Hunters and shooters looking for a lever-action rifle should find the Marlin 1894 CSBL a fantastic option. It is chambered in .357 Magnum, and you can also feed it 38 Special, by reducing the hit to your wallet. This new Marlin is made in Ilion, New York, and it is the ticket for hunters who want to carry the same cartridge for their hunting rifle as they do for their sidearm.
The Marlin 1894 CSBL utilizes the flat-top, side-ejector receiver that was initially patterned in 1893 by Luis Hepburn. Alongside the improved one-piece trigger, Luis's sophisticated design included a two-piece firing pin and a locking bolt, an innovative design at the time. The 1894's short receiver enables cartridge compatibility with 1888 and 1889 models.
One of the best new Marlin 1894 models in the market, the CSBL is a relatively light lever carbine made of stainless steel. The Marlin 1894 CSBL is chambered in .357 Magnum; which makes it compatible with many popular sidearms. The Marlin 1894 CSBL features a 16.5” stainless steel barrel that is cut to a 1:16" twist rate, making the rifle quite accurate for a lever-action. The 16.5" barrel is long enough to deliver good medium range accuracy, with significantly improved bullet speed and energy when compared to a handgun.
This stainless steel rifle is fitted with a wild-west style big loop lever for fast follow-up shots even while wearing gloves. Marlin Firearms ships the gun with an XS Lever Rail that is pre-fitted with a ghost ring sight. The XS Rail allows you to mount a low-power scope or a red-dot sight for maximum precision and flexibility. The front sight is a ramp front blade design that is visible in low-light situations.
Whichever type of sight you settle for, target acquisition is quick. The bolt of the gun is machine forged from solid steel, and the magazine tube holds up to eight rounds. The laminate black and gray pistol-grip stock is enhanced for durability and weather resistance. Modern additions to the gun include a hammer-block safety and a cross-block safety. The overall length of this rifle is 38.5 inches, and the rifle weighs in at approximately 6.5 pounds.
If you are the owner of a .38 Special or .357 Magnum revolver, then the Marlin 1894 CSBL may be the perfect all-around rifle for you. Having a rifle chambered in the same caliber as your handgun reduces the need for additional ammo and provides you with additional range and stopping power. If you haven't picked up your new Marlin 1894 CSBL carbine, now is the time. The 1894 CSBL is eight rounds of firepower in a light, compact, and fast rifle that is made to shoot and is as elegant as it looks. To learn more about the Marlin 1894 CSBL or order your own, visit Impact Guns, one of the top rated online gun dealers.
The Marlin 1894 CSBL utilizes the flat-top, side-ejector receiver that was initially patterned in 1893 by Luis Hepburn. Alongside the improved one-piece trigger, Luis's sophisticated design included a two-piece firing pin and a locking bolt, an innovative design at the time. The 1894's short receiver enables cartridge compatibility with 1888 and 1889 models.
One of the best new Marlin 1894 models in the market, the CSBL is a relatively light lever carbine made of stainless steel. The Marlin 1894 CSBL is chambered in .357 Magnum; which makes it compatible with many popular sidearms. The Marlin 1894 CSBL features a 16.5” stainless steel barrel that is cut to a 1:16" twist rate, making the rifle quite accurate for a lever-action. The 16.5" barrel is long enough to deliver good medium range accuracy, with significantly improved bullet speed and energy when compared to a handgun.
This stainless steel rifle is fitted with a wild-west style big loop lever for fast follow-up shots even while wearing gloves. Marlin Firearms ships the gun with an XS Lever Rail that is pre-fitted with a ghost ring sight. The XS Rail allows you to mount a low-power scope or a red-dot sight for maximum precision and flexibility. The front sight is a ramp front blade design that is visible in low-light situations.
Whichever type of sight you settle for, target acquisition is quick. The bolt of the gun is machine forged from solid steel, and the magazine tube holds up to eight rounds. The laminate black and gray pistol-grip stock is enhanced for durability and weather resistance. Modern additions to the gun include a hammer-block safety and a cross-block safety. The overall length of this rifle is 38.5 inches, and the rifle weighs in at approximately 6.5 pounds.
If you are the owner of a .38 Special or .357 Magnum revolver, then the Marlin 1894 CSBL may be the perfect all-around rifle for you. Having a rifle chambered in the same caliber as your handgun reduces the need for additional ammo and provides you with additional range and stopping power. If you haven't picked up your new Marlin 1894 CSBL carbine, now is the time. The 1894 CSBL is eight rounds of firepower in a light, compact, and fast rifle that is made to shoot and is as elegant as it looks. To learn more about the Marlin 1894 CSBL or order your own, visit Impact Guns, one of the top rated online gun dealers.
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