Basically same as Model 1894, with 20" octagonal barrel. Steel forend tip instead of barrel band. Manufactured 2,957 in 1973 only.

Variation has 20" round barrel, half-length magazine tube that holds six shots. Hard rubber classic-style buttplate. Manufactured 1,398 in 1973 only.

Introduced in 2000. Chambered for 44 Magnum or 44 Special cartridges. Barrel length 16.25". The magazine capacity is eight rounds. Adjustable rear sight. Blued finish, with a beadblasted receiver top. Drilled and tapped for scope mount. Weight about 5.75 lbs.

Chambered for 38 Special and 357 Magnum cartridges. It features an 18.5" round barrel, with a full-length magazine tube and two barrel bands. Holds nine shots. Walnut straight-grip stock. Manufactured between 1969 and 1984. In 1984, a hammer-block crossbolt safety was added and the model number was changed to 1894CS. All other specifications remained the same. The model became known again as the Model 1894C.

Similar to other 1894 rifles. Chambered for the 22 Magnum cartridge. Features an outside loading tube magazine that holds 11 shots. Barrel 20". Steel forend tip instead of a barrel band. Manufactured between 1983 and 1988. Only produced with crossbolt safety.

Introduced in 1984. Chambered for 41 Magnum and 44 Special/44 Magnum cartridges. In 1988, the 45 Colt chambering was offered. Barrel 20". Straight-grip stock. The forend has a steel cap. Features hammer-block safety.

Introduced in 1988. The same basic rifle chambered for the old 25-20 and 32-20 cartridges. Also chambered for 218 Bee. Barrel 22". The half-length magazine tube holds six shots. Walnut stock has no white spacers. It has a black buttplate. Discontinued in 1993. Note: Collector interest has been growing since it was discontinued.

Re-introduced in 2005. Chambered for the 32-20 cartridge. Barrel 22", with open sights. Tubular magazine capacity is six rounds. Checkered straight-grip walnut stock. Weight about 6 lbs. Discontinued.

Anniversary edition of Marlin Model 1894. Limited to 2,500 rifles. Chambered in 44-40 caliber. Frame engraved and case-colored. Fitted with 24" octagon barrel with 10-round magazine tube. Stock semi-fancy walnut with straight-grip and cut checkering, with brass crescent buttplate.

Same as above. Limited to 100 rifles. Has finer grade wood. The Marlin man on horse logo inlaid in gold on right side of receiver.

Introduced in 1996. Lever-action features a 24" tapered octagon barrel, with 10-round tubular magazine. Chambered for 45 Long Colt, a popular cartridge for "Cowboy Action Shooting." Straight-grip checkered stock. Flued steel forearm cap. Weight about 7.5 lbs.

As above, chambered for the 32 H&R Magnum cartridge. Introduced in 2004.

Introduced in 1997. Same as the Model 1894 Cowboy chambered for several cartridges. Available in 44-40, 357 Magnum, 38 Special, and 44 Magnum/44 Special. Made with 20" or 24" barrels.

Chambered for the 375 Magnum cartridge. Fitted with a 16.25" ported barrel. The tubular magazine holds eight rounds. Checkered American black walnut stock. Adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight. Receiver drilled and tapped for scope mount. Weight about 5.75 lbs. Introduced in 2001.

Lever-action chambered for 44 Magnum and 44 Special cartridges. Barrel 20", with 10-round magazine. Stainless steel barrel and receiver. Checkered walnut stock, with straight-grip. Rubber buttpad. Weight about 6 lbs. Introduced in 2002.

Introduced in 2003. Lever-action chambered for 44 Rem. Magnum cartridge. Fitted with 20" barrel. Checkered walnut stock, with a pistol grip. Magazine capacity 10 rounds. Adjustable rear sight. Blued finish. Weight about 6.5 lbs.

Lever-action chambered for 41 Rem. Magnum cartridge. Fitted with 20" barrel. Checkered walnut stock, with a pistol grip. Magazine capacity 10 rounds. Weight about 6.5 lbs. Introduced in 2003.

Fitted with 20" barrel. Chambered for the 38 Special cartridge. Designed for Cowboy Action Shooting. Special hand-tuned parts. Magazine capacity 10 rounds. Walnut stock, with a straight grip. Case-colored receiver, bolt, triggerplate, and lever. Weight about 6 lbs. Introduced in 2002. In 2003, offered chambered for the 45 Colt cartridge.

Lever-action chambered in 44 Magnum/44 Special. Features include a 10-shot tubular magazine; squared finger lever; side ejection; richly polished deep-blued metal surfaces; solid top receiver; hammer block safety; No. 1 grade fancy American black walnut straight-grip stock and forend; cut checkering; rubber rifle butt pad; Mar-Shield finish; blued steel forend cap; swivel studs; deep-cut Ballard-type rifling (six grooves).

Lever-action chambered in 357 Magnum/38 Special. Features include a nine-shot tubular magazine; stainless steel receiver, barrel, lever, trigger, and hammer; squared finger lever; side ejection; solid top receiver; hammer block safety; American black walnut straight-grip stock and forend; cut checkering; rubber rifle buttpad; Mar-Shield finish.

Chambered in 357/38 Special, with a seven-round capacity. Barrel 16.25", stock gray/black laminated. Other features include Marlin's Big Loop lever; stainless steel barrel, receiver, triggerguard plate, and loading gate. Ghost ring sighting system, with mounting rail for optical sights. Introduced in 2011.