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- What does a stamped JM mean? - Marlin Forums
Marlin was a dying company with poor quality control, entitled employees and there had been no reinvestment in machinery or modernization I think there is a lot of misinformation purposely spread on the internet by a few folks with an agenda
- Marlin 30 AW
'My father gave me a old Marlin rifle and I am trying to find out more about the weapon It's a Marlin 30 AW 30-30 The serial number first three numbers are 080 I checked the website and it stated that Marlin rifles have letters to start the serial number I would like to know the
- Marlin Rare Semi-Auto: The Open Bolt Marlin Model 50
Marlin thought they could do better Design The gun that Marlin came up with, the Model 50, was introduced in 1931 and was a gem It was the first semi-auto rimfire made by the company and took several innovative steps
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- Ultimate Marlin brush gun: The Model 62 Levermatic
For a brief time in the 1960s, Marlin recast its vintage cowboy action rifle line into something a little more responsive and, using state of the art chamberings, was on the cutting edge of lever gun technology Sadly, it wasn't to last The Levermatic family Marlin firearms engineering
- 336 stock on a Marlin Model AW30? | Marlin Forums
I have an AW-30 that was my dad's mom bought for him from Wal-Mart, I assume in 1982 (first Christmas) It has served with distinction for many years but I want to get it cleaned up and give it some real TLC If I get a stock for a 336 will it fit this gun? Or do I specifically need to get a
- The Marlin 99-M1 Carbine - Marlin Forums
Marlin capitalized on the mystique of this popular rifle when it came out with its own version in 22LR, the 99M1 What was the M1 Carbine? View attachment 4980 Formally, the "United States Carbine, Caliber 30, M1," but commonly just referred to as the M1, the gun was a popular and well-liked little rifle
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