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<blockquote data-quote="Prairie Traveler" data-source="post: 3723161" data-attributes="member: 44373"><p>Although as a "young man", I thought Winchester levers were the way to go, I now have two Marlins, a 336SC, in 35 Rem. c1955, and an 1889 Marlin rifle in .32-20, {not sure of the exact year}. The 32-20 needs to have it's barrel re-lined, but it shoots well enough for CAS ranges. I've wanted a Savage 99 in .303 Savage for quite some time, but they are a little scarce, and pricy right now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Prairie Traveler, post: 3723161, member: 44373"] Although as a "young man", I thought Winchester levers were the way to go, I now have two Marlins, a 336SC, in 35 Rem. c1955, and an 1889 Marlin rifle in .32-20, {not sure of the exact year}. The 32-20 needs to have it's barrel re-lined, but it shoots well enough for CAS ranges. I've wanted a Savage 99 in .303 Savage for quite some time, but they are a little scarce, and pricy right now. [/QUOTE]
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