Ruger Acquires Marlin

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This makes me happy. I can't think of a better caretaker for the historic line of Marlin rifles than Ruger. I've been looking at 1895s, now I'll hold off and see what develops.
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As it should be
It was interesting to see how Remington got pieced up and who got what
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Bushmaster is not what it used to be.
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PSA got the ARs
PSA with their ARs and AKs are making a move with their score from the BK sell-off
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Their stuff is ok...dunno... when it comes to ARs I look no further than Windham Weaponry with the original Bushmaster crew.
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I choose M60.
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I think I'd have to go with a M249. High rate of fire, but way more controllable than an M60. I still take an AK platform over either.. but I like commie guns.

As far as Ruger goes.. I kind of have mixed feelings given my latest experiences with them cutting corners on some things. That said, I am not sure there really is anyone else that would have done Marlin justice.
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Hopefully Ruger will bring back Marlin to what it used to be,,
I'm a big Marlin fan! I have many OLD firearms made by them
I would like to see a Marlin CB in 489 Ruger
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well I love my Ruger single action so much within a week of getting it I went out and bought a Ruger double action. In all aspects except for trigger I find them superior to my Smith & Wesson. It made me look at their whole line, and I think a Ruger bolt action is in my near future. Bill Ruger was a real gun guy. Never been much of a fan of their semis, but the revolvers are aces.

If Ruger produces a Marlin 1894 in 41 magnum with an octagon barrel there will be one at my house as soon as my FFL can get one.
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