#marlin 22 rifle

[gunzlotzofgunz]

MARLIN GLENFIELD MOD 25

22 LONG RIFLE;22'' barrel,. Grooved receiver with a Weaver V22A scope mounted.

[freetheshit-outofyou]

The media's guide to firearms calibers in the U.S. 5.56mm NATO on the right down to the Thomas Jackson Rodman ship killer 20" cannonball of 1864 on the left.

For the rest of us, the list of actual types of cartridges is as follows: 30mm, 20mm, 2” cannon shell, .50 BMG, 40mm Grenade, 458 Winchester Magnum, 30-06 Tracer, 35 Winchester, .577/450 Martini-Henry (Coiled brass case.), 7.7x 58 JAP, 7.62x54 heavy Ball, 7mm Mauser, 7mm, 8x56RS, 30-06 Accelerator, 6.5x55 Swedish, 8mm Mauser, 303 British, 50-90 Sharps, .308, .348 Winchester, 6.5x50 JAP, 25-25, 8mm Lebel, 32-40, 30-06 Blank, 30-30, 12 Gauge, .444 Marlin, .410, .223, 7.62x39, 401 SLR Winchester, 30 Carbine, 25-20, 32-20, .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, .44 SPC, .38 SPC, .38 Long, 12 Gauge Short, .44 Russian, .45 ACP, .45 Auto Rim, 9mm Luger, 30 Luger, .40 Cal, 9mm Simunition, .45 shot shell, .22 Long Rifle shot shell, .22 Long Rifle, .380 Auto, .380 Auto, 9mm Makarov, 25 Auto, .22 Long, .22 short, .22 Short blank, .50 cal ball, .44 cal ball, .36 cal ball, .177 pellet, .177 BB *.380 auto is there twice I knocked it over once and picked up 2 .380's when I thought I'd put up a .380 and a .32 auto. I could have put a dozen more cartridge's up there but ran out of room.

[latenightsleuth]

The Jenner Beach Murders 2004

Lindsay Cutshall and Jason Allen Murders: How Were They Killed? Where is Shaun Gallon Now?

By Viswa Vanapalli at The Cinemaholic March 29, 2021

Investigation Discovery’s ‘People Magazine Investigates’ is a documentary series where People Magazine’s journalists team up with Investigation Discovery to have a second look at some of the most high-profile cases in the country. The episode ‘Jenner Beach Murders’ explores the random killings of a loving couple who were camping out on a beach in Jenner, California, in 2004. A case that stumped investigators at the time with an apparent lack of motive, it was only solved in 2017 after a confession. Curious to know more about the case? We’ve got you covered.

How Did Lindsay Cutshall and Jason Allen Die?

Lindsay Cutshall and Jason Allen had met each other in 2002 at the Appalachian Bible College in Beckley, West Virginia. Both devout Christians, the 22-year-old Lindsay hailed from Fresno, Ohio, while the 26-year-old Jason was from Zeeland, Michigan. They fell in love quickly, bonding over their Christian faith and their fondness for the outdoors. Within six weeks of knowing each other, they were engaged. In August 2004, the couple was working as counselors at Rock-N-Water, which was a Christian summer camp close to Coloma, California.

On August 13, they decided to take a spontaneous road trip to San Francisco, about a month before their planned wedding. It was during this trip that they would end up missing and eventually killed. When Lindsay’s mother was notified that the couple had not returned from their road trip, an extensive manhunt ensued. About five days after they left for their road trip, the couple was found by a helicopter pilot on a secluded part of Fish Head Beach, Jenner, California.

They were found still zipped up in their sleeping bags and were shot in the head once with a .45 caliber Marlin rifle, a rather uncommon gun. Police quickly ruled out robbery as a motive since Lindsay’s jewelry wasn’t missing and the car they traveled in was still there. There were no signs of a sexual assault either. Beyond that, the authorities were finding it difficult to zero in on a motive. The time of death was estimated to be either on the night of August 14 or the early morning of August 15.

The investigators speculated that the couple might have chosen to camp at the beach after realizing that there were no available rooms at the motel close by. As time passed, the police started to run out of credible leads. With no motive and unable to find the murder weapon, the trail ran cold. It was more than a decade later when the murders of Lindsay and Jason would be solved.

Who Killed Lindsay Cutshall and Jason Allen?

