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Marlin Firearms Trapper Series Model 1895 Lever-action left-hand-friendly candidate model 70912 with Magpul ELG stock

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Trapper Series Model 1895

Lever-action left-hand-friendly candidate model 70912 with Magpul ELG stock · 45-70 Govt

The Marlin Firearms Trapper Series Model 1895 is a left-hand-friendly lever action rifle chambered in 45-70 Govt. Its mid-weight build pairs a 16.17-inch barrel with a 7.25 lb listed weight, suited to brush hunting, ranch work, and classic woods carry. It wears a black magpul elg synthetic stock and satin stainless stainless steel metalwork. Made in United States.

Barrel

16.17"

Weight

7.25 lb

MSRP

$1,769

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Full specifications
Manufacturer SKU70912
ActionLever action
Hand orientationleft hand friendly
Caliber45-70 Govt
Barrel length16.17 in
Overall length33.25 in
Weight7.25 lb
StockBlack Magpul ELG Synthetic
Metal finishSatin Stainless stainless steel
Magazine5 rounds; tubular magazine
Threaded barrelYes
MSRP$1,769
Street priceNot published
Availabilitylimited
Catalog statuscurrent
Country of manufactureUnited States
Last verified2026-05-27

Is the Marlin Firearms Trapper Series Model 1895 right for you?

The Trapper Series Model 1895 is best suited to brush hunting, ranch work, and classic woods carry.

Browse more left-handed 45-70 Govt rifles, lever action rifles, or the full Marlin Firearms left-handed lineup.

Key features

  • Left-hand-friendly layout for southpaw shooters
  • 7.25 lb listed weight (mid-weight)
  • 16.17" barrel in 45-70 Govt
  • Threaded muzzle — suppressor- and brake-ready
  • Black Magpul ELG Synthetic stock
  • Satin Stainless stainless steel metal finish
  • Magazine: 5 rounds; tubular magazine
  • MSRP around $1,769
  • Made in United States

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