I always have at least one Marlin 30-30 laying around. Keep finding cosmetically challenged Marlins, cleaning them up and reselling. Always keep my Glenfield/Marlin though. It is my favorite!
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I always have at least one Marlin 30-30 laying around. Keep finding cosmetically challenged Marlins, cleaning them up and reselling. Always keep my Glenfield/Marlin though. It is my favorite!
Tex next one you run into let me know. I'd like a .30-30 LAction
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Well, it's not a 336, but an 1894; a .44 Magnum cowboy style assault rifle! My brother has a Marlin .30-30, and a friend just bought an older Glenfield .30-30 which he likes better than his .25-06!
I think it should be a requirement to own a levergun - it's just a cornerstone of a good collection.
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Have you seen prices on them lately? JEESE!!! I was lookin on Marlin's website and they got the link for online order and the bottom line one was like $600!!! Is this the normal price or is there somewhere I can order one for less?
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The great object is that every man be armed. Everyone who is able may have a gun.
—Patrick Henry
Have you seen prices on them lately? JEESE!!! I was lookin on Marlin's website and they got the link for online order and the bottom line one was like $600!!! Is this the normal price or is there somewhere I can order one for less?
Keep an eye out for a GOOD used one. They are out there. The one I bought I got from a friend that suddenly wanted a new pistol so I took it off his hands. I see them regularly for around $200, you just got to weed through the rough ones to find a gem.
marlin also produced 336 contract guns for other businesses to put their name on.i have a revlation trade name on a 336 by western auto [remember them].no gold trigger, no checkering on the decently figured walnut stock.deals can be had on these trade name marlin's.i guess there's not much demand for a 30-30 in wyoming, arch.try auction arms;usually good deals on 336's in 30-30.i paid $235 for my last 336 in 35 remington out the door at the last gun show i went to.including an old bushnell scope [3x9];which promptly got taken off.replaced by a weaver 4x laying around.the see-through mounts also got yanked.