Marlin 795 thread

[welchy]

Has anyone tried the larger magazines? I found this one and the price seems nice, I have been trying to find the stock one but everyone is out of stock.

https://www.nativeoutdoors.com/magazines.html

Are you guys still having a hard time getting the magazines? I do live in Michigan if that makes a difference. I have checked Dicks sporting goods, Dunhams sporting goods and Walmart so far and no luck.

Have you looked online? Buds sells tham for a little under $12. It is $10 to ship so it is only worth it if you are buying several.

[welchy]

Just came accross this, any thoughts? What would I expect to pay if I were to start from scratch to get a LTR marlin 795?

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...ght=marlin+795

I just spent ~250 dollars today (not including the $25 rebate from Marlin) and that didn't include any extra mags, trigger work, or supercool grip mod and paint job.

If you like the cosmetic work done to that rifle and you can verify the trigger work was done properly I say buy it.

[C_1]

Dick's Sporting Goods has the Marlin 795 on sale for $125. It was $160 out the door plus the $25 mail in rebate. My 11 days is up on Nov 18th

I got a couple of bricks ready to go. Need CDNN to have a sale on the mags, or a shipping promotion again. Still debating whether to buy the $75 TechSights or mount the Weaver 1-3x scope I have sitting around..

[Ricky-Ray]

Uhh, it doesn't exactly do a hell of a lot of good for us here in CA since no one can sell them to you. Unless you plan on doing appleseed out of state and need rebuild kits there isn't much point.

Yup. Plus I remember Nutnfancy doing a youtube review on these and said they sucked. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PukEsTaPhx0

[Chaos47]

Yea this is a California forum so your not gonna find any reviews or ways to get them here.
All reports are that they majorly suck

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PukEsTaPhx0

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=412679&highlight=shooters+ridge

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=412356&highlight=shooters+ridge

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=378886&highlight=shooters+ridge

[Merc1138]

Has anyone tried the larger magazines? I found this one and the price seems nice, I have been trying to find the stock one but everyone is out of stock.
www.nativeoutdoors.com/magazines.html

Uhh, it doesn't exactly do a hell of a lot of good for us here in CA since no one can sell them to you. Unless you plan on doing appleseed out of state and need rebuild kits there isn't much point.

[smitymike11]

Has anyone tried the larger magazines? I found this one and the price seems nice, I have been trying to find the stock one but everyone is out of stock.

https://www.nativeoutdoors.com/magazines.html

Are you guys still having a hard time getting the magazines? I do live in Michigan if that makes a difference. I have checked Dicks sporting goods, Dunhams sporting goods and Walmart so far and no luck.

[Merc1138]

What's a good way to hold the 2point slings for stability?

scootle just posted that, it's called the "hasty" sling(and there is a variant or two of it). I can get almost as much stability out of that compared to a cuff, without having the rifle strapped to my arm(which to be honest is really annoying). If you had a sling with a cuff that had a quick detach from the rest of the sling, it'd be a lot better(they do exist, but they're more expensive).

This gives a pretty good explanation:

[Plinkster22]

What's a good way to hold the 2point slings for stability?

[scootle]

You can stabilize your aim with a basic 2 point carry sling as well(you probably just won't have the cuff as an option). It also happens to be that a USGI sling is dirt cheap, so you might as well get it anyway.

yeah the "hasty" sling works with any 2-point setup, but if you plan to do Appleseed, they do a bit more than just hasty sling...

[roushstage2]

I got the $10 sling from Big 5 and it has a cuff on it, in case someone doesn't want to place an online order.

[Merc1138]

It's designed to let you hold it a certain way to stabilize your aim.

You can stabilize your aim with a basic 2 point carry sling as well(you probably just won't have the cuff as an option). It also happens to be that a USGI sling is dirt cheap, so you might as well get it anyway.

[Plinkster22]

What's different about the USGI sling?

It's designed to let you hold it a certain way to stabilize your aim.

[Ricky-Ray]

What's different about the USGI sling?

[scootle]

I got a sling from Walmart, it was made by Winchester and it was either 1 inch or 1.5 inches and it came with the sling adapter and it was $15.

The Walmart slings are typically just 2-point carry slings... for Appleseed positional-shooting you will need a USGI sling, which is probably best bought from the CMP directly for a little more than 8 bucks (after shipping):

https://estore.odcmp.com/store/catalog/catalog.aspx?pg=product&ID=854WEB&item=&sfv=&cat=EQA&desc=&udc=&mct=&vndr=&ba=&pmin=&pmax=&note1=&note2=&note3=&note4=&note5=&max=

Good luck!