Marlin-Camp45-Info

I. Now why Marlin quit making their venerable “Camp” guns is beyond me! The only possibility I can think of is they might have been just too expensive to manufacture for the times. There’s a lot of precise, quality engineering in these guns and I guess they just couldn’t sell them for enough profit to continue the line. And if you like nice wood stocks on your close-quarter-combat (CQC) guns, the Camp guns are really the only game in town.

II. Most of you shopping for a Camp gun already know all about them. For those who don't, read the following:

"The Model 45 is an ideal plinking, varmint, and home defense firearm. The Model 45 meets the demand for a sporting carbine with classic lines chambered for the ever-popular 45acp cartridge. Marlin offers this increasingly popular caliber in one of the most innovative self-loading carbines we've ever made. The 16½ inch barrel is highly accurate with our "Micro-Groove" rifling technology. The receiver is machined from a solid block of steel, and is drilled and tapped for a scope. The clip magazine holds seven rounds and is completely encased in a sturdy housing, integral with the trigger guard. Its rugged self-loading action represents one of the latest Marlin design achievements. The Model 45 is also loaded with safety features, including a Garand-type safety within the trigger guard, manual and automatic last-shot bolt hold-open features, loaded chamber indicator, and magazine safety disconnector which prevents firing when the magazine has been removed. Sights include an adjustable folding rear, and a ramp front sight with a high-visibility front sight post and cutaway hood. Its 16½ inch barrel produces some impressive velocity and energy improvements over handgun ballistics from a 5 inch barreled 45 handgun.

III. How about some info on the sight? Here are quotes from C-MORE:

“Definitely the most versatile C-MORE sight, the Railway mounts to all Weaver and Picatinny rail style scope mounts he Railway sight quickly attaches to Weaver and Picatinny rail style scope mounts. The Railway sight quickly attaches to Weaver and Picatinny rail style scope mounts. This enables the Railway to be attached to virtually anything! Shotguns, rifles, handguns, revolvers, crossbows, paint ball guns; these are just a few of the applications the Railway has seen. With each model, you choose the color of the sight and the size of the dot. Unlike traditional tube style scopes which can obstruct the field of view and cause a "tunnel vision" effect, the C-MORE Heads-Up Display provides an unobstructed sight picture in which the red dot hovers on the sight line, illuminating the point of impact on the target, creating the fastest target acquisition in existence. Both eyes open operation allows full use of your peripheral vision. This allows you to quickly identify and acquire targets without leaving your sight picture.”

IV. More quotes from C-MORE:

“The C-MORE uses a 29mm beam-splitter lens made of glass, not plastic. The lens is hard coated for maximum scratch resistance while the parallax free design enables targets to be acquired without the need to center the dot in the lens. Basically, the dot can be located anywhere in the lens and it will represent the point of impact, even if the lens is shattered or obstructed”. If you want to know everything about these uncompromising sights, click on this link: C-More Red-dot.

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