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MARLIN 1894 .32-20 SHORT RIFLE
MARLIN 1894 .32-20 SHORT RIFLE
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Guns International #: 100978543
Category - Marlin Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Cartridge
Seller's Information
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: R J Renner
Company: RJ Renner
Company: RJ Renner
Member Since: 4/9/15
State:
Nevada
Zip: 89436
Country: United States
Phone:
(775) 453-9355
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays shipping/insurance
Buyer pays shipping/insurance
Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Personal Check, or Zelle
About Us: I am a custom gunmaker specializing in re-creating pre-World War I sporting rifles, crafted with precision and respect for tradition. Starting with quality rifles such as the Ruger No.1, Mauser, Winchester Model 70, Ruger M77, CZ, or BRNO, I transform them into sleek, slender hunting rifles inspired by the elegance of 1910 designs. I also craft the elegant Faeton Underhammer muzzleloading rifles and Model 1911 .45 Super Longslide pistols. Call me or visit my site, which is listed on some of the photos, for more information regarding my line of fine bespoke firearms. Also check out my Custom Services listing under GUNSMITHING.
MARLIN 1894 .32-20 SHORT RIFLE
Description:
One of America’s sweetheart rifles has been the original Marlin 1894. It’s sleek, slender, lightweight, wonderfully accurate, and handsome indeed. While the modern '94s are nice, the slenderness and styling nuances of the originals have endeared them to us.
This little Marlin 1894 is chambered for the quite useful .32-20 cartridge. While the barrel is marked .32-20 M (Marlin), it’s actually the 32-20 WCF. It seems the rivalry of the day kept Marlin from giving credit where credit was due. Nonetheless, what a great caliber it is.
Our example has a professionally shortened octagon barrel of 17 ½ inches and has been expertly relined which contributes to its fast handling and fine accuracy. Other than for some crosshatch “engraving” on the top flat of the receiver, this rifle has not been “putzed” by any backyard gunsmith. Mechanically, it’s tight and sound as is the wood it wears. There is a coat of “shiny” finish on the forearm, but it does not detract from the overall handsomeness of this Short Rifle.
Apparently, the rifle was originally sold by Barker Gun Works whose mark appears on the top flat of the barrel right behind the original rear sight. While there’s still a lot of blue on the barrel, the receiver has patinated to a pleasing mellow brown.
All in all it is a fine prize that is nice enough to be desirable, but still perfect to shoot and enjoy.
Price: $750
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
One of America’s sweetheart rifles has been the original Marlin 1894. It’s sleek, slender, lightweight, wonderfully accurate, and handsome indeed. While the modern '94s are nice, the slenderness and styling nuances of the originals have endeared them to us.
This little Marlin 1894 is chambered for the quite useful .32-20 cartridge. While the barrel is marked .32-20 M (Marlin), it’s actually the 32-20 WCF. It seems the rivalry of the day kept Marlin from giving credit where credit was due. Nonetheless, what a great caliber it is.
Our example has a professionally shortened octagon barrel of 17 ½ inches and has been expertly relined which contributes to its fast handling and fine accuracy. Other than for some crosshatch “engraving” on the top flat of the receiver, this rifle has not been “putzed” by any backyard gunsmith. Mechanically, it’s tight and sound as is the wood it wears. There is a coat of “shiny” finish on the forearm, but it does not detract from the overall handsomeness of this Short Rifle.
Apparently, the rifle was originally sold by Barker Gun Works whose mark appears on the top flat of the barrel right behind the original rear sight. While there’s still a lot of blue on the barrel, the receiver has patinated to a pleasing mellow brown.
All in all it is a fine prize that is nice enough to be desirable, but still perfect to shoot and enjoy.
Price: $750
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
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Guns International #: 100978543
Category - Marlin Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Cartridge
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: R J Renner
Company: RJ Renner Member Since: 4/9/15
State:
Nevada
Zip: 89436
Country: United States
Phone:
(775) 453-9355
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays shipping/insurance Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Personal Check, or Zelle
About Us: I am a custom gunmaker specializing in re-creating pre-World War I sporting rifles, crafted with precision and respect for tradition. Starting with quality rifles such as the Ruger No.1, Mauser, Winchester Model 70, Ruger M77, CZ, or BRNO, I transform them into sleek, slender hunting rifles inspired by the elegance of 1910 designs. I also craft the elegant Faeton Underhammer muzzleloading rifles and Model 1911 .45 Super Longslide pistols. Call me or visit my site, which is listed on some of the photos, for more information regarding my line of fine bespoke firearms. Also check out my Custom Services listing under GUNSMITHING.
