Model 1893

John Marlin's "Special Smokeless Steel" barreled rifle, designed to handle longer cartridges of the brand-new smokeless variety (as opposed to black powder).

Marlin did make a later Grade B model with a softer barrel specifically marketed and marked "For Black Powder". Model 1893 serial numbers are stamped into the bottom front end of the trigger plate; the highest reported s/n to date is 448,355. A total of 69,100 Model 1893 rifles and 4,086 carbines were produced from 1893-1906. After 1906 the "S" crescent, or sporting carbine, model was introduced.

Marlin Model 1893 Straight Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock

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Steel crescent buttplate for this stock is available below.

Marlin Model 1893 Pistol Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock

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Note: the lower receiver tang is bent to accommodate the pistol grip of the wood; stock styles are not interchangeable between straight and pistol grip. Steel crescent buttplate for this stock is available below.

Marlin Model 1893 Forearm

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Marlin Model 1893 Blued Crescent Steel Buttplate

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Polished, drilled, and blued by hand in our shop, cast from a custom mold exclusively for PGW.

Marlin Buttplate Screws

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

Marlin Model 1893 Carbine Buttstock

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For forearm ordering, see options above.