Follow the link below- it will take you to the owner's manual for your carbine. Print and keep a copy.
AnswerYou can contact Marlin Firearms company for a copy of the owner's manual, which has a parts breakdown diagram.Marlin Firearms company puts a downloadable copy of the owners manual on their website : www.marlinfirearms.com . The parts diagram is :http://www.marlinfirearms.com/pdfs/manuals/MFC_Centerfire.pdf
Contact Marlin via their website and request an owner's manual
Literally hundreds of pages of material have been written on the M1 Carbine, to include different marks used by contractors and subcontractors. Your best bet is to find a copy of Scott Duff's book(s) on the M1 Carbine.
No, No and NO!!! Though that's my opinion, but one of the many rasons I hate it is because it's a copy of HSM which is a copy of Greece, I hope there isn't a Camp Rock2!
Brophy's book on Marlin Firearms history would be the place to start. I own a model 995, have a copy of the manual.
You can't.
Get a copy of the Gun Digest Asembly/Disassembly instructions for centerfire rifles. The Marlin Mod 36 is included.
If it is a military issued carbine, and not a civilian copy, depending on maker, condition, model, etc, they are worth between $600-$1000 (for some or the rare makers)
You need to find a copy of Brophy's book on Marlin History
The first step should be to read the owner's manual. You can request a paper copy from marlin, or go the the link below that says MARLIN, and it will take you to the owner's manual. Check that the rilfe is unloaded before performing ANY maintenance.
Visit the Marlin website. They may have the owner's manual available for download. If not, they will supply you a paper copy, typically free of charge.
You get the MIAI Carbine Rifle, if you didn't pre-order your copy you have to wait until you get to level 65.