Videos tagged with Ruger Marlin

This review of the Marlin 1894 Trapper in 10mm by Hickok45 highlights its potential for hog hunting and its appeal as a modern take on a classic lever-action rifle. The video showcases its performance, discusses its features like the laminate stock and stainless steel finish, and compares it to other 10mm firearms. While acknowledging the loading can be slightly awkward, the overall sentiment is positive, emphasizing its fun factor and potential as a companion firearm for 10mm pistol owners.

This video highlights a modern take on the classic 1873-style lever action rifle, specifically a model chambered in 9mm and manufactured in Winchester, Virginia. The discussion emphasizes the appeal of classic aesthetics like case coloring and walnut stocks, combined with modern features such as threaded barrels for suppressors and optics mounting capabilities. The presenters also touch upon the value and quality associated with American-made firearms, contrasting them with imported options and discussing the pricing of new Ruger-produced Marlins.

This video showcases a modern interpretation of the classic 1873 lever-action rifle, specifically a 9mm model made in Winchester, Virginia. The presenter highlights its classic features like walnut stock and case coloring, alongside modern additions such as a threaded barrel for suppressor use and compatibility with modern optics. The discussion also touches on the value of American-made firearms and the trend of consumers seeking classic designs with contemporary functionality.

The Marlin Model 1895 Dark Series is a modernized take on the classic lever-action rifle, featuring a .45-70 Government chambering and a tactical aesthetic. It incorporates features like an MLOK handguard, Picatinny rail, and a threaded barrel for suppressor use, appealing to those seeking a more contemporary and adaptable rifle for hunting or defense. While the materials and finish differ from traditional wood-stocked models, it retains the core functionality of a lever-action firearm.

This video showcases new product releases from Magpul, Aero Precision, Brownells, Breek Arms, and Ruger Marlin. Key items include Magpul's ELG handguard and stock for the Marlin 1895, Aero Precision's lightweight Solus bolt action receiver, Brownells' BRN-4 chrome-lined barrels, Breek Arms' Breek Lock muzzle devices and Sledgehammer charging handles, and Aero Precision's Pro safety selector and takedown pins. The presenter highlights features like modularity, weight reduction, and ease of installation for each product.

This video features Hickok45 reviewing and shooting two firearms: a Ruger-made Marlin 1894 lever-action rifle in .44 Magnum and a 5-inch barrel Colt Python revolver in .357 Magnum. He discusses the enjoyable shooting experience of both, highlighting the Marlin's appeal as a pistol-caliber carbine and the Python's updated action and handling characteristics. The review touches on the firearms' historical significance and modern production quality.

This episode of the Guns Magazine Podcast celebrates its 200th installment by discussing the revival of the Marlin brand under Ruger's ownership. The hosts highlight the significant improvement in quality control and accuracy of the new Marlin firearms compared to the later years of Remington's ownership. They delve into the historical context of Marlin rifles, their appeal to shooters, and the challenges faced by the firearms industry due to corporate mismanagement and venture capital influence.

This video reviews eight tactical lever-action rifles, highlighting their features, calibers, and suitability for modern applications. It covers models like the Marlin 1895 in .45-70 Government, the Rossi Rio Bravo in .22LR, and the Winchester Model 94 in .30-30 Winchester, detailing their specifications, ergonomics, and tactical enhancements such as threaded barrels and accessory rails. The review aims to guide viewers in selecting the best tactical lever-action rifle for their specific needs.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the revival of Marlin firearms under Ruger's ownership. Eric Lundgren from Ruger Marlin details the extensive process of acquiring and re-establishing manufacturing, highlighting the challenges of integrating old designs with modern CNC machinery. The focus is on the improved fit and finish of the new Marlin rifles, particularly the SBL and Trapper models in .45-70, and future plans for the 336 platform.

This video features Omar Christie Avila, a US Army veteran and Sons of the Flag liaison, discussing the profound meaning of the Second Amendment, particularly from the perspective of someone with experience in countries where such rights are absent. Brandon Maddox of Silencer Central highlights the significant reduction in suppressor approval times due to ATF E-Forms and introduces their new .46 caliber titanium suppressor designed for straight-wall cartridges like those used with the Ruger Marlin. The event marks the 'First Shot' ceremony at Industry Day at the Range for the 2022 SHOT Show.