Marlin Firearms

Roughly 150-200 if like new around 110-150 if showing some amount of wear.

Need a detailed description of ALL markings and lettering.

I have a Marlin 1895GS and have shot the Hornady 45/70 GOVT 325 gr FTX. Wow great long range accuracy. 250 yard shot. Had an 18 inch drop from a 100 yd shot, but after adjusting dead on.

Brophy's book on Marlin History has sn information.

Lift the bolt handle, pull the bolt to the rear. Depress the trigger and hold it to the rear and you will be able to remove the bolt. Unscrew the takedown screw (large screw visible on the bottom of the stock) and you will be able to separate the stock and barrelled action.

That's as far as you need to go.

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how much is a marlin 30-30 model 36A worth how much is a marlin 30-30 model 36A worth

it was made in 1974

model GA22 ( great american 22 cal) first production 1983 same as marlin model 75C

10-100 USD depending on condition.

I had problems with the magazine as well, it wouldn't feed correctly. What I did was to make a note of how it was feeding incorrectly(too low or too high), then I took the magazine apart and re-bent the red metal feeder in the magazine to a better angle. If it is feeding too high you want to bring the front down just a bit by bending the legs of the feeder forward slightly. mine now works perfectly 100% of the time. Another thing I did was to shorten the legs on the same piece so now the magazine holds 8. The other thing you must do is to get an aftermarket trigger from midwayusa. It is amazing that Marlin sells such a nice gun with a magazine that doesnt work and a trigger that sucks.

Take it to a gun smith.

one quarter of 39 is 9.75

There were supposed to be 10,000 made but I heard there was only 9000 make.

Marlin probably has one and most likely won't sell it to you.

You can buy one of these guns brand new from a retailer in the US for $650.00 + Shipping, if you just shop around enough on Google.

good condition.....about $3200.00

Depends on year of manufacture and condition. I paid $385 for my 1952 model which, amazingly, still looks brand new.

I was told to subtract the first two digits of serial # by 2000. My gun starts with 25, so I'm assuming if the guy is right, my gun was made in 1975.

Try e-gunparts.com or Brownells

numrich's gun parts has a fair selection of new and used parts for that firearm... http://www.gun-parts.com/marlin/

it stands for Winchester Magnum Rifle.....it takes a 22 MAG BULLET

100-300 USD depending on condition, box, papers, accessories, etc..

Winchester has one on their web site.

The Marlin Model 1936 was made one year only in 1936. My Dad bought one when he was 16 from Sears/Roebuck catalog for $25. Value varies dependant on the condition. Check with The Marlin Gun Company for more info.

I believe you have a Mossberg model 400 Palomino. It a .22 lever action tubular magazine walnut stock made 1959-64.. Around $100 in good condition.