My other Marlins

[Lee Barner]

I don't have near as many as I used to. down to just a few rimfires now. a 39A from 1950, a 989M2 and a plain old 60 with the 17 rd magazine. Lee

 

[elpac3]

Love the 989 M2. Got mine back in 1966. H@ve had to add a vortex two minute red dot due to the eyes getting old

 

[LEO918]

Nice threesome I kinda like Marlins myself.

 

[TheTinMan]

I sold an early 1970s Marlin 1894 chambered in .44 Magnum last month, but only because a new 1894 Trapper followed me home first. Now I’m down to two JM Marlins and three made-in-Mayodan Marlins …

 

[CH4]

I think i am down to three Marlins, all JM. Won’t buy a Remlin or Ruglin. Nothing against them, just personal preference.

336 .35 Rem 1950 waffle top
1894 Cowboy Limited 24” .45 Colt (first year)
1894 .44 mag/spl

 

[hivel37]

I’m down to a couple. Latest is a 336A 24” in 30-30.
Very nice from 1973. Might shoot it next week.

 

[crows]

I am at my minimum, "won't sell", list; a 39A, a 94 in .357, a mod. 30, and a .45Camp carbine.

 

[erikpolcrack]

I've held on to most of mine. Still got my Model 93 in 32 WS I inherited from my grandfather, a 336 in 35 Rem, and an 1895 in 45-70. Rimfire side is covered by a 782 in 22 Mag and a Model 25 and a Model 60 in 22 LR. Think they're all JM marked. Also have a Chiappa clone of the Model 39 TD 22 LR. Sure wish I'd kept my 45 Camp Carbine.

 

[Valmet]

Very nice OP- Marlins are fine rifles (esp the older ones). I owned a 336 ages ago in .30-30 and gifted it to a friend who needed a deer rifle. As much as I liked it I really wanted one in .35 Rem. I need to scratch that itch soon.