Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifle
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cedestech
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Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifle
Very clean and shoots VERY well. Trigger cleaned up and lightened to +/- 3#'s. TKFP rear, Lyman front, stock sights included. Is used and has very light handling and safe bumps but nothing major or worth taking pictures of. Also includes 150ish once fired cases and 380+ new cases formed from brand new Starline 32-20 brass, FL Pacific die set with shell holder, Lee neck expander die, 300+ Miester cast 85gr lead bullets, sight settings, reloading info. I have $1000 in the entire set up. Shoots REALLY well but is too light for my tastes. Partial or complete trades possible but there is really nothing I could use right now except maybe a set up, good shooting Henry in 22MAG + cash. Message me with questions. (and before any one asks... no, I won't separate the cases unless someone buys the rifle first)








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Re: Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifl
trade you my 30-30..............
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Re: Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifl
If I needed a VERY NICE Marlin 1894 in 30-30 you'd have a deal.... ;)
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Re: Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifl
Dang Emmett, you show up at my match today, outshoot the 17 other PCCLA competitors with it (you beat the 2nd place guy by 6 targets) and you want to SELL IT?!
Whats the deal? Too easy/not challenging enough for ya? I guess I need to allow muzzle loaders in my match huh?
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Whats the deal? Too easy/not challenging enough for ya? I guess I need to allow muzzle loaders in my match huh?
- Tim
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Re: Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifl
Tim is far to generous... I just had a good day.
Sold pending funds.
Sold pending funds.
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Re: Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifl
Can I talk you out the the reloading info? I have a Savage 23B and 85gr Gas Checked bullets, and a bunch of different powders. Thanks in advance!
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Re: Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifl
Straight up 6gr of 4227, Fed small rifle match primers, Don't remember the case or COL.
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Re: Marlin 1894 Cowboy Classic in 25-20, turn key PCCLA rifl
Thanks....I'll try it!