SOLD 1957 Marlin 336 RC 35 Rem

[PBking51]

Nice condition 1957 JM Marlin 336 r.c. chambered in 35 Remington. Wood and metal in fantastic shape. 1 small spot on left side of receiver. Does not look to be hunted with.

$900Shipped.....Now 850 shipped

 

[biggun2869]

VERY Nice!!

 

[PBking51]

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850 shipped

 

[PBking51]

800 shipped

 

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800 shipped

 

[nakneker]

I’ll mention that’s its a JM stamped rifle. Marlin guys seem to prefer them, I have that identical rifle set up with a Williams peep. The accuracy is surprising, used it to fill a couple tags in thick Cedars, one deer and one elk. On the elk the would cavity was full of cedar brows when the 200 grain round nose went through a small cedar tree branch but still had enough umph to get the job done. Neat rifle. Good luck with the sale.

 

[PBking51]

I understand and appreciate you wanting to help me. Isnt JM just the fact that it's actually a marlin? This gun is going on 70 years old. If people don't realize it's an actual marlin and has a stamp, they shouldn't own it lol

 

[nakneker]

I understand and appreciate you wanting to help me. Isnt JM just the fact that it's actually a marlin? This gun is going on 70 years old. If people don't realize it's an actual marlin and has a stamp, they shouldn't own it lol

I’m not a Marlin expert by any means and I don’t have in depth knowledge of the JM stamp. I believe Marlins before Remington owned Marlin or at least the 336 Marlins had the JM stamp. I don’t think the JM stamp is on Marlins produced during the Remington years and of course not during the current Ruger Production. A guy can Google more about the JM stamp and learn far more in short order than I can share. I just know a lot of die hard Marlin guys look for that JM stamp. I own a few of the older Jm stamped rifles and really like them.

 

[PBking51]

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