Remlin 45-70

Published on February 18, 2025
Duration: 0:19

This guide details the process of loading and firing a Marlin 1895 'Remlin' rifle chambered in .45-70 Government. It covers the technique for loading ammunition via the side loading gate, cycling the lever action, and proper firing procedure with an emphasis on recoil management. The video demonstrates safe handling and operation suitable for intermediate shooters familiar with lever-action platforms.

Quick Summary

The Marlin 1895 'Remlin' rifle is loaded via its side loading gate with .45-70 Government cartridges. After loading, cycle the lever action to chamber a round. Maintain a stable stance and grip to manage recoil when firing this powerful lever-action firearm at an outdoor range.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Visual Presentation and Loading
  2. 00:13Cycling and Live Fire

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you load a Marlin 1895 rifle?

To load a Marlin 1895 rifle, first ensure it is unloaded. Then, insert .45-70 Government cartridges one by one into the side loading gate located on the receiver, allowing them to feed into the tubular magazine. Cycle the lever action to chamber the first round before firing.

What ammunition is shown being used with the Marlin 1895?

The video specifically shows Barnes VOR-TX .45-70 Government ammunition, featuring a 300-grain TSX FN (Triple-Shock X Full Metal Jacket) projectile. This is a popular choice for hunting and general shooting with the .45-70 cartridge.

What is a 'Remlin' rifle?

'Remlin' is a term used by some firearm enthusiasts to describe Marlin lever-action rifles produced during the period when Remington Arms owned Marlin. It's often used to distinguish these rifles from those made before or after this specific ownership era.

What are the key steps for firing a Marlin 1895?

After loading, cycle the lever action fully to chamber a round. Assume a stable firing stance, acquire your target, and fire. Proper recoil management through grip and body positioning is crucial for accuracy and comfort with the .45-70 Government round.

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