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Ruger Set to Bring Back Marlin Lever-Action Rifles

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Good article on Ruger bringing back an old favorite, Marlin Firearms, great news for the lever action fans and Marlin fans.

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An Official Journal Of The NRA | Ruger Set to Bring Back Marlin Lever-Action Rifles

Comments made by Ruger President and CEO Christopher J. Killoy during the company’s Feb. 18 quarterly earnings conference call provide detail on the much-anticipated relaunch of Marlin Firearms, and the challenges his company faces during the transition.
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Annihilator said:
Good article on Ruger bringing back an old favorite, Marlin Firearms, great news for the lever action fans and Marlin fans.

www.shootingillustrated.com

An Official Journal Of The NRA | Ruger Set to Bring Back Marlin Lever-Action Rifles

Comments made by Ruger President and CEO Christopher J. Killoy during the company’s Feb. 18 quarterly earnings conference call provide detail on the much-anticipated relaunch of Marlin Firearms, and the challenges his company faces during the transition.
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Good short article Anni, thanks! Marlin's good rifle.
At the time surprised Henry Repeating Arms didn't purchase Marlin.
 
wmg1299 said:
I am not the most patient person, but I respect Ruger taking the time to have all of the recently purchased tooling and equipment inspected before rushing into production. I plan on buying a 336 as soon as Ruger can get them on the shelves.
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Am thinking they're going to do it right. By the sounds of the chatter, am thinking Ruger will do well with Marlin in bringing them back. Wouldn't mind a new one.
 
Been wanting a stainless catbine .45-70 Guide Gun for many years. Always talked myself out of it because I don't "need" a beastly thumper like that (same reason that I've never pulled the trigger on a "5 S&W .500 or a .338 Lapua rifle). But what the hell does need really have to do with it???
 
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