The Marlin 1895 ... the scope is dialed to 1X. Cranked up to 5X or more, the shooter can see through the ring and use the .1 mil-dot that floats in the center of the crosshairs for precise shot ...

Marlin’s modern Model 1895 has been chambered ... red-dot sight or low-powered scope. In factory offerings the “guide gun” chambering is most likely to be the great old .45-70 Gov’t.

We replaced the factory rear sight with a similar Skinner sight that is grooved to accept Talley scope rings ... and zeroed the rifle with mid-level .45/70 loads. With mid-range loads like ...

Then they changed the blue Marlin Man logo to Ruger red. And finally, after about a year, they announced that the 1895 SBL in .45/70 would be the ... of a scout scope, a prismatic sight, a ...

In this spirit, the Marlin 1895 Trapper comes with a 16.17-inch barrel, is just over 34 inches long, has a laminate wood stock and stainless-steel metal work for durability, is equipped with open peep ...