MARLIN 1894 .32-20 SHORT RIFLE
Description: One of America’s sweetheart rifles has been the original Marlin 1894. It’s sleek, slender, lightweight, wonderfully accurate, and handsome indeed. While the modern '94s are nice, the slenderness and styling nuances of the originals have endeared them to us. This little Marlin 1894 is chambered for the quite useful .32-20 cartridge. While the barrel is marked .32-20 M (Marlin), it’s actually the 32-20 WCF. It seems the rivalry of the day kept Marlin from giving credit where credit was due. Nonetheless, what a great caliber it is. Our example has a professionally shortened octagon barrel of 17 ½ inches and has been expertly relined which contributes to its fast handling and fine accuracy. Other than for some crosshatch “engraving” on the top flat of the receiver, this rifle has not been “putzed” by any backyard gunsmith. Mechanically, it’s tight and sound as is the wood it wears. There is a coat of “shiny” finish on the forearm, but it does not detract from the overall handsomeness of this Short Rifle. Apparently, the rifle was originally sold by Barker Gun Works whose mark appears on the top flat of the barrel right behind the original rear sight. While there’s still a lot of blue on the barrel, the receiver has patinated to a pleasing mellow brown. All in all it is a fine prize that is nice enough to be desirable, but still perfect to shoot and enjoy. Price: $750 SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes |
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Guns International #: 100978543
Category - Marlin Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Cartridge
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: R J Renner
Company: RJ Renner
Company: RJ Renner
Member Since: 4/9/15
State:
Nevada
Zip: 89436
Country: United States
Phone:
(775) 453-9355
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays shipping/insurance
Buyer pays shipping/insurance
Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Personal Check, or Zelle
About Us: I am a custom gunmaker specializing in re-creating pre-World War I sporting rifles, crafted with precision and respect for tradition. Starting with quality rifles such as the Ruger No.1, Mauser, Winchester Model 70, Ruger M77, CZ, or BRNO, I transform them into sleek, slender hunting rifles inspired by the elegance of 1910 designs. I also craft the elegant Faeton Underhammer muzzleloading rifles and Model 1911 .45 Super Longslide pistols. Call me or visit my site, which is listed on some of the photos, for more information regarding my line of fine bespoke firearms. Also check out my Custom Services listing under GUNSMITHING.
MARLIN 1894 .32-20 SHORT RIFLE
Description:
One of America’s sweetheart rifles has been the original Marlin 1894. It’s sleek, slender, lightweight, wonderfully accurate, and handsome indeed. While the modern '94s are nice, the slenderness and styling nuances of the originals have endeared them to us.
This little Marlin 1894 is chambered for the quite useful .32-20 cartridge. While the barrel is marked .32-20 M (Marlin), it’s actually the 32-20 WCF. It seems the rivalry of the day kept Marlin from giving credit where credit was due. Nonetheless, what a great caliber it is.
Our example has a professionally shortened octagon barrel of 17 ½ inches and has been expertly relined which contributes to its fast handling and fine accuracy. Other than for some crosshatch “engraving” on the top flat of the receiver, this rifle has not been “putzed” by any backyard gunsmith. Mechanically, it’s tight and sound as is the wood it wears. There is a coat of “shiny” finish on the forearm, but it does not detract from the overall handsomeness of this Short Rifle.
Apparently, the rifle was originally sold by Barker Gun Works whose mark appears on the top flat of the barrel right behind the original rear sight. While there’s still a lot of blue on the barrel, the receiver has patinated to a pleasing mellow brown.
All in all it is a fine prize that is nice enough to be desirable, but still perfect to shoot and enjoy.
Price: $750
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
One of America’s sweetheart rifles has been the original Marlin 1894. It’s sleek, slender, lightweight, wonderfully accurate, and handsome indeed. While the modern '94s are nice, the slenderness and styling nuances of the originals have endeared them to us.
This little Marlin 1894 is chambered for the quite useful .32-20 cartridge. While the barrel is marked .32-20 M (Marlin), it’s actually the 32-20 WCF. It seems the rivalry of the day kept Marlin from giving credit where credit was due. Nonetheless, what a great caliber it is.
