I would guess this is a Marlin model 39, but that's the only thing I can tell you for sure. Condition of collectable firearms is necessary to estimate values. If I asked the value on my classic Chevy, I'm sure you'd want to know how the paint, interior, etc. was. Without a detailed description, or good pictures, I can't tell you. It could be as little as $50, or as much as a couple thousand. These models are getting good premiums in like new condition, but are pretty common in average to well used condition. Vall
It is the Marlin trademark, they put it on all there rifles or use to, it is the Marlin bullseye.
This is the Marlin "Bullseye" trademark has been used since 1922.
This is the Marlin "Bullseye" trademark has been used since 1922.
you load the gun in the buttstock
It is absolutely *not* where u put your stud for a sling swivel. This is the Marlin "Bullseye". This trademark has been used since 1922 on all Marlin walnut buttstocks. Please note that this is not a suitable place to install a swivel for you firearm. Swivels should be mounted approximately 2 inches from the toe of the butt.
Yes it will For anyone interested, I just called Marlin and found that the buttstock are compatible with each other, but not the forend. The forend of a 30AS has a cap and the forend of the 336 has a band...... Linohunter
$1000
You need to pull the buttstock off. The serial number is on the left side of the upper tang.
2,957
Your marlin model 1893 was made by marlin in 1904.
The Limited had a 24" bbl., straight stock, no checkering, and a smaller forearm . Two versions - 1/2 round, 1/2 octagon, and full octagon.
Two in the bush