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|Introduction |
I.
History of
Marlin Rifles |
II.
1894 Models | III.
1894 Variations |
| IV. Outline of Features |
V. Condition |
VI. Diagrams |
Repeater Model Rifle
 | Solid frame |
| Full magazine |
| Octagon, half-octagon, or round barrel |
| Straight or Pistol-grip walnut stock |
| Plain or Checkered stock |
| Butt Plate metal, case hardened and Crescent shaped |
| Metal-capped forearm |
| Case-hardened receiver |
Carbine
| Saddle Ring on some guns |
| Solid frame only |
| 20" inch round Barrel |
| One barrel band |
| Blued Receiver |
| Uncapped forend |
| Carbine- style buttplate |
| Plain walnut straight-grip stock |
Short Carbine
| 15" inch round Barrel |
| Solid frame only |
| Blued Frame |
| Uncapped forend |
| Carbine- style buttplate |
| Plain walnut straight-grip stock |
| Saddle Ring on some guns |
Musket
| Solid frame |
| Full magazine |
| Round barrel over 20" long |
| Plain straight grip walnut stock |
| Full length walnut forearm on top and bottom of barrel |
| Two barrel bands |
|Introduction |
I.
History of
Marlin Rifles |
II.
1894 Models | III.
1894 Variations |
| IV. Outline of Features |
V. Condition |
VI. Diagrams |
