1894 IS JUST TOO NICE NOT TO LET YOU SEE

[Mr. Smith]

There are days that you know don’t happen often.
This is one of those so I thought you should see it as well.
http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy358/SuperiorFirearms/Lever%20Love/100_3805.jpg

I am truly blest to have some good friends and god in my life.http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy358/SuperiorFirearms/Lever%20Love/100_3816.jpg


Both of the guns in this post came to me thru friends and I will do my best to pass them on to the right people some day.http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy358/SuperiorFirearms/Lever%20Love/100_3812.jpg

http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy358/SuperiorFirearms/Lever%20Love/100_3806.jpg

http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy358/SuperiorFirearms/Lever%20Love/100_3813.jpg

[signal4l]

You may have out done yourself on that one. Nice

[Mr. Smith]

You may have out done yourself on that one. Nice

Thank you the pair is something to see.

[J-Dub]

Great looking lever gun.

[fullmetalredhead]

Is that a Marlin?

[titsonritz]

Is that a Marlin?

No it’s a Superior Marlin.

[Mr. Smith]

Thanks guys the gun is a Marlin 1894 and I spent all the time on it.

The difference is Superior.

[fullmetalredhead]

Interesting. So you've stripped off the Marshield coating and refinished finished the stock? And added a rail and changed out the front sight? Anything else?

[Mr. Smith]

Interesting. So you've stripped off the Marshield coating and refinished finished the stock? And added a rail and changed out the front sight? Anything else?

Thank you
1. Action work
2. Cut the barrel crown
3. Go thru the gun inside
4. Tune the ejector

This is just some of the things.

[fullmetalredhead]

That's great. I'm sure you're polishing the part of the extractor mechanism responsible for the dreaded Marlin jam. I've got an 1894SS in .44 magnum I love to shoot. These are great, fun guns.

[Bsully]

That wood is BEAUTIFUL !!

[d90king]

As a fan of the Winchester 1894 I approve of this. Very cool rifle!

[Naxet1959]

Truly these are works of art! A privilege to view.

[Mr. Smith]

I thank all of you for your nice words.
Currently I am doing a Winchester 1886 45/70 that I am cutting down to 16.5 inch.
It is going to be a nice gun I think I will have to have one for myself in the end.

[J-Dub]

Please post pics of the winchester.

My buddy has a pre 64 m94 that is pretty beat up, and forsale. I've been thinking about getting it and refinishing the wood, cut it down to 16.5 and either duracoat or park.

[Mr. Smith]

Please post pics of the winchester.

My buddy has a pre 64 m94 that is pretty beat up, and forsale. I've been thinking about getting it and refinishing the wood, cut it down to 16.5 and either duracoat or park.

I will post pics of the gun when it is ready.
Right now it is in hunks.
If you get the 94 I can bring it back to life and you will love it forever.

[J-Dub]

I will post pics of the gun when it is ready.
Right now it is in hunks.
If you get the 94 I can bring it back to life and you will love it forever.

Which is exactly why i'm interested to see that '86 ;)

[RWBlue]

Very nice.

[Mr. Smith]

Thanks guys.

[Peshawar]

Beautiful!

I love the blueing. I only just this week discovered the wonders of gun blueing. All this time I thought the "man" finish was cerakote, or some other expensive shit. I got that stuff, and that shit works too. BUT, blueing is an art. It's ****ing nuts as you do it and the steel's chemical composition changes right in front of your eyes. It's old school magic. Alchemy. The primitives must have thought the process was from God. It's ****ing cool. Try blueing something. It's fun. :)

[Wayne Dobbs]

Tell us about that good looking S&W! Is it a Model 27?

[Mr. Smith]

The gun in those pics is one of my personal favorites it is a Model 28.
That has all the work done to it and stag grips it is 10mm just to make sure nobody can have one just like mine.

[DTHN2LGS]

That wood is BEAUTIFUL !!

Hell yeah !!!

[Mr. Smith]

Thanks