Shop our selection of Marlin rifles, including the Model 336, 1895 SBL, 1894 Classic, Model 60, and Model 1895 Trapper. Hill Country Outfitters carries iconic Marlin rifles built for big game hunting, brush country pursuits, plinking, and recreational shooting, serving everyone from deer hunters to lever-action enthusiasts who appreciate rugged American craftsmanship and time-tested design. Now produced under Ruger, Marlin’s legendary lever guns continue to deliver the smooth actions, dependable accuracy, and classic styling that have made them a favorite for over 150 years. Pair your new Marlin with lever action rifles, or browse bolt action rifles, semi auto rifles, rifle ammunition, and rifle magazines to complete your hunting setup.
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Buy Marlin firearms online or visit the gun shop in San Antonio, Texas, to work the lever, check sight picture, and confirm fitment before you commit. Hill Country Outfitters serves customers from the nearby cities of Kerrville, Universal City, Boerne, New Braunfels, and Seguin.
Federal law requires buyers to complete ATF Form 4473 and pass a NICS background check through a licensed dealer for any firearm purchase. Texas does not require a separate state permit to buy a handgun or long gun, though buyers must meet federal age minimums (21 for handguns and 18 for long guns from an FFL) and be free of any prohibiting factors under federal or state law. Out-of-state handgun purchases must be transferred through an FFL in your state of residence.
Texas allows permitless carry for qualifying adults aged 21 and older, while a License to Carry still offers reciprocity benefits when traveling. Transport firearms unloaded and cased when practical, and store them in a locked safe or lockbox separate from ammunition when not in use. Contact the shop directly for current inventory, transfer policies, and any questions about Marlin availability.
Current production Marlin rifles are manufactured by Sturm, Ruger & Co. at their facility in Mayodan, North Carolina, after Ruger acquired the Marlin brand in 2020. Pre-acquisition Marlin rifles were produced at various locations including North Haven, Connecticut, and Ilion, New York.
The Model 336 is built on a medium-frame action chambered in cartridges like .30-30 Winchester and .35 Remington for traditional deer hunting at moderate ranges. The Model 1895 uses a larger-frame action designed for big-bore cartridges like .45-70 Government and .444 Marlin, making it suitable for larger game and heavier cover.
Ruger-produced Marlin rifles use modern CNC manufacturing, improved finishes, and updated quality control while preserving the classic side-ejection design and walnut or laminate stocks. Many shooters and reviewers consider current production to match or exceed the fit and finish of earlier examples.
Yes, modern Marlin lever-action rifles feature a side-ejection design with a drilled-and-tapped receiver that accepts standard scope bases and rings. This makes them well suited to traditional scopes, low-power variable optics, red dots, and scout-style mounting setups.
The 1895 SBL is a stainless steel, large-loop variant of the Marlin 1895 chambered in .45-70 Government with a laminate stock, threaded muzzle, and Picatinny rail for optic mounting. It is widely used for guide rifles, big game hunting, and bear defense in heavy cover.
Sturm, Ruger & Co. does not offer a written warranty on Marlin rifles but stands behind the quality of its firearms and will repair or service products with manufacturing defects. Customers can contact Ruger customer service directly to arrange any needed work.
Yes, you can order a Marlin online and complete the transfer in person at the shop after passing a background check on ATF Form 4473. Bring a valid state-issued ID that meets federal and Texas identification requirements.
Current Ruger-made Marlin rifles are offered in classic chamberings including .45-70 Government in the Model 1895, .30-30 Winchester in the Model 336, and pistol calibers like .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum in the Model 1894. Specific availability depends on the configuration and current production.
