Model 1891
Marlin's entry into the .22 caliber market, introduced to compete with other popular rifles of its day, it was soon manufactured also in .32 caliber. This rifle was recommended in the 1892 catalog for farmers, as the short cartridges were appropriate for small game, and "the long ones will kill hogs or beef very handily."
The standard finish of the Model 1891 was blued; case-colored receivers and pistol grip stocks could be special ordered. Levers, hammers, and steel buttplates were case hardened. Serial numbers of sideloading Model 1891s have been reported as between 47,889 and 77,943. However, Marlin mixed models and did not have a separate series of serial numbers for models, so it is difficult to ascertain a range. It appears that around 5,000 total were manufactured.
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Marlin Model 1891 Straight Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock
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Marlin Model 91 ST/CR Buttstock
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Steel crescent buttplate for this stock is available below.

Marlin Model 1891 Straight Grip/Shotgun Style Buttstock
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Marlin 91 ST/SB Buttstock
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Reproduced plastic buttplate for this stock is available below.

Marlin Model 1891 Pistol Grip/Shotgun Style Buttstock
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Marlin Model 91 PG/SB Buttstock
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NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME

Reproduced plastic buttplate is available for this stock below.

Marlin 1891 Forearm
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Marlin 91 Rifle Forearm
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Please choose either octagon or round barrel, and specify caliber. (.32 CALIBER OCTAGON BARREL FOREARMS ARE CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE.)

Marlin 1891 Blued Crescent Steel Buttplate
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Marlin Crescent Buttplate
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Polished, drilled, and blued by hand in our shop, cast from our custom designed mold, exclusively for PGW.

Marlin 1891 Reproduced Plastic Buttplate
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Marlin 91 Buttplate
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Black, checkered, with Marlin logo.

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