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What is my marlin lever action 38-40 pistol grip serial 34195 no model designation 24 octagonal barrel marked marlin safety in script 3 patents through Aug 1893 top ejection?
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∙ 14y ago
Its probably a model 1894 & should be marked as such on the upper tang.
Prior to the model 1894 Marlin made a Model 1889 in the same calibres that was not marked.
But, a 1889 should only have 2 patent dates, 1887 & 1889 I believe. It is possible you have a model 1889 with a model 1894 barrel on it.
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