Videos tagged with Micro-groove Rifling

This review analyzes the iconic Marlin 336 rifle, particularly in light of its acquisition by Ruger. It highlights the 336's technical advantages over the Winchester Model 94, such as its solid-top receiver and side ejection for easier scope mounting, and its superior accuracy attributed to Micro-groove rifling. Potential improvements under Ruger's ownership are discussed, including safety features, sights, and optics compatibility.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of Marlin Firearms' history, from its founding by John Mahlon Marlin in 1870 to its modern iterations under Remington. It details the evolution of Marlin's iconic lever-action rifles, highlighting key models like the 1881, 1894, 1895, and 336, and discusses significant innovations such as Micro-Groove and Ballard rifling. The narrative also touches upon the company's acquisition by Remington and the subsequent quality improvements.

This video demonstrates the capability of a vintage Marlin Model 336 rifle in .30-30 caliber to achieve hits on 16-inch targets at an impressive 400 meters (437 yards). The demonstration, conducted by an experienced shooter, highlights the effectiveness of Hornady LeverEvolution ammunition and a Nikon ProStaff 2-7x scope on a late 1960s rifle featuring micro-groove rifling. The performance suggests that with proper technique and appropriate ammunition, lever-action rifles can be surprisingly accurate at extended distances.