.com
443-504-3735

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

No Comment on the " great price"

I think I got my original Marlin 1894 from Duffy's for $350 including a Weaver scope. Now that is a GREAT PRICE.

 

[J_Gunslinger]

No Comment on the " great price"

I think I got my original Marlin 1894 from Duffy's for $350 including a Weaver scope. Now that is a GREAT PRICE.

That’s a great price bud! But we are now in 2024 and prices of everything are much higher for new items.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

That’s a great price bud! But we are now in 2024 and prices of everything are much higher for new items.

Don't I know it. I'm not doggin ya, Gunslinger. Just crying a bit at what life costs nowadays.

Ask me why I still drive a 1994 Ford Pickup that I got for $1 and a 1983 Honda Civic Wagon that I got for $200 at auction, and a 1998 Toyota Camry that I inherited when my Mom got too old to continue to drive.

 

[Triggerfinger]

Glad I got my Marlins when prices were still on this planet. Same with the Shiloh's, insane prices even for used ones.

 

[Sundazes]

No Comment on the " great price"

I think I got my original Marlin 1894 from Duffy's for $350 including a Weaver scope. Now that is a GREAT PRICE.

What 40 years ago?

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

What 40 years ago?

Not quite, Steve.

30. And to think that I traded it to the Gun Celler for partial payment for my Winchester Classic Stainless w BOSS Model 70 30-06

 

[Threeband]

So how is it I only paid like $235 for my S&W No Dash M586? Probably because Reagan was President. What a great man!

That Marlin 1894 is a beautiful rifle, and I'm sure it will sell quickly, if it hasn't sold already. Obviously the market is satisfied with the price.

Although now that I think about it, my Marlin 39A was a lot cheaper than that. I wonder why? Not because of Reagan's sound policies, because I got the Marlin when Carter was President.

 

[J_Gunslinger]

I inherited my 44mag Marlin from my father. He passed away 33 years ago. It’s been the best brush gun and one that I will pass down to my son.

 

[Sundazes]

Not quite, Steve.

30. And to think that I traded it to the Gun Celler for partial payment for my Winchester Classic Stainless w BOSS Model 70 30-06

220, 221, whatever it takes.
40 is the new 30.


Btw. That is a great price. The current offer, that is.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

220, 221, whatever it takes.
40 is the new 30.


Btw. That is a great price. The current offer, that is.

One of my favorite Keaton movies next to Multiplicity and Night Shift with Henry Winkler.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

I inherited my 44mag Marlin from my father. He passed away 33 years ago. It’s been the best brush gun and one that I will pass down to my son.

Awesome, J_Gunslinger.

That one is probably very much like my first one.
This reminds me of a job where I was demoing a bathroom and behind the medicine cabinet inside the wall was a pile of Safety razor blades, the 2 sided sharp edged kind. The wrappers said the Marlin Razor and Firearms Co. on them.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

Glad I got my Marlins when prices were still on this planet. Same with the Shiloh's, insane prices even for used ones.

That is how I feel about getting all my arms. With my limited income throughout my years, I had to stick with ones that I could get for $0 to $700 max.

 

[rseymorejr]

So how is it I only paid like $235 for my S&W No Dash M586? Probably because Reagan was President. What a great man!

My 686 cost $250, in 1985. I should have bought 3 or 4 of them.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

My 686 cost $250, in 1985. I should have bought 3 or 4 of them.

yup. I should have bought all my favorites,

AR, mini 14, .308. Dillon press, ALL the AMMO I could carry, 1911, Several Smiths, Ruger Cowboy guns, a few Weatherby's and so much more.

 

[Coehorn]

Kel-Tec, Taurus and Hi-Points are still available.

 

[Threeband]

My 686 cost $250, in 1985. I should have bought 3 or 4 of them.

That's when I got my 586. It was a big chunk of my paycheck back then.

I had it tough. We used to have to get up out of the shoebox at twelve o'clock at night, and LICK the road clean with our tongues. We had half a handful of freezing cold gravel, worked twenty-four hours a day at the mill for fourpence every six years, and when we got home, our Dad would slice us in two with a bread knife.

 

[Coehorn]

I still miss my blued 581 with the smaller grips.

Beautiful revolver and unobtanium on the internet.

 

[00 Del]

That’s a great price bud! But we are now in 2024 and prices of everything are much higher for new items.

...and today's price is? You defended the price without providing it. Did you ever think it might have been better just to state the sales price? I mean, if you wanted to sell the rifle, that's a tactic I'd consider.

 

[J_Gunslinger]

...and today's price is? You defended the price without providing it. Did you ever think it might have been better just to state the sales price? I mean, if you wanted to sell the rifle, that's a tactic I'd consider.

The rifle sold! The link to the rifle is the very first thing in the post.