Marlin Firearms

Yes.The marlin model 80 was chambered in .22LR,which is a rimfire cartridge.They were made from 1934-1939 as a promotional model.The model 80E was made from 1934-1940,the model 80C was made from 1940-1970,the model 80DL was made from 1940-1965,and the model 80G was made from 1960-1965.

The Marlin model 30AS was a No frills model of the model 336 marlin lever action rifle.This model was formerly a model of the Glenfield line of rifles.They were made from 1983-2000.These rifles were chambered in 30-30 Win.only.They had a 20in.barrel and a walnut finished birch stock.

Any more this caliber is very difficult to locate.I have a Marlin model 375 and hand load my own ammo.I enjoy it very much and it does a wonderful job on deer and black bear.I would suggest that you search the guns shops in your area,or on the internet to locate a box of .375 Win.ammo.The only load available to you would be the 200gr. Winchester load.I hand load the Hornady 220gr.Interlock bullet for my rifle.Good luck in your search.

For a rifle showing between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining,the value would be between 120-150 dollars.

With that low a serial number,I would place the year of production as the first year made,which was 1985.This model was made from 1985-1999.

Between 200-1,000 dollars depending on overall condition,and a good bore.

Try Numrich gun parts corp.

Your rifle will range in price from 350-500 dollars.If you add the value of the scope to that,then it could be 650 dollars or more.

The value will be between 80-145 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.

NO! Your Marlin model 30aw(all weather) was chambered in 30-30Win.That is the only cartridge that will fire correctly in your rifle.

Your Glenfield model 75 was made in the year 1972 with the serial number that you have provided.

2005.

Marlin did not make a model 29 shotgun.They did make a model 21,24,26,and model 28 shotgun.Please recheck your model number,and re post your question.

The Marlin model 26 shotgun was made from 1909-1915.

Your Marlin model 21,which was the straight grip version of the model 19 shotgun,was made from 1906-1907 by the Marlin Firearm Company.

Do you mean the Remington model 700 bolt action rifle?Marlin never made a model 700 to the best of my knowledge.

In the condition that you describe,it will sell for between 375-450 dollars.

No way of knowing without a serial number and model number to put to your .22cal rifle.

I would start my search at Numrich gun parts corp.

Your serial number indicates the year 1987.

Your Marlin model 336CS(Carbine Sporter)was made in the year 1987.

The letter L prefix indicates that your Marlin model 39A was made in the year 1954.

Your serial number indicates that your Marlin model 1893 lever action 30-30Win caliber rifle was made in the year 1904.That being said,without a detailed description of your rifles overall condition,including the amount of original finish remaining.It would be difficult to access a value for your rifle.I can generally say that the value will range in price from 400-1,200 dollars.

Impossable to say without you providing a serial number to your Model 30aw.

By the serial number.Please include any Letters that may be ahead of the serial number of your Marlin.