[FOUR4D4]

I heard it through the grapevine Remington-Marlin is working on coming out with a revolver is there any truth to this or just rumors?

 

[oldbrass]

I heard that to

 

[Shooter]

Anyone have a press release?

 

[paulinus]

If true, you would think that there would be some news out of the SHOT show this week.

 

[Shooter]

If true, you would think that there would be some news out of the SHOT show this week.

We'll see then.

 

[Hyphenated]

I'd be afraid to use it...with that barrel droop problem they are having you shoot yourself in the foot.

 

[JohnnyLoco]

Maybe a revolving carbine.

 

[Shooter]

That would be cool.

 

[duster066]

I'd be into that. I prefer revolvers.

 

[28Shooter]

Wouldn't it be nice to see a quality American-made Remington 1875 or 1890? I personally don't see how they could produce those guns at a reasonably competitive price. Look at the price of a Colt-made SAA compared to the Italian clones.

 

[duster066]

Wouldn't it be nice to see a quality American-made Remington 1875 or 1890? I personally don't see how they could produce those guns at a reasonably competitive price. Look at the price of a Colt-made SAA compared to the Italian clones.

I've been toting a German SAA clone for about 25 years. It's been the very best gun I've ever owned. I recently tuned it up with Colt parts and it's shooting like new again. It's the older cousin of the current EAA Bounty Hunter, and for the price I wouldn't touch a Colt. I simply can't afford that much for a working gun. I'd be interested in a Marlin revolver, but not for 1000 bucks.

 

[28Shooter]

I'm with you Duster, a grand+ is just way to much for a working gun. If they could produce a decent gun and get it down around $750 (ouch!), they might have a marketable item.

 

[dinger1]

A gun dealer told my, he was told it will be a revolver.