It's aggravating because they 'look' like normal two piece grips that can be easily swapped. It's the reason I haven't tackled it yet but maybe I should stop putting it off. I hate the plastic grips too.
Marlin made six groove barrels with the 1-38" twist, what does that prove?
They do have six groove barrels. When they changed from the stupid 1-38" twist to the 1-20", they went from 12 to 6 groove barrels.
Do you just want things to be more difficult? Or do you just want to win an argument?
It'd be easy for me. While I would normally choose the .44Spl over a .45Colt in an appropriately sized platform, I don't want a 3" N-frame anything. So it would be the MG. Though I'd prefer a 4" 24-3 over either.
Very cool! It's a real shame they've been out of production so long. Would've been interesting to see them go through the .44Mag revolution. I don't know why I only have one, would still like to have a 1917 and a New Service in .44Spl.
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