I have the very same rifle, only in single-shot. Mine is minus a bolt and trigger group. Numrichs has millions of guns listed, but very few parts available. My solution: look for parts online by using GoogleAlerts; it searches the entire web and sends emails when matching search terms have been found.
The other option is putting a sling on it and shlepping it to gunshows. Often times a vendor will have a "box of bolts" with a sign declaring "any bolt, __$$". Other than that, our options are limited when it comes to old guns. But then again, that is part of the fun of being a garage gunsmith, yes??
I have bought firing pin parts and clips from Numrich. You can order online. They have schematics to help determine whether your 80 DL is "old style" or "new style". Price seems to be fair. The orders have been received in reasonable amounts of time. I hope that helps.
The rifle was made by marlin in good condition its worth about 100 dollars. These are usually good shooters as are most Marlin rifles; its it a keeper. It is also known as a Marlin Model 80. Clip is still available for about $16 directly from Marlin.
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The first Model Marlin 39 was made from 1922-1938.There were no Marlin model 39 lever action rifles made in 1900.
The Marlin model 336RC which stands for Regular Carbine were made by Marlin from 1948-1968.
The Marlin model 25 series of rifles were first made in the years 1987-1988.Your model 25N is one of these.
It is the Marlin trademark, they put it on all there rifles or use to, it is the Marlin bullseye.
The marlin model 925 series of rifles were made from 2004-2010.So the answer to your question is no.
Contact marlin customer service through their website.
The Marlin model 1893 with the serial number you provided was made in 1901. It is one of the first ever lever action rifles and it is also one of the most accurate rifles of it's time.
You can go to Marlin's home page and print one from there. I printed one for my model 60. It is in Adobe format.
The Marlin Model 1936 Rifles (30-30cal) weremanufactured for only two years, 1936 and 1037. Only the 1937 rifles had serial numbers commenceing with the prefix "B".
The Marlin model 30AS was a No frills model of the model 336 marlin lever action rifle.This model was formerly a model of the Glenfield line of rifles.They were made from 1983-2000.These rifles were chambered in 30-30 Win.only.They had a 20in.barrel and a walnut finished birch stock.