Shaun Gallon had long been someone the police had looked into regarding the couple’s killing. A self-proclaimed survivalist, he had multiple run-ins with the law. In fact, he was arrested just six days after the bodies were discovered, but on an unrelated weapons charge. Shaun’s father, David, had also told police that he had disposed of his son’s guns after Shaun had called him from prison to do so. In 2009, Shaun was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon for shooting a man with a homemade bow and arrow. Over the years, the police found nothing to tie him to the murders, nonetheless.

In 2017, Shaun was accused of killing his brother, Shamus, with a rifle and was arrested as a result of that. During his questioning, he confessed to the killings of Lindsay and Jason. He told the police where he had hidden the spent shell casings from the crime scene. He stated that after he noticed the two sleeping on the beach, he went to his car to bring his rifle, came back, and shot them both at close range. He had also confessed to the attempted murder of someone else that he knew. In 2019, 40-year-old Shaun was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Where is Shaun Gallon Now?

Shaun Gallon pleaded no contest to all the charges against him. As a result, the death penalty was not pursued. For his role in the murders of Lindsay, Jason, and Shamus and the attempted murder charge, he was instead sentenced to three consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole. He also was sentenced to more than 94 years for other crimes. During his confession, he had told the police that he had killed Lindsay and Jason out of spite.

A news release from the Office of the District Attorney mentioned additional charges, “There were multiple special allegations and enhancements alleged against Gallon, including that he murdered multiple victims, that he committed great bodily injury on those victims, that he used a firearm to inflict great bodily injury on each of his murder victims, and that he had suffered a prior “strike” conviction in 2009 for assault with a deadly weapon. In his change of pleas, Gallon admitted all charges and enhancements.” According to prison records, Shaun is incarcerated at California Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo, California.

Full article: https://thecinemaholic.com/lindsay-cutshall-and-jason-allen-murders-how-were-they-killed-where-is-shaun-gallon-now/

[your-raifu-is-shit]

What's a good first gun, an all around fun to shoot at the range and good for home defense type thing?

As a first gun and something fun to shoot at the range normally I say a .22lr semi-auto rifle. The Ruger 10/22 is the standard suggestion, although the equivalents from Marlin or Magtech are fine as well.

Since you also want something good for home defense though, then some kind of full-size 9mm pistol. Glock, M&P, CZ-75, a Sig, anything like that. The best thing to do is rent a few and see what feels the best for you - at a minimum at least hold a few to see what fits your hand. Full size since you didn't mention carrying it and it'll be easier to learn on than a compact.

Avoid Hi-Point unless you're in a really bad financial situation - it'll work but it won't be fun and you won't want to shoot it enough to practice.

[recoiloperated]

Hey you know anything about .22 defensive ammo? Or know someone who might? I have an acquaintance who’s broke and only has an old semi auto .22 rifle for protection (marlin model 60 if I remember correctly) and they’re asking me for recommendations on defensive ammo. The rifle has sentimental value so trading/selling it for something better is not an option. I recommended CCI Velocitors but I would like a second opinion before they go out and buy anything.

Minimags are also good

[christiangrest]

Henry Big Boy All Weather .44 Magnum

Lever guns have been in my family longer than I’ve been on this earth. My father was a huge fan of lever rifles and especially Marlin lever guns. The lever guns were always utilitarian in nature. Whether used to hunt, plink or defense…the lever gun fit the need almost perfectly in each scenario. Growing up, I remember the different lever guns my father owned. He had a .22 magnum Marlin, an 1894 saddle ring Marlin in .44 magnum, a Winchester .30-30 and also a Marlin 39A Mountie. We plinked and hunted small game with the rimfire variety and hunted with the big cartridges like the .44 magnum and .30-30. After my dad passed away in 2017, I inherited the Marlin .44 Magnum and the Marlin 39A. For many years I’ve had the draw to pick up another lever action rifle. I truly wanted a foundation or a blank canvas for a modern, let’s say tactical lever gun variety. Of course Henry has their X Model which already comes well equipped, but I much prefer to make changes myself…to make it my own.

