Item Relisted! FS Marlin 1894CST .38/.357 Stainless Steel Suppressor Ready Lever Action Rifle

[Darkga]

Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/t...-suppressor-ready-lever-action-rifle.1801176/
Item Name: FS Marlin 1894CST .38/.357 Stainless Steel Suppressor Ready Lever Action Rifle

Location: Lawrenceville

Zip Code: 30044

Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 1100

Caliber: .38SPL/.357MAG

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: I have for sale a Marlin 1894CST stainless steel suppressor ready lever rifle chambered in .38 Special and .357 Magnum. It has only had exactly 45 rounds of .38 Special through it. The 16" barrel is threaded 1/2 x 28 which fits many 9mm suppressors. It includes the original box with everything from the factory. The suppressor pictured is NOT included of course.

Face to face meetings with GA residents (must provide proof of residency). I live in Lawrenceville, work in Downtown Atlanta, and am frequently in Marietta, so I'm a little flexible on meeting places.

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[jpm2953]

why so much over retail cost?

 

[DinkyDau]

Must be with the suppressor!

 

[Darkga]

why so much over retail cost?

MSRP on this gun is $1,154 from Marlin.

Two weeks ago when I bought it there were none for sale at any local gun shops in Atlanta (I called at least 5). If you have found a better price locally (with tax and transfer) I'll match it and throw in a rifle case. Thanks for your interest.

 

[C'mon man!]

How does the suppressed 38 special compared to 9mm suppressed?

 

[Darkga]

How does the suppressed 38 special compared to 9mm suppressed?

In feel and on paper they should be about the same depending on the weight of the bullet. I only shoot subsonic (most .38 is naturally subsonic) through my TiRant suppressor btw.

 

[Darkga]

bump

 

[spencer60]

Nice rifle. I remember reading about these a year or so back, but it's good to see they are getting out there now.

I know Marlin just re-introduced the 38/357 guns. I have seen a few of the more traditional ones out now, but at full MSRP and not lasting long on the shelves I'm sure.

Seeing this model actually exists gives me hope for Marlin's future.