There are many manufacturers making accessories for Marlin 60's/795's. This includes Furniture (stocks), Sights, and Triggers.
If anyone knows of a MFR that I've missed in the next posts, feel free to make a post below INCLUDING a LINK in the very least to their website...preferrably a Link and Picture of the product. Let's try to keep this "Sticky Worthy" and High in Professional Content.
The Action of the Marlin 60 is basically the same as a Marlin 795...the differences start where the bullets load...so Bolt-On accessories are interchangeable for the OUTSIDE, but the stocks are Slightly differnt configuration.
--I'll be working on this for the next few hours...expect changes between now & midnight--
First we have stocks...there are only a few MFR's known to me and a few used purveyors, but they're generally enough
Bear in mind that not all 60's are made alike, you have New style with LSHO, and old style without it. There are SLIGHT differences between the two, but nothing that can't be resolved with a little hand-fitting.
Same for the 70/795/995/7000...expect a little modification/pillar bedding to be required for a Perfect Fit.
New:
For the 795, you cut out the magwell hole & fill in the magtube area with whatever you prefer. HAND FITTING REQUIRED.
I've been bugging the squish out of Richard's Microfit Gunstocks to get a specific line of THESE going...for the 795/60's...but I think it's going to take a lot more letters from a lot more people.
They can at present, be Special Ordered. But feel free to write 'em Richards Microfit Gunstocks
There are 9 million model 70/795's that would love an option of this nature. http://rifle-stocks.com/silhouette.htm
However, since most 10/22 stocks, with some WECSOG bedding, would work for a 795, and with a lot more mods, would work for a Model 60. Judge for yourself if it is something you'd want to try to handle, but only the VERY experienced in Gunsmithing/stock fitting, IMHO, should even try.
That's the best of what I've found so far on Stocks
Oh, and don't forget Marlin.com for New Items...and a few oddball items that only the guys in Customer Service/Repair know about.
Trigger Itself:
Riflebasix is SUPPOSED to make a Model 60/795 trigger, but i can't find it.
The best MOD I've seen so far to take creep out & make trigger/sear engaugement a light as possible is with THIS...you Drill & Tap a 6/32" hole in a Marlin trigger & put in a 6/32" setscrew for adjustment. Polish the Sear where it mates, adjust the setcrew through trial & error, and you end up with about a 2# to 3# pull with no creep. Looks like this.
This one was done by HotRod9mm of RimFireCentral.com on a not-quite-completed Rimfire Technologies trigger guard. I've got the same 6/32" setscrews, I'm just waiting on a replacement drill press belt so I can do it to all my triggers, and will post on that mod after I complete it.
That's everything I have on Triggers/Action parts so far.
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With sights, you have several Options...Peep, Original (buckhorn) style, and Firesights.
For Scope Mounts...you need a 3/8" rail adaptor style. So you either have to stick with a 3/8" style .22 rail-mounted scope, OR Drill & Tap a Weaver/Picatinny-type rail (like the Weaver TO-10 Universal Top Mount Base).
Peep
Skinner Sights, has several varieties. Most have to be D/T'd on the 60/795 except for the dovetail versions, which slide right on. Marlin peep sights
Dovetail Peep
any ideas on the model 7000 shrek? is it compatible with other models parts?
The 7000 is pretty much a Target version of the 795 with a Heavy Target Barrel...it's supposed to have a better trigger & the 7000-T version had a killer Red White & Blue stock. Action should be the same as your standard 795...so it should share the parts.
The chamber in that 7000 barrel is supposed to be semi-match quality...so bullet choice is Highly important.
From what I read on Numrich, the guts are pretty much the same. The big differences being the barrel & trigger...but from the pics I've seen, the trigger doesn't look much different...need to find someone with one to get some closeups.
As far as stocks, anything that'll fit the 795 should fit the 7000...IF you take the time to cut out/sand out extra space for the larger .920 barrel.
If I'm wrong on anything, let me know I've not actually HELD a 7000 yet, only read about 'em. But I'd love to get one of the RWB 7000-T models
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My Wife. Son and I went to Gander Mountain in Texarkana, Tx. Sunday and one of the things my son wanted to buy while there was Marlin 60 SN which is the synthectic stock tubular magazine model.
They did'nt have one and there data base showed they did'nt stock that model.
Shrek are the accessories for the model 60 tube magazine models or the Clip models ?
If anyone lives near this Gander Mountain they have a Very Good condition 91/30
Mosin Nagant round receiver all matching numbers. Did'nt see the price and it seemed to be very heavy in weight.
My Wife. Son and I went to Gander Mountain in Texarkana, Tx. Sunday and one of the things my son wanted to buy while there was Marlin 60 SN which is the synthectic stock tubular magazine model.
They did'nt have one and there data base showed they did'nt stock that model.
Shrek are the accessories for the model 60 tube magazine models or the Clip models ?
Both. They share the same action, just different bullet loading systems.
60 - tube mag
795 - Clip mag
The only things that doesn't switch back & forth easily is Stocks, & the Trigger Guard...and they are all marked in their descriptions
Also, the 795 is the Rebate one...$20 back from Marlin.
The 60 is the best-selling .22 rifle of all time so far...over 16 million out there when you include the Glenfield Model 99 series (same thing as a 60).
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) I wasn't aware of all the accessories for my Marlins...my wife isn't thankful to you though!
