This is a 16-groove rifled barrel, in Marlin's trademarked Micro-Groove rifling. This rifling, with its precision-crowned muzzle, gave the Model 60 an enhanced accuracy over competing rifles using traditional deep grooved rifling, as the bullet was not as severely deformed while traveling down the barrel as with competing 22 LR rifles. The twist rate is 1:16 inches, right-hand. Micro-Groove rifling uses many small lands and grooves rather than 2, 4, or 6 deeper grooves used in the majority of rifles. This arguably adds to the accuracy of the rifle through lessening the deforming of fired bullets traveling down the barrel and indeed the Model 60's reputation for accuracy would seem to bear this out. Although the Model 60 is one of the least expensive 22 semi-automatic rifles sold, it is one of the most accurate examples of a .22 caliber semi-automatic rifle ever produced, due to the 16 groove Micro-Groove rifling. Hope that this helps- Shooty
The micro groove barrel did not come along in the marlin model 336 until the 1960,s.If you meant 1970 then these model 336 rifles in 30-30 Win.are valued at between 200-325 dollars depending on condition and a good bore.
Marlin switched from Ballard rifling to the newer micro-groove on their 81 DL model in 1954.
My Glenfield Model 25 has a micro-groove barrel,so I imagine others do as well.
Micro groove rifling began on the model 39A ,with the 3rd model,3rd variation which was in the year 1954.
Yes the Marlin model 336 in 356Win.caliber has the Micro groove barrel.It should be noted that there were only 1,652 model 336 rifles in this caliber that were ever made.
No
It should be marked on the barrel if it has the Marlin micro groove rifling.The model 25m was made from 1989-2003.That being said it will if it was a early made rifle.
1976
The Marlin 890 22LR was made starting in 1954-60. This was Marlins Micro Groove experiment
1978
200.00
200.00