Marlin
I've had a Marlin 1894 in .357 for I reckon over 30 years now, purchased right before they put the push button safety on them. It was my favorite utility rifle for a long time, and still would be if I could manage the peep sights on the short barrel like I used to, but alas I do not. I could resolve that with a tidy low power scope, but I cannot as yet make myself scope the little lever carbine.
Its strong points were that it was portable in the extreme, had a modicum of power for its size, could be loaded and shot for next to nothing w/ a near endless supply of brass. I ran all manner of loads through it, from .38 WC (single loaded) up through 158 gr mags. Probably shot more .38 +P+/110 JHP through it than anything, and killed a bunch of groundhogs using that stuff. I also shot .357/158 LSWC's at about 1000 fps or so as a GP woods roaming load, but dismissed that practice as it required a rezero for more potent loads if I intended to hunt deer w/ the little lever. Never have shot a deer with it though. Also had it zeroed for .357/125 JHP for a while, and that load, probably zipping along near 2400 fps + was absolutely explosive on ferals and chucks.
With all that, I never really shot for group at 100 yds. Typically, I'd put up a pie plate at 100, shoot until the bullet strikes got centered on the plate, and call it good. If I had to say, I'd reckon the carbine plunked most every thing into clusters about half the size of the plate. Call it 4MOA then.
A good mod is to put peeps on the rifle, which greatly improves sight radius and should do same with obtainable accuracy.