WTS Marlin 1895SS JM stamped

[jpe5714]

Good condition. Minor scratches on the stock, but all cosmetic. Scope is a Leupold 3-9×40, regular duplex reticle. A Simms recoil pad was also put on. 22" bbl.
Bluing is excellent condition
Shoots great with the Evolution ammo
$850 obo

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[rodney482]

Was stock cut?

 

[William Sublette]

One of the details you're going to be asked about is the caliber.

Do you know what caliber it is?

 

[BLEE]

As I recall, all 1895s are 45-70.

 

[Bkottke35]

444 Marlin also.

 

[BLEE]

444 Marlin also.

TY!

 

[gearguywb]

Interested. Same questions:

Was stock cut?
Pics of the stock without the cover.
Caliber?

 

[jpe5714]

Sorry guys, it is a 45-70.
And I bought this used with limbsaver pad already installed. I'll put up pics of the stock without the ammo sleeve

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[jpe5714]

Gun is sold

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[Steelruger22]

I know she's sold, but I could use some schooling. I thought on all the Marlin models that SS meant it was a Stainless Steel model.... if this beauty was indeed a 1895ss, what does the SS really stand for or was this a misprint?

 

[davidsapp]

I think on the 1895 the S was initially for a sporter barrel designation and the second S added on later Marlin 1895is for the cross bolt Safety. Hence, 1895SS.

 

[Steelruger22]

Gotcha, I guess that makes sense. I have a stainless JM1894SS in .44. Naturally she has the crossbolt safety, but I always assumed the SS on her meant she was Stainless Steel. Good info to know.....

 

[Steelruger22]

Aside from the hex barrels, did marlin ever offer anything but a sporter barrel?

 

[hunting1]

SS was the first version, no ports and 22“ barrel if memory serves. I had one and sold it.