Bulk lever prawns.

[200Apples]

splithoof, one cannot argue against a Win ‘94 in 32 Winchester Special!

But once you become reacquainted with the virtues of a proper Marlin, I think you’ll view them again in a favorable light. There is a thing that some Marlin owners are doing to any extra rifles chambered in .30-30 and that is a rebore to 35 Remington... and good grief does that have my attention.

Right now I don’t have any extras...

[dy57]

Spyder, what's that Marlin in first pic? third from bottom. Nice bunch of levers there.

MLC

I count seven Marlins from the bullseye in the stock and 1 SBL w/ the laminated stock. Total 8 Marlins.

Nice herd of levers!

[Spyder]

Prawns = filter bypass for a four letter word for consensual adult activity on film!

[Spyder]

[200Apples]

[DirtyRussianAmmo]

I prefer not to dabble in impossible hypotheticals...

I don't even have a Henry yet. Dangitt.

The 24" Marlin 1894CB shoots real realy nice with all the 45 I've put through it. I'd lean towards that if I had to, but...who knows. It would take me more time than my morning coffee to think on it.

No Calgunner should ever be put in the position of having to choose just one... I hereby pledge to never pose the question again on this here forum.

[pennstater]

No Calgunner should ever be put in the position of having to choose just one... I hereby pledge to never pose the question again on this here forum.

LOL! Atta boy DRA! Pledge accepted. Feel better already.

MLC

[200Apples]

[RNE228]

Having Marlin 1894C, 1895CB, and Savage 99, and in the back of the safe Dads 'Win 94, makes me think what other Levers are there?

I've shot a Browning BLR in 223.

What others are there?

Henry past and present
Browning BLR series
Spencer
Colt-Burgess
Colt Patterson
Ruger

Are there more?

[Horsewright]

Mossberg makes some.

Browning also has a .22, the BL 22, as well as their BR 92 in .357 and .44. Also the 1895.

Are ya looking for brands or models?

[Spyder]

Ruger 96 is highly recommended by me. Very fun little mag fed 22lr short throw lever.

[Sputnik]

Darn nice collection!

[golfish]

Prawns = filter bypass for a four letter word for consensual adult activity on film!

So those guns are prawn stars ?

Because the pictures are not exact, are we looking at 2 pictures of the same collection or 1 picture of say half and then the second picture is the rest of the collection?

Either way, your one sick puppy to have purchased all of those in 2 years.

[Spyder]

MLC for lyfe!!! or something... Hahaha

Nah, two of the same group. The Spencer was blocking the view of a bunch of Marlins from the side so I moved it.

There's Marlins in 357, 357, 45 Colt, 45 Colt, 44 Mag, 30-30, 30-30, 35 Remington, 45-70, a Ruger M96 in 22lr with an aftermarket 10/22 threaded barrel that I filed out the second extractor cut so both extractors would fit, a Spencer Sporting Rifle from the 1860s, an 1886 manufacture 1885 in 22 long (not really a lever gun, but close enough), an 1862 Sharps and Hankins .52 Rimfire Navy carbine, a Winchester 94, an 1887 12g, and an M92 in .357.

I desperately need a Henry, probably in 45 Colt instead of 44-40, and I'm undecided on the Taylors white, or iron frame, or brass. And I'll eventually need an 1866, '73, '86, and a Marlin 1892 like the one I sold several years ago regret, along with a few other things that I've got a mild suppressed itch for.

[RNE228]

In regard to my question, just talking about what all is out there.

My long term adds to my little collection would be:
Savage 99 in 250-3000 to go with the '99 in 300 Savage.
Marlin in 218 Bee

Mossberg makes some.

Browning also has a .22, the BL 22, as well as their BR 92 in .357 and .44. Also the 1895.

Are ya looking for brands or models?