Videos tagged with Marlin 1897

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works demonstrating practical upgrades for lever action rifles. Focusing on improving performance and usability, the discussion covers enhanced sights from Skinner Sights, the addition of a cartridge cuff for spare ammunition, and the benefits of a "big loop" lever for easier operation, especially with gloves. The video also touches on potential centerfire upgrades for .22 rimfire lever actions, highlighting the enduring relevance and modifiability of these classic firearms.

This episode of "This Old Gun" features an original Marlin 1897 rifle. The video description highlights Cape Gun Works, a pro shop with a large inventory of firearms, archery equipment, ammunition, and accessories. They also offer a 15-lane indoor range with experienced instructors dedicated to safe and proficient firearms training. The description encourages viewers to visit and experience what Cape Gun Works has to offer.

The Marlin Model 1897 Bicycle Rifle is a rare .22 lever-action takedown rifle designed for portability. With a 16-inch barrel, it could chamber .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle cartridges, holding 10 Long Rifles. Its unique feature was a mechanism allowing it to disassemble and fit into a bicycle frame bag, though only 216 were sold.

This review of the Marlin 1897 lever-action rifle highlights its historical significance and versatility with .22 Short, Long Rifle, and Stinger ammunition. The takedown feature enhances portability, and the rifle's reliability and accuracy, especially with Skinner peep sights, make it an excellent platform for developing marksmanship skills. It's presented as a top-tier .22 rifle suitable for various shooting applications.