Stolen from Facebook:
Wally wrote: Stolen from Facebook:
Ack! The big bumper version of the Arachnid!?!? Who would put all that effort into it and not do the small bumper version is beyond me!
Wally wrote:
Nobody could be such a goody-goody to not see the double meaning in that…
In reply to RX Reven':
I know a handful of real life versions:
In reply to bigdaddylee82:
I'd easter her...
-Rob
Wally wrote:
nderwater wrote:
STOP. DOING. THAT!
You're gonna make me look for one again.
grumble.....
In reply to bigdaddylee82:
I want one of these in .45LC so bad
In reply to Knurled:
I'd like a Mare's Leg in my collection, but I'm specifically Jonesing for a 1894c .357/.38sp, which is unobtanium. It's a $550-600 MSRP, selling for $800-$1200 on Armslist and Gunbroker. Dang you Remington/Marlin start making what I want again!!!
I would.
bigdaddylee82 wrote: In reply to Knurled: I'd like a Mare's Leg in my collection, but I'm specifically Jonesing for a 1894c .357/.38sp, which is unobtanium. It's a $550-600 MSRP, selling for $800-$1200 on Armslist and Gunbroker. Dang you Remington/Marlin start making what I want again!!!
Marlin 336c … is what I have, chambered for the .35 Rem …bought many MANY yrs ago … ~$300 in '75
914Driver wrote: I would.
Oh my.
This just may be the most fantastic car ever.
Dusterbd13 wrote:914Driver wrote: I would.Oh my. This just may be the most fantastic car ever.
Is that for real? I like it on many levels.
But not to the tune of the original buld cost!
"...the pickup truck conversion of this Vette that was created by merging a 1984 Corvette front-end with the rear-end of 1991 model.
And if you think that the $35k that ClassyAuto (oh the irony…) is asking sounds a lot wait till you here what the original owner spent to create this Vettamino: $115,000 "
In reply to wbjones:
Dad has a late '70s Winchester 94 Saddle Ring .30-30.
I want a side eject though, and I want a .357, basically that leaves Henry and Marlin, but I also want a side loader, not a tube loader, so that rules out Henry. Rossi's Rio Grande is side eject and side load, but as far as I know it's only available in .30-30.
I've ran across a few .44 Mag Marlin 1894s at reasonable prices, but the .357 is unobtanium.
Cowboy action shooting got popular, plus the growing numbers of survivalist/preppers folks all wanting a reliable carbine in the same caliber as their revolver, on top of the fact that Reminlin, or is it Marlington, are only making them in short run batches a couple times a year, means no .357 1894c for Lee.
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