Model 1894
"The New Marlin Repeater 1894" offered a variety of types such as the half-magazine Baby Carbine, the regular carbine, and the musket, as well as the usual standard rifle, upgraded with a short magazine.
The early issue of this popular rifle produced a total of 10,738 carbines and 35,948 rifles between 1894-1906, offered in .25, .32, .38, or .44 caliber. Marlin reintroduced the late-model Marlin 1894 in 1969 in .44 magnum. This newer rifle has a heavier stock with either pistol grip or straight grip, shotgun-style buttstocks and a chunky forearm.
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Marlin Early Model 1894 Straight Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock

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Steel crescent buttplate for this stock is available below.

Marlin Early Model 1894 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 Early Model 1894 Carbine Buttstock

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Marlin Early Model 1894 "S" Crescent Style Buttstock

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Marlin Early Model 1894 Forearm

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MARLIN 1894  ROUND BARREL RIFLE FOREARMS ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME

Marlin Late 1894 Straight Grip/Shotgun-Style Buttstock

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Marlin Late Model 94 Carbine Forearm

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Held on with a band

Marlin Model 1895 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. This buttplate is correct for both early model Marlins and late model Cowboy Shooter retrofit stocks.

Model 1894 "S" Crescent Blued Steel Buttplate

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Fits only PGW 1894 "S" crescent buttstock. Not convertible for use on late model or current manufacture Marlin 1894. Limited quantities available.

Marlin Buttplate Screws

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