So after a couple of years of back and forth on which rifle to get, I was leaning towards a Big Boy model. Caliber I also wasn’t as sure. I knew that I preferred something other than .45 Long Colt and .30-30, so that left .44magnum and .357Magnum. Recently Brownells got a Henry All-Weather .44 Magnum Big Boy in stock. Even though the barrel is longer than I wanted at 20 inches, this would work perfectly for my intentions. I sat on it for a few days and was shocked when I saw it was still in stock. In the past I’ve noticed the all-weather models sell out relatively fast so I went ahead and purchased it. A few days later it showed up at my FFL. Henry rifles come in a basic cardboard box, nothing fancy. The All-Weather variety has a chromed finish to resist corrosion. They look absolutely gorgeous! The wood furniture they come with is black with wood grain, but a very smooth finish. Truly looks like fine furniture and well worth the cost.

Plans for this Henry All-Weather Big Boy lever gun? Tactical lever guns have been gaining quite a bit of popularity over the years and for good reason. Just ask one of my favorite lever gun experts, Pat RMG. I’ve shot a couple of his tactical lever guns last year at an event and was pretty much determined to have one of my own, but just not sure which until the Henry Big Boy All Weather in .44 magnum. My ultimate goal is to thread the barrel for suppressor use, change out the hand guard for a railed hand guard for accessories. I’m undecided on which optic to use, but I’m leaning towards the Brownells MPO 1-6 Donut optic. Really excited at learning this new lever action rifle from Henry. I even decided to go ahead and purchase the needed components to start reloading .44 magnum/.44 Special cartridges. So be on the look out…I hope to start installing the necessary tactical upgrades shortly.

[interfering-drawers]

I made this rifle bag for my .22 marlin

The outer shell is a denim and the inner shell is "silk"

[hezigler]

Old Rifles Rule #hunting

At any one time, I don't think I ever owned many more than half a dozen firearms, even counting black powder guns. But in my nearly eight decades, several dozen have in turn occupied that half dozen or so firearms in my home. I'm grateful to have experienced them all. I do regret having traded or sold a few.

Those Winchester rifles, like in this video, are as much precision tools made to last and works of craft imposing on art as they are hunting weapons. Next to the Marlin model 39 in regrets is a Winchester model 55. Not the lever action Winchester in centerfire. Winchester stopped making them in 1932, but a single shot .22 rifle from the 1950s, my first rifle.

The vintage 1956 Winchester model 70 in this video is a top of the line American hunting weapon of the mid-20th century. I never owned one. Only dreamed of having one in 30-06. I also wanted a Savage model 99 in 30-06. There was a lot of good military surplus 30-06 available six decades ago. Much of it on strip clips. I passed up several opportunities to buy or trade for a Savage model 99 but always passed on the opportunity. I was young and dumb and thought the rifle's caliber wired anything, not 30-06.

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Rochester Hills Michigan Mass Shooting: 12 Guns Found, 36 Bullets At Scene, Update On 9 Shot And Wounded – Detroit Michigan reporting

2 people released from hospital, 2 still in critical condition

Nine people were struck by gunfire at the splash pad: A 4-year-old boy. An 8-year-old boy. A 30-year-old woman. A 30-year-old man. A 37-year-old woman. A 39-year-old woman. Another 39-year-old woman. A 40-year-old man. A 78-year-old man.

Here are specifics about some of the shooting victims:

Micayla and Eric Coughlin, of Rochester Hills, were shot while protecting their children, who were uninjured. Their ages have not been disclosed. A 39-year-old woman and her two sons, ages 8 and 4, were shot. The mother and her 8-year-old son were originally listed in critical condition, while the 4-year-old was stable. One of the shooting victims reportedly worked for the city of Rochester Hills.

There were also 13 bullet fragments at the scene, according to police. In addition to the magazine inside the Glock 43, two other magazines were found, including one that held only six rounds. All three were empty.

During their search of the suspected shooter’s home, police said they found 11 more guns:

Glock 19 semi automatic handgun. Sears 30-30 rifle. Mossberg 410 bolt-action shotgun. Spikes Tactical AR model multi-cal 223 rifle. Browning lever-action 22 rifle. Marlin bolt-action 22 rifle. Remington 243 bolt-action rifle. Winchester 12-gauge pump. Mossberg 22-caliber bolt-action. Western Field 410 pump-action shotgun. 22-caliber Rough Rider single pistol.

[gunzlotzofgunz]

MARLIN 81DL

22 S/L/LR; 24'' barrel, EARLY MARLIN MODEL 81-DL TUBE FED BOLT ACTION RIMFIRE RIFLE FITTED WITH A BARSKA 3-7X20 SCOPE

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The Marlin M900 is a rifle model produced by Marlin Firearms, known for its quality craftsmanship and reliability. Here are some of the typical features you might find on a Marlin M900:

Action: The Marlin M900 typically features a bolt-action mechanism, known for its simplicity, strength, and accuracy.