Our example has a professionally shortened octagon barrel of 17 ½ inches and has been expertly relined which contributes to its fast handling and fine accuracy. Other than for some crosshatch “engraving” on the top flat of the receiver, this rifle has not been “putzed” by any backyard gunsmith. Mechanically, it’s tight and sound as is the wood it wears. There is a coat of “shiny” finish on the forearm, but it does not detract from the overall handsomeness of this Short Rifle.
Apparently, the rifle was originally sold by Barker Gun Works whose mark appears on the top flat of the barrel right behind the original rear sight. While there’s still a lot of blue on the barrel, the receiver has patinated to a pleasing mellow brown.
All in all it is a fine prize that is nice enough to be desirable, but still perfect to shoot and enjoy.
Price: $750
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Guns International #: 100978543
Guns International #: 100978543
Category - Marlin Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Cartridge
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: R J Renner
Company: RJ Renner
Company: RJ Renner
Member Since: 4/9/15
State:
Nevada
Zip: 89436
Country: United States
Phone:
(775) 453-9355
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays shipping/insurance
Buyer pays shipping/insurance
Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Personal Check, or Zelle
About Us: I am a custom gunmaker specializing in re-creating pre-World War I sporting rifles, crafted with precision and respect for tradition. Starting with quality rifles such as the Ruger No.1, Mauser, Winchester Model 70, Ruger M77, CZ, or BRNO, I transform them into sleek, slender hunting rifles inspired by the elegance of 1910 designs. I also craft the elegant Faeton Underhammer muzzleloading rifles and Model 1911 .45 Super Longslide pistols. Call me or visit my site, which is listed on some of the photos, for more information regarding my line of fine bespoke firearms. Also check out my Custom Services listing under GUNSMITHING.
MARLIN 1894 .32-20 SHORT RIFLE
Description:
One of America’s sweetheart rifles has been the original Marlin 1894. It’s sleek, slender, lightweight, wonderfully accurate, and handsome indeed. While the modern '94s are nice, the slenderness and styling nuances of the originals have endeared them to us.
This little Marlin 1894 is chambered for the quite useful .32-20 cartridge. While the barrel is marked .32-20 M (Marlin), it’s actually the 32-20 WCF. It seems the rivalry of the day kept Marlin from giving credit where credit was due. Nonetheless, what a great caliber it is.
Our example has a professionally shortened octagon barrel of 17 ½ inches and has been expertly relined which contributes to its fast handling and fine accuracy. Other than for some crosshatch “engraving” on the top flat of the receiver, this rifle has not been “putzed” by any backyard gunsmith. Mechanically, it’s tight and sound as is the wood it wears. There is a coat of “shiny” finish on the forearm, but it does not detract from the overall handsomeness of this Short Rifle.
Apparently, the rifle was originally sold by Barker Gun Works whose mark appears on the top flat of the barrel right behind the original rear sight. While there’s still a lot of blue on the barrel, the receiver has patinated to a pleasing mellow brown.
All in all it is a fine prize that is nice enough to be desirable, but still perfect to shoot and enjoy.
Price: $750
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
One of America’s sweetheart rifles has been the original Marlin 1894. It’s sleek, slender, lightweight, wonderfully accurate, and handsome indeed. While the modern '94s are nice, the slenderness and styling nuances of the originals have endeared them to us.
This little Marlin 1894 is chambered for the quite useful .32-20 cartridge. While the barrel is marked .32-20 M (Marlin), it’s actually the 32-20 WCF. It seems the rivalry of the day kept Marlin from giving credit where credit was due. Nonetheless, what a great caliber it is.
Our example has a professionally shortened octagon barrel of 17 ½ inches and has been expertly relined which contributes to its fast handling and fine accuracy. Other than for some crosshatch “engraving” on the top flat of the receiver, this rifle has not been “putzed” by any backyard gunsmith. Mechanically, it’s tight and sound as is the wood it wears. There is a coat of “shiny” finish on the forearm, but it does not detract from the overall handsomeness of this Short Rifle.
Apparently, the rifle was originally sold by Barker Gun Works whose mark appears on the top flat of the barrel right behind the original rear sight. While there’s still a lot of blue on the barrel, the receiver has patinated to a pleasing mellow brown.
All in all it is a fine prize that is nice enough to be desirable, but still perfect to shoot and enjoy.
Price: $750
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
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