buy out, like you said, those calibers would probably be way down the line. They need to build a lot of new guns in popular calibers like 30-30 and 45-70 to recoup their expenses. They would also plan the calibers on what ammo is available, if any. If they got a lot of smaller caliber barrels in the buy out they would probably still build guns for whatever ammo is available. That is just good business sense but their bean counters may have the final say so.
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Ruger says they should have the new Marlins out
- Gary Reeder, 2021-02-18, 14:18
- I Regret Passing On A Stainless 336 in 35Rem. - ~JM~, 2021-02-19, 21:58
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Whatever happened to the new .444 that was released last ---
- Jeff Spencer, 2021-02-18, 17:06
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444 Remington?
- backroadsrambler, 2021-02-19, 12:23
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neither one. Marlin (who was at the time
- Gary Reeder, 2021-02-19, 12:55
- Thanks for the clarification Gary! (nm) - backroadsrambler, 2021-02-19, 15:07
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neither one. Marlin (who was at the time
- Gary Reeder, 2021-02-19, 12:55
- that was a totally different company. Remington - Gary Reeder, 2021-02-18, 17:37
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444 Remington?
- backroadsrambler, 2021-02-19, 12:23
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Marlins
- AlanT, 2021-02-18, 16:18
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I doubt the 480 as the rim is way too wide to go thru the
- Gary Reeder, 2021-02-18, 16:28
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Wish they could figure out how to make it work
- Clyde, 2021-02-18, 16:49
- It would take a whole new frame for the 480, 475 or 500 - Gary Reeder, 2021-02-18, 17:42
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Wish they could figure out how to make it work
- Clyde, 2021-02-18, 16:49
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I doubt the 480 as the rim is way too wide to go thru the
- Gary Reeder, 2021-02-18, 16:28
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That's great news for everyone...
- Huey, 2021-02-18, 14:33
- unless they got a lot of small caliber barrels in the - Gary Reeder, 2021-02-18, 16:34
- I have all the hyphenated 1894’s. - Sid R, 2021-02-18, 15:12