Caliber: The Marlin M900 is chambered in various calibers, such as .22 LR (Long Rifle) or .22 Magnum (WMR), making it suitable for target shooting, small game hunting, and varmint control.

Barrel: It usually comes with a blued steel barrel, which provides durability and corrosion resistance. Barrel length may vary depending on the specific model.

Stock: The rifle often comes with a hardwood or synthetic stock, providing a comfortable and stable platform for shooting.

Marlin Bikes are one of the Premium Cross-Country Mountain Bike (MTB) manufacturers in India

[inkandguns]

I can’t find if this is Washington legal or not.. no detachable magazine but it is semi-auto.

[christiangrest]

From the Back of the Safe…

My Dad who passed away back in 2017 was very fond of lever rifles. I remember as a boy growing up in the North part of Florida, not by the coast where there’s beaches and palm trees, but rather inland in a rural farming county, Suwannee county. My Dad always had a number of lever action rifles. Most of them were rimfire, either .22 long rifle or .22 magnum, but he also had one in .30-30 Winchester that he got from my uncle as well as a Marlin .44 magnum. Lever guns for the most part seemed to fit the bill for squirrel and rabbit hunting as well as hunting white tailed deer.

One of the lever action rifles my Dad owned, although purchased after I left home, was an old Marlin 39A Mountie. That particular rifle, with a cheap Tasco scope mounted up top was the dedicated squirrel rifle any time I came to visit. My parents used to have a Jack Russel Terrier and boy did she love finding which tree the squirrels were held up at. Knowing fully well that if she did this, I would take a shot at that squirrel. If successful, that squirrel would fall to the ground and she’d snatch it up and run off with it not to be seen for at least a half an hour. She sure was a smart dog.

The last time I saw my father, he gave his 1894 Marlin in .44 Magnum to my wife. She had borrowed it fairly recently to hunt pig and took a liking to it. We were talking about picking up a lever gun for her and he said to just take it home with her and keep it. Little did we know that would be the last time we saw my dad as he passed away a month after from a sudden heart attack. After he passed away, my siblings and mom thought that his Marlin 39A Mountie should stay paired up with Dad’s Marlin 1894 .44 Magnum rifle, so my wife and I also took it home with us.

Both of those rifles have been mostly sitting in the back of the safe. The Marlin .44 Magnum rifle was having some issues jamming, so I replaced the loading gate and cartridge carrier. Luckily at the time, Brownells had these parts available. That old Marlin 1894 was now smooth as butter after a trip to the range. The Marlin 39A Mountie hadn’t been shot since around the time my Dad passed. Recently around my Dad’s birthday…he would’ve been 69 years old, I took that old Marlin 39A Mountie out of the safe so it could see some sun. Shot some steel targets at about 25 yards… that little rimfire still has it even though the scope is in desperate need of replacement. I’m hoping to find a classic looking, but modern scope over at Brownells soon to replace it with. I sure missed shooting that little rifle and of course miss my Dad. Always great to handle something like that to remember him by. He sure loved his lever rifles.

[atlanticcanada]

Attempted robbery leads to search warrant, weapon seizures, four arrests: Saint John police

Three people are facing charges after an assault and armed robbery investigation.

Saint John Police say it began when officers responded to a report Tuesday night that a taxi driver was allegedly assaulted during an attempted robbery at gunpoint near Sewell Street. Police say the taxi driver sustained a non life-threatening injury, and had left the scene to call police.

Police arrested a 32-year-old man Wednesday in connection with the investigation. The man arrested for robbery then appeared in court on Thursday. He will be held in custody until a Monday bail hearing.

As the investigation continued, law enforcement teams including a tactical unit and K-9 executed a search warrant at a home on Kingfisher Drive Thursday around 9:40 a.m.,. The items seized include:

Mossberg .22 rifle

Remington 30-06 rifle

Marlin 30-30 rifle

MCP air pistol

Silver air pistol

Ammunition

Three people were arrested.

A 35-year-old man was charged in court Frida with unsafe storage of a firearm. He was subsequently to return to court on May 23.

A 44-year-old woman was arrested for weapon offences. A 37-year-old man was also charged with weapons offences, along with breaching probation. Both were released with a later court date of July 13.

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