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Marlin 336/Winchester 94

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Does anyone know if Marlin cast any receivers like Winchester did with the post 64 models? I noticed Winchester bring back some of the lever actions are those cast or milled? Also, can any verify this info? Many Thanks....

Winchester 1894 receivers between 2,770,000 and 5,024,957 (1964-1981)

were machined from a graphitic steel casting and will not accept normal

blueing. Serial numbers 3,185,692 to 3,806,499 (1968-1972) were black

chrome plated, and 3,806,500 to 5024,957 (1972-1981) were iron plated.

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I don't know this for a fact, nor am I a metallurgist, but the Marlin levers I've been aquainted appear to have receivers milled from bar stock.

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