Ruger was the high bidder for Marlin when the several divisions of Remington were divvied up after Remington's demise.I didn’t know that ruger bought marlin? However, I only buy “JM” rifles so I guess it’s not an issue. I do want XLR 45-70 and maybe that’s easier to find
Lets hope they do 454 casull lever gun to pair up with a super redhawk. I also wonder if they will try to resurrect the 480 ruger by offering one in that caliber
Id hope they would do a 460 and 500 as well but I wont hold my breath on that one
Thats a good point. Well if they bring back the 1895 a 45-70 is a must. I just hope they find a way to offer more calibers. I dont want to shell out $3000 for a big horn armory in .460. Well if I hit the lottery I dont mind but until then I cant justify itA 500 SW or 45-70 would be great. However, ruger is known for it’s mim casting to save on costs. If they go that route, I’m not sure their investment casting would hold up to a lot of those chamber pressures.
Lets hope they do 454 casull lever gun to pair up with a super redhawk. I also wonder if they will try to resurrect the 480 ruger by offering one in that caliber
Idk hope its not too difficult for them. I am sure they will start out with the common calibers at firstHow hard can it be? Rossi/Puma has offered a .454 Casull chambering in their Model 92 clone for years.
Get a bunch of folks together and contact TALO. They can have Ruger make a special run with 'TGT' serial numbers. I'd be in for one.
I had one years back. Worked well but just didn't fit me right.I believe @Hoji has the Rossi 454 gun.
I wonder if that would fire 45LC as well? My buddy’s .454 Super RH shoots 45LC just fine.Lets hope they do 454 casull lever gun to pair up with a super redhawk. I also wonder if they will try to resurrect the 480 ruger by offering one in that caliber
Id hope they would do a 460 and 500 as well but I wont hold my breath on that one