Nutnfancy SHOT Show: Marlin!

Published on February 10, 2010
Duration: 26:30

This video from SHOT Show 2010 features Nutnfancy and John Troll discussing the Marlin firearm lineup. Key highlights include the Marlin 336BL and 1895SBL lever-action rifles, the value-oriented X7 bolt-action series, and iconic rimfires like the Model 60 and 39A. Nutnfancy offers expert critiques on ergonomics, suggesting improvements for smoother operation, particularly on lever loops.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy reviewed Marlin firearms at SHOT Show 2010, focusing on lever-actions like the 336BL and 1895SBL, and value-oriented bolt-actions like the X7 series. He noted the Model 39A's historical significance and suggested ergonomic improvements for lever loops, emphasizing Marlin's reputation for quality craftsmanship.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Marlin Heritage
  2. 02:03Lever Action Centerfire Rifles
  3. 04:17Deluxe Lever Actions
  4. 06:06Marlin X7 Bolt Action Series
  5. 11:26Model 60 and 795 Rimfires
  6. 15:18Specialty Rimfires
  7. 19:31Marlin 39A and 983S

Frequently Asked Questions

What Marlin rifles were featured at SHOT Show 2010?

At SHOT Show 2010, Marlin showcased several models including the 336BL, 1895SBL, 336DL lever-action rifles, the X7 series bolt-action rifles, and rimfires like the Model 60, Model 795, and the 39A. Specialty models like the 70PSS Papoose and 915Y were also highlighted.

What are the key features of the Marlin X7 Series rifles?

The Marlin X7 series, including the XS7 and XL7 models, are presented as high-value bolt-action rifles. They feature an adjustable Pro-Fire trigger (2.5-6 lbs) and often come with a scope base, competing directly with models from Remington and Savage at an attractive price point.

What ergonomic suggestion did Nutnfancy make for Marlin lever-action rifles?

Nutnfancy suggested that Marlin should bevel the inside edges of the lever loops on their lever-action rifles, such as the 336DL. This modification aims to improve the speed and comfort of cycling the action, particularly when operating the rifle with gloves in cold weather.

Which Marlin rifle is noted for its long production history?

The Marlin Model 39A is highlighted as the longest continuously manufactured firearm in America. This iconic .22 LR lever-action rifle features a solid steel receiver and has been in production for an extended period, underscoring its historical significance and enduring design.

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