I got a quick look

savage170

At the Marlin from Ruger from the example that I seen it looks like Ruger is doing the Marlin line justice. Fit and finish on this one was outstanding

Horse Plains Drifter

Thanks for the heads up.

montanajoe

I've never had trouble with Ruger, so hopefully the will do as well with the marlin line. Thanks for the report.

BobJudy

Good to know that they seem to be doing it right. I was wondering when we would see some Ruger - Marlins. I guess they are taking their time to get the quality back up from what it sank too in the Remington years. I assume you handled the 1895 and I wonder what other models they are going to bring back soon. I would guess the 336 for sure but since the rim fire line is in direct competition with the 10/22 and the American, I wonder if they will be back. Bob

buddyb

I have always been a Ruger fan. In my safe there are probably more Ruger guns that get used than anything else.Back years ago they were some of the best deals in firearms.I have skeleton stock M-77s that were little over 300 bucks new,Redhawks were about the same price if I remember correctly.I even have several P-series pistols that are my favorite autoloaders.I was pretty sure Ruger would bring the quality back to Marlin.

select-fire

Thanks for information

savage170

It was the Stainless 1895 that I got to handle I was at my FFL picking up my latest addition and he was logging this one in

asop

I have many. Always seemed to be a field firearm built to last with good accuracy.

sxsnuf

Thanks. I've only seen them in magazines. "Price unavailable at press time". So, I gotta ask, how much$?

savage170

This one was a transfer that came off the Gunbroker Auction side I don't know how much the winning bidder payed for it

sxsnuf

Looking at the auction side and completed auctions, it appears they're going for something north of 3K.

truthful

Rugers are built to be used, not stored.

SoreShoulder

Are we getting hammer forged Micro-Groove?