No history to speak of...
I bought it new in the box(one of only a few I've ever bought new) at Crowder's Gun and Vacuum( I kid you not) in Johnson City. I worked up in the Johnson City area for four years from 2000-'04. Crowder's was just a mile down 11-W from Wiedner's, just before you get into Jonesborough. There used to be four gun shops just in that stretch of 11-W, not sure anymore, haven't been up that way in quite awhile. I used to stop in Wiedner's and buy primers, powder, etc. 1000 primers for $11.00! Guess those days are gone, and it wasn't that long ago.
Regards
Joe
Complete thread:
- Newer Marlin questions? -
woody,
2013-07-27, 20:16
- Woody, head on over to the Marlin Owners... -
pokynojoe,
2013-07-27, 20:23
- Thanks. That was my next stop.... -
woody,
2013-07-27, 20:25
- "REAL" 1894's in 357 are pretty pricey right now... -
pokynojoe,
2013-07-27, 20:30
- Hey Joe... -
Catoosa,
2013-07-27, 22:11
- No history to speak of... - pokynojoe, 2013-07-28, 07:17
- Hey Joe... -
Catoosa,
2013-07-27, 22:11
- "REAL" 1894's in 357 are pretty pricey right now... -
pokynojoe,
2013-07-27, 20:30
- Oh, and if I'm not mistaken... -
pokynojoe,
2013-07-27, 20:26
- Here's the typical location for the JM stamp... - pokynojoe, 2013-07-27, 20:35
- Thanks. That was my next stop.... -
woody,
2013-07-27, 20:25
- Newer Marlin questions? -
jgt,
2013-07-28, 07:12
- Thanks... - woody, 2013-07-28, 10:35
- Woody, head on over to the Marlin Owners... -
pokynojoe,
2013-07-27, 20:23