The Ranger 36 cross-references to a Marlin 80 with an adjustable trigger. This model was manufactured from 1935 to 1939.
U.S.-M1 semi-autorifleGreat Britin-Lee-enfieldrifle bolt action rifleGermany- K98 bolt action rifleJapan- Arisaka38 bolt action rifleItaly- Carcanomodel 1891Soviet Union- Mosin-Nagant Model 1891 bolt action rifleFrance- Mas Model 1936 bolt action rifleChina- Model of 1917 bolt action rifle (made by America)Other minority nations may have used rifles supplied by other larger nations. They may also have had copy's produced in their own country.
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About the same. The 1903 Springfield used a licensed version of the Mauser action used on the German Model 1898 Mauser.
you need to state the model number not the serial number to get and estimate of value.
I have a "Pioneer Model 26 Gamble Stores Incorporated" bolt action 22 rifle. It belonged to my father. He's 87 now - he bought it new when he was 12 in Deadwood, South Dakota. Hope that gives you some timeline. Mine is now 65 years old.
351
If your Ranger is a bolt action .22, it is likely a Marlin Model 80 made for Sears.
We have a Ranger bolt action rifle with a model # 103-8. We do not know the age of our gun however.
If your Ranger is a bolt action .22, it is likely a Marlin Model 80 made for Sears.
I don't know the value of your .22 Ranger bolt action,but it was made by Marlin for and sold by Ranger.It is the same as the Marlin model 80.All parts will fit
50-100
The Word ranger was used by Winchester to denote a economy version of there regular rifles and shotguns.The model 670 was a economy version of the famous model 70 bolt action rifle.Winchester also made a ranger model 94 rifle,and various ranger model shotguns during their many years of being in business.
Proofhoue.com will get you in the ballpark.
No browning did not,but winchester made a ranger model pump action shotgun.
The Model 140 is a cheaper varient of the 1400
the ranger Mod 35 was made by savage mod 52B 1933-1937
@40-100 or so.