Marlin 1888 Fire Arms Company

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Marlin 1888 Fire Arms Company

59 pages, over 8" x 5 1/2", soft-cover in full color. New re-print restored and digitally enhanced. Illustrated.

During the 1870’s, Winchester was enjoying success with a line of lever action repeaters for medium power cartridges. While they didn’t have the power of the big single shot rifles, they offered repeating rifle firepower and opened a market Marlin wanted to enter.

John Marlin’s stature had led a number of outstanding inventors to join him in New Haven. This team developed the Marlin Model 1881, a rugged repeating lever rifle first offered in .45/70 Govt. It was the most powerful repeating rifle made, and an instant success. In the West, where the game was big and often dangerous, hunters demanded it.

The U.S. Army had introduced and adopted the .45/70 in 1873 for its single shot "trap door" Springfield rifle. Shooting a 500-grain lead bullet, the cartridge was very powerful for its time, and rivaled the heavier single shots.

By combining .45/70 power with repeating rifle fire power, Marlin produced an outstanding combination for a ready market. Marlin Fire Arms Company

MANUALS FOR OLD MARLINS – Marlin Catalogs from 1882 through 1915 contained operation manuals for guns including cutaway drawings and component parts pictures.

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CONTENTS INCLUDE:

  • Ammunition
  • Ballard & Marlin
  • Ballard 1-2 Off-hand Rifle
  • Ballard Gallery Rifle
  • Ballard Pacific Rifle
  • Ballard Perfection Rifle
  • Ballard Reloading Tools
  • Ballard Rifles
  • Ballard Shuetzen
  • Ballard Shuetzen Junior Rifle
  • Ballard Single Shot Rifle
  • Ballard Sporting Rifle
  • Ballard Union Hill Rifle
  • Barrel
  • Beach Combination Sights
  • Butt Stock
  • Carrier
  • Cartridge
  • Cartridges and Primed Shells
  • Cartridges, Shells and Bullets
  • Charles Daly 3 Barrel
  • Cleaning Rods
  • Component Parts
  • Creedmoor Targets
  • Cut Paper Patches
  • Daleys Improved Handcuffs
  • Dismounting the Model 1881
  • Dismounting the Model 1888
  • Everlasting Center-Fire Shells
  • Firing Pin
  • Fore Arm
  • Gallery Peep Sight
  • Hammer
  • Ideal Reloading Implements
  • Locking bolt
  • Lubricating Discs
  • Lyman Plain and Rear
  • Magazine Tube
  • Marlin Double Action Revolver
  • Marlin Double Action Revolver
  • Marlin Repeater Model 1881
  • Marlin Repeater Model 1888
  • Marling Automatic Ejecting Self-cocking
  • Merrills Automatic Bicycle Locks
  • Receiver
  • Rocky Mountain Sights
  • Rules of the National Rifle Association
  • Score Cards
  • Sporting Leaf Sight
  • Spring Cover
  • Tang Screw
  • Trigger Plates
  • Wads
  • Winchester

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