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.
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Marlin Model 1893 Straight Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock
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Marlin 93 ST/CR 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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Marlin 1893 PG/CR 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 1893 Rifle Forearm
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ROUND BARREL RIFLE AND CARBINE FOREARMS ARE CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE

Marlin Model 1893 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 a custom 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.

Marlin Model 1893 Carbine Buttstock
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mar 93 carbine
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For forearm ordering, see options above.

Marlin 1893 Straight Grip "S" Crescent Buttstock
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Marlin 93-94 S Crescent Buttstock
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Also called the "sporting carbine", this stock has a gentle carbine-type curve, although it is narrower and the buttplate fits flush to the rear of the stock (does not come up over the top of the stock). This stock was fitted to both rifles and carbines manufactured after 1906.