According to Marlin, No they do not. I can not locate one myself
AnswerThe 915y that I have is single shot only. There is no place for a magazine. The short answer is no, a Marlin 915Y can not be converted to be magazine fed. The long answer is that with enough money and effort it could be done by a competent gunsmith, but I suspect that it would cost hundreds of dollars to do so.
Used $100-175 depending on the condition.
I believe it means Covered Sights. My 336 doesn't have a covered front site blade, and my 336CS does. CS does not mean "covered sights". It is the designation for a Marlin C-"Carbine" with S-"Safety" which means it's a carbine with the latest crossbolt safey.
$275-$350
All of the Glenfield-marked Marlin firearms were produced for mass-marketers such as Wal-Mart, K-Mart, etc. They are mechanically the same as the standard Marlin guns but have hardwood stocks instead of walnut, simpler sights, etc. Designed to sell for less money than the standard Marlin model.
The Glenfield was made from 1973 to 1983. In the last production year, Marlin changed the model to 30-AS. In good condition, it's a very good deer rifle.
Fixed sights, adjustable sights, target sight, night sights, 3 dot sights, telescopic sights, red dot sighs, lasers, etc.
I have one of these guns given to me by my father, he had it appraised around the early 80' s it was valued at $650 At that time.
Around $150-200, depending on the condition of the gun. Another factor in determining the value is how are the sights? If they are in good condtion it could bring 300 or more.
Depending on EXACTLY what you have, its condition, finish, stock, sights, papers, accessories, history, box, etc., anywhere from 50-5000 USD or more.
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