Model 1889
A redesigned Model 1888, Lewis Hepburn's vision produced another mechanism that revolutionized Marlin lever action rifles: the solid-top receiver and ejection of fired, or live, cartridges out the right side of the receiver.
About 11,000 of this unique rifle were made, in the approximate serial number range of 24,000 to 90,000. Typical receiver and hardware were blued; engraving and fancy wood was also available from the factory. John Marlin originally called this rifle the "Marlin Safety", which you will find engraved on the top of the receiver. This rifle was also a favorite of Annie Oakley, who owned a model with checkering and personalized engraving.
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Marlin Model 1889 Straight Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock
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Marlin 1889 ST-CR Buttstock
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Steel crescent buttplate for this stock is available below.

Marlin Model 1889 Round Barrel Forearm
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Marlin 89 Round Bbl. Rifle Forearm
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Marlin Model 1889 Octagon Barrel Forearm
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Marlin 89 Oct. Bbl. Rifle Forearm
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Marlin Model 1889 Blued Steel Crescent Buttplate
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Marlin Crescent Buttplate
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Polished, drilled, and blued by hand in our shop, cast from a proprietary mold exclusively for PGW.

Marlin Buttplate Screws
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A pair of blued screws of the proper size and configuration for Marlin rifle buttplates.