No. Also, Marlin does not sell the barrel for the 882 as a component part. The Model 17 barrel can be installed, but again finding the barrel is a problem. The existing barrel can be relined to .17HMR. sales@countrygunsmith.net
The marlin model 995 was made by marlin between the years 1995-1999.
Marlin did not make a model 29 shotgun.They did make a model 21,24,26,and model 28 shotgun.Please recheck your model number,and re post your question.
I cannot find any reference to marlin ever making a model 226.
The Marlin model 81DL was a promotional model repeater that was made from 1940-1965.The price range for this model was from 65-110 dollars.
no they do net 17HMRMAG.com sells a 10 round magazine for the Savage 93r17.
I can say that the Marlin model 81DL was made from 1940-1965.This was a promotional model,made by Marlin.
Yes, The model 41 was made by Marlin. It was based off of their model 101.
No.They made the 30-30 Marlin model 36,1st variation in 1937.
Marlin made the model 922 in the early 1990's
Yes the Marlin Model 1894FG is chambered in .41 mag.
I believe that this model was made from 1989-1995.
The model 883 .22WMR was introduced in 1989 and is still in production
No.The only model 1891 that I am aware of was made by the Marlin firearms Company.
I'd been told by a Marlin official that the 17V & 17VS were make, under those model number for just a couple of years. I believe he said 2000-01. Model changed to 917 series. I'd been told by a Marlin official that the 17V & 17VS were make, under those model number for just a couple of years. I believe he said 2000-01. Model changed to 917 series.
Remington didn't make a model 54, Winchester did but not in 22 (that I know of), Marlin model 54 is a shotgun.
Take it to a gunsmith.
Model 336, the second most popular deer rifle in the US.
They make many models and have made the rifle for years, you need to be more specific.
Marlin made a model 98 semi-auto .22cal rifle from 1957-1959.They also made a model 980 bolt action .22cal rifle from 1962-1970.They did not make a model 98 bolt action rifle in .22caliber.
Sorry- there was than one model 335. One by Marlin, one by Springfield. A 3rd by Mossberg is not impossible- they did make many of the Western Auto guns.
The Marlin model 455 Sporter in 30-06 was sold from 1957 to 1959. nothing shows up at this time. Marlin makes a series of bolt action rifles in 30-06, the XL7,XL7C, XL7W, etc.
you can find maybe four of them in Columbus Texas you will need to ask around for mr.potter which will be very easy and he has some that he will probably give you for a resonable price he does not own a phone but if you make the trip it will be worth it
1954 or earlier. I bought one in early 1954 at a WT Grant store in Buffalo, NY. Wish I still had it in Arizona,Actually the Marlin model 81DL was a promotional model which was made from 1940-1965.the current price range is between 65-110 dollars.
Marlin doesn't manufacture handguns.
Yes, marlin has now release their thumbhole stocks for models vst and vt to the public. Price is $99, but you have to call them. Their website isn't even updated enough to show the new models, let alone the stocks. The number is listed on the website however. Also, Revival gunstocks has been rumored to sell their tundra for the Marlin, but I haven't been able to confirm this since their phone lines were down when I called them. They list only Ruger 10/22 stocks on their website. This answer is assuming you are talking about the Marlin 917.
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