GE / ED.0597 · Available · Numbered Custom & Collectable Firearms limited edition
Marlin
1895 SBL Black Death
A 300-unit sequentially numbered Marlin 1895 SBL with an engraved stainless receiver depicting an African buffalo, detailed scrollwork, a WOOX Bravado Grade 4 walnut stock and a threaded cold hammer-forged barrel. CNC documents the run size, SKU, configuration and listed price; no UPC is published.

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Ammunition is matched by chambering and intended use, with defensive handgun loads favored over novelty or pest-control cartridges. The knife is selected as a functional and visual companion. Always confirm the exact firearm and ammunition markings before use.
AmmunitionFederal Premium
HammerDown Rifle, 45-70 Government, 300 Grain, Bonded Soft Point, 1850 fps 45-70 Government Caliber Ammo - 20 Rounds of 300 Grain Weight Ammunition
45-70 Government · 300 gr · 20 roundsOpen record ↗
KnifeHeretic Knives
Martyr Recurve
Black glass-packed polymer · bronze recurve bladeOpen record ↗Video and review file
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Marlin 1895 SBL Black Death Edition
Shows the CNC Black Death collector treatment documented in this record.Link checked Aug. 19, 2026Watch or read ↗Lipsey's
Marlin 1895 SBL video review
Reviews the Ruger-made 1895 SBL in .45-70, not the Black Death engraving and furniture package.Link checked Aug. 19, 2026Watch or read ↗Collector research summary
What is the Marlin 1895 SBL Black Death?
The 1895 SBL Black Death is cataloged by Gun Editions as a numbered custom & collectable firearms limited edition from Marlin, chambered in .45-70 Government. Its recorded status is available, its original price is $2,999.99 official CNC listing, its production run is 300 sequentially numbered units, and its documented sell-through is not publicly available.


