Marlin 1894 Classic .357 Mag 18.63 in 9rd Blued Walnut

Marlin 1894 Classic .357 Magnum Lever-Action Rifle. This lever-action sporting rifle is chambered for .357 Magnum and will also accept .38 Special ammunition in the tubular magazine. It provides straightforward manual operation for field and range use.

The 1894 Classic is designed to serve as a reliable field and sporting rifle. It pairs an 18.63 inch cold hammer-forged barrel with a traditional American black walnut fixed straight stock and forend. The rifle’s tubular magazine loads through a receiver-side loading gate and is configured to accept nine rounds of .357 Magnum or ten rounds of .38 Special. Adjustable iron sights are fitted for sighting without additional optics.

• Action: Lever-action, designed for manual cycling and traditional handling.
• Caliber: Chambered for .357 Magnum; also accepts .38 Special in the tubular magazine.
• Barrel: 18.63 in cold hammer-forged steel barrel with 6 grooves and a 1:16″ RH twist.
• Capacity: Tubular magazine accepts 9 rounds of .357 Magnum or 10 rounds of .38 Special.
• Stock: American black walnut fixed straight stock and forend with checkering; length of pull 13.63 in.
• Sights: Front brass bead with hood and an adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight for iron-sight use.
• Finish & Hardware: Satin blued metal finish with a satin blued receiver; soft rubber buttpad and sling swivel studs included.
• Weight & Dimensions: Approximately 6.2 lb; overall length about 36 in.

Specifications & Construction

• Receiver and barrel material: Alloy steel construction with satin blued finish.
• Barrel rifling: 6 grooves, 1:16″ right-hand twist.
• Stock material and finish: American black walnut, fixed; brown finish group.
• Safety: Cross-bolt, push-button manual safety and traditional half-cock hammer feature.
• Included features: Soft rubber buttpad, sling swivel studs, offset hammer spur.

Compatibility & Intended Use

This rifle is supplied with adjustable iron sights and is not drilled and tapped for scope mounts in factory configuration. It is intended for field, sporting, and range use and is built for right-hand shooters. The tubular magazine and loading gate are specific to this lever-action design; mounting optics will typically require aftermarket hardware or gunsmithing.