Marlin Model 57-M Levermatic
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Next up is the Marlin Model 57-M Levermatic chambered in .22 WMR made from 1959 thru 1969 featuring the shortest lever throw of any lever action rifle out there. This example made in 1966/67 was part of a recent acquisition hauled home from a local show and it cleaned up well.
Come along as we explore the history and surprising origin of this interesting design at the Milsurp Garage!
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Milsurp Garage, I had a neighbor who used to talk about his Marlin magnum. I just assumed it was a 39A . He might have had this model.👍😎🙏🏽✌🏻🇺🇸
Very well might be......these were the first lever action in WMR I believe.
THere was a model 62 in .30 carbine too
I'd love to have one in 30 carbine to go with my Plainfield M1 Carbine
Check out the video at 25:30
Thanks for showing it in action. That motion is super short.
Yes, and that footage was the first shots I took with it. After getting the footage I shot some more and started getting more comfortable with it and the movement got smoother and I got in a groove with it making it feel like an even shorter throw! Really nice.
I have the 56 in 22lr and 57 in 22lr. I had a 57m but sold it some time ago
Saw your videos….pretty cool. You will like my next few videos!
I see 57m’s often but the 56 and 57 in 22lr are quite scarce
They made a few less LR versions but I think they get “held onto” a bit more. I notice that WMR chambered firearms get turned over more so we see more on the used market.
Yet another really cool gun that I have never had the privilege to handle. Thanks for sharing it with us. Your intros to the episodes just keep getting better, this one had me on the edge of my seat.
Thanks, appreciate you tuning in. Some really nice stuff coming!
It's a short action very wellmade gun my son has a 22mag my father gave him.
Nice.
They were very expensive rifles in their day. $75 in 1966 is equivalent to $728.69 today.
I feel like $728 was equivalent to $75 three and half years ago.
@MilsurpGarage I hear ya. Hopefully the election fixes that
I have 2 model 56"s in 2 different length barrels.
Are the receivers the same version? Is one of them aluminum?
Have not seen one of those in a while.
This morning I snagged a Remington model 33 at the local shop.
Nice! Check this out. C C Loomis was a great guy to study.
ruclips.net/video/x_RmxsKoEJ8/видео.htmlsi=AukFqmtvRowlWA34
Nice , very nice stock. Thanks for this vid.
Thank you for tuning in!
@@MilsurpGarage always learn from your vids. Thanks
Can't watch it to many ads
It's something we have to deal with on RUclips. If I do not monetize then youtube makes no ad revenue so they do not recommend or promote the videos I make and nobody sees them. It has a business aspect to it here and ad revenue on popular videos drives the viewership and promotes the channel. You can go youtube premium....it's not expensive and comes with youtube music, background player.....and, yes, no ads. I love it. RUclips is 90%of my screen watching entertainment....with no ads. When I was a kid, TV had long constant breaks of ads....it was just how it was.
@@MilsurpGarage well I'm a old Nam vet and I remember a commercial or three on the two channels that we got at the ranch growing up 🤣
Great find. Nice rifle.
Yeah man. Thanks for tuning in.
When I was a kid, two of my
friends had these rifles.
They still liked my rifle though,
an old Remington model 12 pump!
GREAT vid,my Dude! 👍