Marlin and USRAC Joint Project.

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

Quote::

May 29, 2006.

By The Assosiate Press.

After Long dilibrations both Marlin and USRAC have settled there differences and created what they call the "Prefect Lever Action".

Ment to please shooters in the younger age catagories and to be used in direct compition with the AR-15 and other so called "Tac-Cool" Firearms that have caused both companies to go into debt trying to sell a 110 year old product. This new and improved version features a AimPoint, a AN/PEQ Laser Unit and a AR-15 Mag well accepting the powerful .50cal Beowolf ammunition by Alexander Arms.

Will this pull Marlin and USRAC out of there finacial woes sell a obsolete product only time will tell.

Scary

Dimitri

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

I'm kidding I made it up. ROFL

A Post on another forum a while back gave me the idea. ROFL

Dimitri

Vince

Dimitri wrote:

I'm kidding I made it up. ROFL

A Post on another forum a while back gave me the idea. ROFL

Dimitri

Nah Dimitri, I couldn't imagine you made this up.....it is something I would expect from Marlin.

Hiding

Cheers, Vince

1895ss

Dimitri wrote:

Quote::

May 29, 2006.

After Long dilibrations both Marlin and USRAC have settled there differences and created what they call the "Prefect Lever Action".

Dimitri

[quote="Dimitri"]I'm kidding I made it up. ROFL A Post on another forum a while back gave me the idea. ROFL[quote]

Too late..... Marlin already makes the perfect lever action rifle...... Smile

PaulS

Ok, but Westinghouse still makes the best all around rifle:

its a 22mm chain gun that serves as a part time airframe for the ugliest plane that flies.
here's a hint: the plane is called the "warthog" designated the A-10.
it's airframe is the Vulcan rotary cannon.

It gets my vote as the best multi purpose rifle!

Jack · Member Joined: Oct 19, 2005 Posts: 98

Well, that new Marchester is interesting- but it'll never sell.
Know why?
It doesn't say "Tactical". Now if it was called Lever Tactical........
Smile

Bushmaster · Last edited by Bushmaster on Mon May 29, 2006 11:06 pm; edited 1 time in total

If it has marlin in the name 1895ss will buy one. Dimitri...Make one and you can sell it to 1895ss for a profit, but just put more of the name marlin on the name...

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

Jack,

I completly forgot about putting that in the name ROFL

Complete Discription:

"MarChester 94.5 Tactical"

Starts off as the reciver of a Marlin 95, Add the barrel, stock and forstock of the Winchester 94. Smile

Add acouple of Accessory Rails, A AimPoint Optical sight and Optic and a Laser Unit. Plus a Magazine feeding system for "Tactical Reloads"

Haha

Dimitri

sniper

Dimitri wrote:

Jack,

I completly forgot about putting that in the name ROFL

Complete Discription:

"MarChester 94.5 Tactical"

Starts off as the reciver of a Marlin 95, Add the barrel, stock and forstock of the Winchester 94. Smile

Add acouple of Accessory Rails, A AimPoint Optical sight and Optic and a Laser Unit. Plus a Magazine feeding system for "Tactical Reloads"

Haha

Dimitri

YEEHaa! I GOTTA get me one of those...but seriously, have you heard of the new conglomerate? Wemingrulin. Has a ring to It, NO? ROFL

1895ss

Bushmaster wrote:

If it has arlin in the name 1895ss will buy one. Dimitri...Make one and you can sell it to 1895ss for a profit, but just put more of the name marlin on the name...

Nope. I'm easy but I can't be tricked....... it has to have the complete name, sorry. Very Happy

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

1895,

To avoid "Trademarks" does "MarlinChester" suit you ?? Very Happy

I wonder what the cost to machine one would be other then the ton of legal stuff you'd need. Shocked

Dimitri

1895ss

Nope, still won't work for me but I can see where people with winchester levers would see the advantages. Like quality, dependability and accuracy would certainly be better then what they are used to. Very Happy

Crackshot · Last edited by Crackshot on Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:56 pm; edited 1 time in total

Pauls, the gun in question on the Warhog is the GAU8A, Its a 30mm gatling gun and uses depleted uranium for its projectiles.
Well, beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but fear is in the eye of enemy ground forces when the Warthog appears over a burm.

The A-10A first flew on May 10, 1972. Best described as a flying gatling gun. The airframe is such that it is essentially designed around the gun itself. High battlefield survivability is built into the A-10 with heavy titanium platen around the pilot and vital control components. Landing gear is spaced to provide optimum placement of ordinance. The large General Electric turbofans are placed high on the rear fuselage exhausting above the tailplanes to partially mask the infra red signature to ground based missiles.

The General Electric GAU-8/A Avenger seven barreled 30 mm Gatling rotary cannon is 6.71 m (22') long and weighs 1,858 kg. (4,091 lbs.) The shells each weigh 0.91 kg. (2 lbs.) The ammunition drum can accommodate 1,174 rounds (high explosive or armour piercing.) There are two rates of fire, either 2,100 rpm. or 4,200 rpm. Two hydraulic motors are used to feed the ammunition belt at the higher rate of fire, one at the lower rpm. The design fire duration is ten two second bursts with a sixty second cooling off period between each burst.

There are eight underwing and three under fuselage hard points for a variety of ordinance/fuel configurations.

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

Comming in July the name of the new owner of USRAC with the use to use the Winchester name Smile

www.winchesterforsale.com/

Dimitri