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Marlin owners, post your pictures here!
- Thread starter PA Guns & Ammo
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Shot some more Marlins today, unfortunately I didn't have time to shoot them. 
A couple semi-autos from the late '50s.
39D from 1971, 39TDS from 1988, 39A from 1955
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A couple semi-autos from the late '50s.
39D from 1971, 39TDS from 1988, 39A from 1955
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A trio of Levermatics.
39A from 1967 with oil finish walnut.
.22 Magnum bolt action.
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39A from 1967 with oil finish walnut.
.22 Magnum bolt action.
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Model 39 Century Limited, 34,197 manufactured during 1970.
6,265 Model 39A Article II rifles were manufactured in 1971 commemorating the Second Amendment to the Constitution and 100 years of the NRA 1871-1971.
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6,265 Model 39A Article II rifles were manufactured in 1971 commemorating the Second Amendment to the Constitution and 100 years of the NRA 1871-1971.
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litenlarry
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Pretty rifles for sure....Here is my one and only Marlin (actually a Glenfield model 60 )..
Cal44
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Last two of my Marlins.
I was way behind on documenting my holdings so thank you for motivating me to photograph my Marlins.
A later Model 99 with grooved receiver.
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I was way behind on documenting my holdings so thank you for motivating me to photograph my Marlins.
A later Model 99 with grooved receiver.
KO
What a fantastic rifle! There are some very nice guns in this thread, but your rifle is the one that does it for me.
Thanks, scott1970! I'll be taking it out deer hunting next month.
Just yesterday, I picked up a Marlin Model 989M2 .22lr carbine. Very cool little carbine made to look like a WWII M1 carbine. The little .22 is mint, with its rear sight intact. Even still has the stickers on the stock and the hang tag. Ninety-nine bucks at the local LGS.
I'm a Winchester guy first and foremost, but the Marlins are great!
Just yesterday, I picked up a Marlin Model 989M2 .22lr carbine. Very cool little carbine made to look like a WWII M1 carbine. The little .22 is mint, with its rear sight intact. Even still has the stickers on the stock and the hang tag. Ninety-nine bucks at the local LGS.
I'm a Winchester guy first and foremost, but the Marlins are great!
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One heck of a deal on the 989M2, I sold my 989M2 and 99M1 last year, each for 2 1/2 times what you paid for yours. They are quick handling lightweight little rifles.
989M2 has a detachable box magazine whereas the 99M1 has a tube magazine.
Never got a photo of my 989M2 but here is the 99M1
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Big Shrek
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Nice thread!!
Yeah, I might have one or two Marlins in the safe...
Marlin 795 wearing a Ramline folder...(.22lr)
My Wifey's Model 60 w/ Boyd's thumbhole stock stained pink & a Pink DIP Trigger Guard
Marlin 25-MN (.22WMR)
Marlin 922-M
Marlin 37 (made in 1923) (.22s/l/lr)
Marlin 336, the only hunting rifle I will ever need. (.30-30)
Marlin 56 (Sears 46C with Sears Ted Williams 4x scope)
Marlin 989-M2
Heck, here's a group photo from 2008...including the Model 60 with Gold trigger guard (DIP)
Yeah, I might have one or two Marlins in the safe...
Marlin 795 wearing a Ramline folder...(.22lr)
My Wifey's Model 60 w/ Boyd's thumbhole stock stained pink & a Pink DIP Trigger Guard
Marlin 25-MN (.22WMR)
Marlin 922-M
Marlin 37 (made in 1923) (.22s/l/lr)
Marlin 336, the only hunting rifle I will ever need. (.30-30)
Marlin 56 (Sears 46C with Sears Ted Williams 4x scope)
Marlin 989-M2
Heck, here's a group photo from 2008...including the Model 60 with Gold trigger guard (DIP)
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Big Shrek, I like the pump action 22! I have been looking for one of those for years and never seen one.
I did get my hands on a couple of Marlin top break pistols from the 1880s, but alas, they were not for sale.
I have to dig out the 2 Marlins I own to post pictures. One is an original Model 39 that was my dads. It has the color case hardened frame and 4 digit serial number from about 1928. The other is a Golden 39A and was my first rifle. I bought it in 1987.
I will have to see if I can dig them out to post here.
I did get my hands on a couple of Marlin top break pistols from the 1880s, but alas, they were not for sale.
I have to dig out the 2 Marlins I own to post pictures. One is an original Model 39 that was my dads. It has the color case hardened frame and 4 digit serial number from about 1928. The other is a Golden 39A and was my first rifle. I bought it in 1987.
I will have to see if I can dig them out to post here.
Engine49guy
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Had this pre cross bolt safety in .357 but sold it 2 years ago
Minor league compared to the rest of you guys...
Top is a 1949 336RC "waffle top" 30-30.
Bottom is a 1894S in .45 Colt purchased new in 1992.
Top is a 1949 336RC "waffle top" 30-30.
Bottom is a 1894S in .45 Colt purchased new in 1992.
Cal44
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Old TexMex
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Many many rounds through this one my father built for me in 1960's 980 DL .22 magnum
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