good condition.....about $3200.00
100-1000 USD or more depending on specifics.
your rifle is worth between 350.oo and 600.00
about 1910, check with the marlin collectors website
I have found Marlin 1889 round barrel listed $3750.00 at Monty Whitley Inc. I too would be interested in knowing what the octagon barrel's valuie is. From the 2002 Standard Catalog of Firearms: Values as of 2007 will be higher by 10-20%. I would like to purchase three 10MR11/20 bulbs (code 66502) which, I believe, are 12 volt, 10 watt, MR11 style halogen bulbs with a GU4 base. Model 1889 Lever Action Rifle This was Marlin's first side-eject, solid-top rifle. It is cahmbered for .25-20, .32-20, 38-40, and the .44-40 cartridges. It features either octagonal or round barrels in lengths from 24" to 32" with buckhorn rear and blade front sights. The finish is blued with a case colored hammer, lever, and buttplate. The plain walnut stock is varnished. The barrel is stamped "Marlin Fire-Arms Co. New Haven Ct. U.S.A/Patented Oct 11 1887 April 2, 1889." This model features a lever latch, and many options were offered. The owner is urged to get an individual appraisal on such variations from a reputable gunsmith or advanced Marlin collector. Values fluctuate greatly due to some seemingly insignificant variation. There were approximately 55,000 manufactured between 1889 and 1899. Production Model 24" Barrel Exc V.G. Good Fair Poor --- 1200 700 350 150 22 cal. golden lever action
1896
INTRODUCED IN 1939 (ROUND BARRELL) MODEL 39A GOLDEN HAD A GOLD TRIGGER (SAME DATE) MODEL 39A MOUNTIE INTRODUCED IN1953 (STRAIGHT GRIP)
No...the Marlin .22 lever action is the Model 39. An amazing history behind the model 39 and they are still made new (39a) and a great gun. 336 is a round bolt where as the 39 is a square bolt, and is also in its current 39a form a takedown model as well.
Depends on the firearm. The process is loading, but it is accomplished by different acts with different guns. With the M16, drawing back the charging handle and releasing in does that. With a lever action Marlin, operating the lever. With a bolt action, operating the bolt. The M60 only loaded when the trigger was pulled- it fired from an open bolt system. A double barreled shotgun is loaded by manually inserting a shotshell into the chamber.
Your original model 1893 Marlin rifle was made in the year 1906,with the serial number that you have provided.
In the condition you describe,your Winchester carbine is valued at 995 dollars(US currency).
By the guide I use, Marlin made a "Model 18 Baby Slide-Action Repeater" from 1906-09. It was a .22cal. LR, Long Short. The tubular mag held 14 short cartridges. It had a 20" barrel that could have been round or octagon. My book lists them from $180 in good condition to $350 perfect. Hope this is what you were looking for.
It is a Marlin Levermatic model 56 made for Sears, Roebuck & Co. (J.C. Higgins) by Marlin. They came in tube fed or with a 10 round clip. Mfg. date starting in 1956 to 1960 when it became the Model 57 discontinued in 1964. I have seen them listed upwards of 700 dollars in pristine condition. Its main feature is its short throw lever. Only 2 1/2 inches. It is an excellent gun. Hang on to it.