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When a previous dealer was bringing these in they said they were made in Brazil and basically a rebranded Rossi. Originally Posted by wasaI know the Henry 45 Colt levers can take +P ammo such as Buffalo Bore hunting rounds (I called Henry and was told so). When I read the Citadel manual, it says no +P. Has anyone contacted Citadel to ask if this can handle the higher pressures? Not necessary T/C or Ruger 1 levels, but Winchester 94 pressure levels (as per my reloading manuals.... ignoring the fact that the Citadel manual says no reloaded ammo).
Buffalo Bore says this about their 45 Colt +P Deer Grenade "All 1892 Winchesters and all copies of such made after 1920. These loads are safe in all modern Model 1892 lever guns as well as all Winchester & Marlin 1894's"
www.buffalo bore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=335 (remove the space between buffalo and bore)
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They're Rossi 92s, made "tactical". Both made in Brazil, probably in the same factory. Originally Posted by FEDGE2.0No name levers selling for $1200. I wish I was dreaming lol
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Doing that to lever is like tacticooling an SKS. Goes against the laws of nature.
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or you can adapt to the year 2023.... Originally Posted by grumpyguyDoing that to lever is like tacticooling an SKS. Goes against the laws of nature.
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These are Rossi 92's. And at 1200$, they will sell out within 10 days just like the last dealer did. Originally Posted by FEDGE2.0No name levers selling for $1200. I wish I was dreaming lol
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Only one left I was told..... I have the 357 Mag version and I really like it. Did a bunch of shooting at 25 and 100 yards with 357 Mag as well as 38 Special +P. Fed them all fine.
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last dealer was selling them for 999$ (citadel store had them for 699$ USD then, and still do now which is 930$ cad.) .. citadel store also has the .410 prices same as all other calibres.. so I'm curious where the additional 150$ mark up comes from, since the citadel store hasn't changes their price (asking for a friend). Originally Posted by 84wh1These are Rossi 92's. And at 1200$, they will sell out within 10 days just like the last dealer did.
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at 999$ it hard to say no, at 1200 ish... a marlin dark is a better looking and quality firearm (which is also available at Canada's gun store, and more reasonably priced at US$ MSRP ) .
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Where do you see Marlin Dark at reasonable price? And how much it would cost to get to the same level of accessories Rossi/Citadel comes with?
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Reasonable as in Manufacturers retail price says 1800 cad, and dealer is selling it for 1800 cad. Not something the manufacturer is selling it for says is 930$ , but the dealer is asking 1150 . Originally Posted by HorilkaWhere do you see Marlin Dark at reasonable price? And how much it would cost to get to the same level of accessories Rossi/Citadel comes with?
But people are willing to pay the extra 2 bills. so what ever . at that point I personally would rather pay a bit more and get the new marlin dark. Comes better equipped than the levtac 92, better build, better looks, better stock at around 1800$ , buy once cry once. see yourself.
https://www.marlinfirearms.com/s/model_70901/Last edited by heatseeker; 12-17-2023 at 03:12 AM.
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Well, I don't think it's comparable. It's out of stock, BTW, so price could be outdated. Originally Posted by heatseekerReasonable as in Manufacturers retail price says 1800 cad, and dealer is selling it for 1800 cad. Not something the manufacturer is selling it for says is 930$ , but the dealer is asking 1150 .
But people are willing to pay the extra 2 bills. so what ever . at that point I personally would rather pay a bit more and get the new marlin dark. Comes better equipped than the levtac 92, better build, better looks, better stock at around 1800$ , buy once cry once. see yourself.
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I would agree that overall quality in general is better with Marlin. However, if you buy "tacticool" pistol caliber lever, then it would make more sense to have a polymer stock (Citadel/Rossi) and not a wood stock (Marlin). It also would be nice to have mlock HG and that is the case with Rossi, but not the case with Marlin. If you upgrade your Marlin with this stuff, then you're looking into another what, $400-800 cost? See "upgraded builds" on the EE and GP. Then you have 92 action vs 94 action. I personally like 94 more and it gives better sight radius. This is the point where everyone weights cost vs quality. BTW, I don't think it's correct to compare US MSRP and Canadian retail prices.CSSA CPC
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But people are willing to pay the extra 2 bills. so what ever . at that point I personally would rather pay a bit more and get the new marlin dark. Comes better equipped than the levtac 92, better build, better looks, better stock at around 1800$ , buy once cry once. 
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