Videos tagged with Marlin 45-70

This YouTube video showcases the Marlin 45-70 lever-action rifle, described as a "throwback" and "one of my favorites." The title playfully refers to it as a "T-Rex Killer," highlighting its power and historical association. The video likely features range footage, handling, and perhaps a discussion of the rifle's capabilities and appeal to firearms enthusiasts.

This YouTube video features a Marlin 45-70 Trapper lever-action rifle with a 16-inch barrel. The title explicitly mentions the firearm model and caliber, along with a mention of "Silly Dan," likely a person or character associated with the video. The video is tagged with relevant firearm categories like "leveractionrifle" and "4570," indicating it will likely cover the handling, performance, or features of this specific rifle. The presence of the model name suggests a review or demonstration.

This video showcases a custom Marlin 45-70 lever-action rifle build, highlighting aftermarket enhancements for improved handling and functionality. The presenter demonstrates the installation of Ranger Point Precision furniture, an Inforce light, True North Grip Stop, and a Lead & Steel PB-3 optic. The build is completed with the addition of an AB Suppressor for noise reduction, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to customizing a classic platform.

This video reviews a custom Marlin 45-70 lever action rifle build featuring Ranger Point Precision furniture and a Lead & Steel optic, alongside a Sig P365 Fuse pistol with aftermarket enhancements. It highlights the versatility of lever actions for hunting and potential self-defense, contrasting them with modern handguns. The build demonstrates how to enhance both platforms with quality aftermarket parts for improved performance and ergonomics.

This review showcases a heavily customized Marlin 45-70 rifle, featuring upgrades from Ranger Point Precision, a Trijicon SRO optic, and a JK Armament suppressor. The video demonstrates the rifle's immense power through penetration tests on concrete, metal, and wood, concluding with a dramatic test on a ballistic dummy. The 45-70 cartridge is highlighted as an exceptionally powerful and effective round.