KYfarm said: (quoted from post at 20:02:46 11/05/08) I'm gonna buy a 30 - 30, wanted one for awhile, think this is the time, here is my question.
I can get a used Winchester 94 anywhere from $449 to $899
I can get a new Marlin in the $300s
Is the Winchester really that much better of a gun?
I have some of both and they are all made in the 1970's or earlier (some in the 1870's). The Winchesters are collectibles and the Marlins are shooters. I like the feel of the Marlins, they feel more substantial or solid but both brands made good rifles. I am not familiar with the new ones.
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