Huntsville, AL – -(Ammoland.com)-The Marlin 1894C, a classic American favorite chambered in 357Mag / 38SPL is now available at retail.
Each Marlin 1894C Lever Action Rifle is made from premium grade steel to create the strongest lever-gun receiver ever built.
The Model 1894C has an ultra-smooth action for rapid follow-up shots. For rock-solid reliability, heat-treated solid-steel forgings are used for the receiver and trigger guard. Walnut furniture, deeply blued metal, 10-shot tubular magazine and Semi-buckhorn folding (SBF) ramp with hooded front sight complete its traditional lever gun profile.
It’s light, compact, lighting fast and built to shoot as good as it looks.
The 1894C is offered at a manufacturer suggested retail price of $788.62.
About Marlin Firearms Company
Established in 1870, the Marlin Firearms Company manufactures the world’s most iconic lever-action rifles, as well as broad array of class-leading bolt action rifles and rimfire rifles. Marlin is truly the great American rifle company.
More information about the Company can be found at www.marlinfirearms.com.
I have two model 1894, .44 magnums, one with a four power Simmons scope and one with iron sights. Both came out of North Haven, Connecticut with “JM” stamps and superb walnut wood and perfect wood to metal fit. Both were made between 2002 and 2005. Deadly accurate. The rifle with the scope eats any ammo, Hornady leverEvolution included, in 225 grain. The other is a bit more finicky, that being that it really likes the Remington 240 grains better. I have improved the “jamming” problem to a certain extent by tightening the loading gate screw, two full turns. A… Read more »
I have a Marlin 1881, 45/70, 24 “Bri, set trigger,s, (factory). Still hunt big game with it. No excuse for poor quality in a “firearm” made to hunt or protect. USA made products were at one time unequal, with exception of a few countries. All about the $$$$. They don,t care about repeat customer’s anymore. If you never owned a quality firearm then you have nothing to compare it with. God Bless my country, USA.
With current ammo choices, you can get a 10 shot 357 mag that will hit with all the authority of a 30-30 at 100 yards.
Good brush gun and good for places that do not allow rifle cartridges.
i own sever Marlins but in 30/30 caliber.
and they are the older versions and still shoot like dreams.
and so do my Winchesters in 30/30
The current Marlin is only a shadow of what was a great company at one time, but no longer.
I like the rifle can’t wait to get my hands on one love iron sights