Marlin Firearms

The Winchester 94AE is a lever-action rifle chambered for the .30-30 Winchester cartridge, known for its reliability and effectiveness in hunting. The "Gold Trigger" refers to the distinctive gold-plated trigger that adds a touch of elegance to the firearm. This model is celebrated for its accuracy and smooth action, making it a popular choice among hunters and sport shooters alike. Its classic design and historical significance enhance its appeal to collectors and enthusiasts.

The value of a Marlin Model 56 Levermatic in .22 caliber can vary depending on its condition, rarity, and any additional features it may have. On average, a Marlin Model 56 Levermatic in good condition can be worth anywhere from $300 to $600. However, pristine examples or those with unique characteristics can fetch higher prices in the collector's market.

The serial number on a Glenfield Model 30 can typically be found on the right side of the receiver, near the loading port. It is usually stamped or engraved into the metal surface. Additionally, the serial number may also be located on the barrel of the rifle, typically near the chamber. It is important to note that the exact location of the serial number can vary slightly depending on the specific production year and model of the firearm.

Oh, what a lovely question! The value of a Marlin 336 RC 35 Rem made in 1955 can vary depending on its condition, any unique features, and current market demand. I would recommend reaching out to a trusted firearms appraiser or doing some research online to get a better idea of its current value. Remember, each piece has its own story and worth beyond just its monetary value.

It means fourteen karats like the diamonds and stuff

Well, honey, first you make sure that rifle is unloaded, we don't need any accidents. Then you unscrew the bolt handle, remove the firing pin assembly, and slide out the bolt body. To reassemble, just reverse the steps. But if you're struggling with this, maybe stick to something a bit simpler, like knitting.

Well, isn't that just a happy little question! Unfortunately, I don't have that specific information on hand, but you can try contacting the manufacturer or checking online databases to find out more about the year your Marlin 3240 model 1887 was made. Just remember, there are always happy accidents in the world of collecting, so enjoy the journey of discovery!

The value of an Otasco Marlin 30-30 Diamond Jubilee Edition can vary depending on factors such as its condition, rarity, and current market demand. These rifles were produced in limited quantities to commemorate specific events or anniversaries, making them sought after by collectors. To determine the exact value of a specific Otasco Marlin 30-30 Diamond Jubilee Edition, it is recommended to consult with a firearms appraiser or specialist in antique firearms.

The value of a H&R Topper Jr model 88 shotgun can vary depending on its condition, but typically they sell for around $100 to $200. Check popular online gun marketplaces or visit a local gun shop to get a more accurate estimate based on the specific condition of your firearm.

The marlin model 50 and model 50e do not use an extractor. There is only an extractor pin/post.

Try these sources:

Numrich gunpartscorp.com

Jack First jackfirstgun.com

Bob's Gun Shop gun-parts.com

Some versions of the model 50 do indeed have a manual extractor. It sets in a slot in the side of the rifle, just ahead of the bolt handle slot. I suppose it's main use is to extract an unfired round. Many are lost and never replaced. I'd sure like to find one

The model 1936 was stamped as such for only the first year of production (released in 1937 I believe), and was re-branded as the Model 36 in the years that followed, so if you show the stamp "Model 1936", you are holding an original.

This rifle is approx. 72 years old.

It is not possible to determine the age of a Mod 12 with serial number 83876 without additional information. The serial number is typically used for identification and tracking purposes, not for revealing age.

this is a bolt action rifle

Marlin did not produce a model 444 rifle with a saddle ring. The saddle ring was more common on lever-action rifles like the Model 336 or Model 1894.

To break down a Glenfield Marlin 30A for cleaning, first ensure the firearm is unloaded. Then, remove the lever screw to take out the bolt and lever. Next, disassemble the lever mechanism and remove the carrier, hammer, and trigger assembly for a thorough cleaning. Finally, reassemble the firearm carefully after cleaning to ensure proper functioning.

A model 39 had the serial number in front of the trigger guard, not on the lower or upper tang. Are you sure this isn't a 39a? If the serial number has been removed, it can be found under the buttstock on the left side of the upper tang. Any removal, or obliteration of a firearm's serial number is a Federal offense.

The cycling bolt on a Marlin Papoose can damage the next bullet due to the high velocity with which the bolt pushes the cartridge forward into the chamber. If the bullet is not properly aligned with the chamber, the force from the cycling bolt can cause deformation or setback of the bullet, leading to potential accuracy issues or safety concerns when firing.

The value of a Marlin 30-30 gold trigger rifle would vary depending on its condition, any modifications, and current market demand. Generally, a well-maintained 20-year-old Marlin 30-30 with a gold trigger could be worth anywhere from $500 to $800. It's recommended to have a professional appraisal or check current listings for a more accurate value.

The Marlin Model 36 A-DL with serial number D10128 was likely manufactured in the late 1940s to early 1950s, as Marlin introduced this model in 1947 and stopped production in 1960. For the exact year, a detailed historical search or contacting Marlin directly may be necessary.

The Marlin 925 is a bolt action 22LR rifle with a bottom mount magazine (stock fittment is a 7 round magazine). The magazine is sized for 22LR, not 22 Long or 22 Short (nevermind even the two rounds which are fitted to rifle caps, ball and conical rounds) If you put a 22 Short into the 22LR magazine, it'll FIT, but it won't feed properly, since as the bolt action slides the round forward, ther tip will point down when it gets to the void at the front of the magazine.

This author is unaware of any 22 Short magazines available for the Marlin 925 rifle. Modification of the stock magazine would be probematic, as you'd need to change the follower and the spring if you were to try to insert a block at the front of the magazine.

However, being a bolt action 22, the shorter rounds (22 Long and 22 Short) CAN be successfully inserted into the breech and fired. I keep several boxes of 22 Short onhand for dispatching gophers, opossums, and skunks on my rural property, as they have a much lower report - sounding rather like the hammer fall when dry firing a large pistol. I have fired the 22 Short quite successfully in my Marlin 925R (resin stock, otherwise identical to the 925 and 925C).

I would not advise using a cap round in a rifle - they are intended for pistols and possibly short midway amusement rifles. Also, do not attempt to chamber a 22 magnum in a 22 LR - the firearm is not designed for the increased pressures (or the longer cartridge), and you're only begging for trouble.

As a further point, this author has found that the Federal "Champion" 22LR copper plated 22LR hollow point ammunition is far inferior to the Winchester "golden" (brass plated) hollow point loads. The Winchesters have a more defined hollow point tip, and they fire more consistently, with superior grouping. The 22 Short ammunition I use is also Winchester, but it is not hollow point, merely brass plated round (22 Short High Velocity). Aside from my own experience with them, I also noted on a recent trip to a local outdoor range, a fair number of misfired 22LR spread around three separate lanes -- ALL of it was Federal.

I have a 1936 Marlin. It was made in 1936. Others with a prefix/suffix were first or second editions.

To remove the magazine tube from a Model 1890 Winchester rifle, first ensure the gun is unloaded. Then, press the tube release button near the muzzle and slide the tube out carefully. Some models may require unscrewing the end cap before removing the tube completely. Refer to the owner's manual for specific instructions.