Sold/Expired (JM STAMPED) Marlin 336w $725.00

[ronnie77]

This JM STAMPED MARLIN shows hardly no signs of use and its priced to move!!!

 

[Deer Assassin]

Know what year ?

 

[ronnie77]

Not a clue, sir

 

[SPD FRK 70]

Wow that's nice

 

[TNTreeman]

PM sent

 

[JCDEERMAN]

Beautiful

 

[Snake]

Good price

 

[Tenntrapper]

Not a clue, sir

Subtract first 2 digits of serial number from 2000.... assuming it's pre 2000.

 

[utvolsfan77]

Well, if I'm not badly mistaken, that crossbolt safety dates it to 1983 or later.

 

[Gav-n-Tn]

Well, if I'm not badly mistaken, that crossbolt safety dates it to 1983 or later.

And it's a 336W = birch stocks, not walnut. Originally sold in Wawnarts

 

[Tenntrapper]

And it's a 336W = birch stocks, not walnut. Originally sold in Wawnarts

Or anywhere else that sold the basic version....just like the Rem 700 ADLs. Not exclusive to WM.

 

[TboneD]

Or anywhere else that sold the basic version....just like the Rem 700 ADLs. Not exclusive to WM.

Yep. I remember seeing the birch stocked Marlins in both Walmart and Kmart, in the south at least. The fact they were significantly cheaper than most of your bolt actions is one of the things that made them sell well.

 

[Tenntrapper]

Yep. I remember seeing the birch stocked Marlins in both Walmart and Kmart, in the south at least. The fact they were significantly cheaper than most of your bolt actions is one of the things that made them sell well.

Academy sports is another one that sold them... around here anyways.
It's just a BS rumor that got started back in the 80s and 90s by gun shop owners....to justify the butt raping they were giving their customers.

 

[TboneD]

Academy sports is another one that sold them... around here anyways.
It's just a BS rumor that got started back in the 80s and 90s by gun shop owners....to justify the butt raping they were giving their customers.

I'm not sure what the various 336 designations mean. My 336CS in 35 Rem has a walnut stock but I've read that the 336W was the cheaper version after the Glenfield and various dept store branded Marlins were dropped.

 

[Hillbilly Hunter]

My Glenfield is a 30A

 

[Tenntrapper]

I'm not sure what the various 336 designations mean. My 336CS in 35 Rem has a walnut stock but I've read that the 336W was the cheaper version after the Glenfield and various dept store branded Marlins were dropped.

Copied this from the Marlin owners forum...

 

[Tenntrapper]

I apologize for derailing this thread. If I was in the market for a lever gun, I wouldn't hesitate to buy the one above. Looks to be in amazing condition. I don't know if the "w" was offered in 35 rem, but OP might want to clarify what caliber his is.

 

[TboneD]

I apologize for derailing this thread. If I was in the market for a lever gun, I wouldn't hesitate to buy the one above. Looks to be in amazing condition. I don't know if the "w" was offered in 35 rem, but OP might want to clarify what caliber his is.

I gotta take some credit there as well. Think I saw it's a 30-30 but it was fuzzy. It's really something the $ Marlin lever guns are going for nowadays. Mine's my favorite rifle, so I guess I'm not alone.

 

[TboneD]

My Glenfield is a 30A

Did yours come with a scope by chance?

 

[Tenntrapper]

I gotta take some credit there as well. Think I saw it's a 30-30 but it was fuzzy. It's really something the $ Marlin lever guns are going for nowadays. Mine's my favorite rifle, so I guess I'm not alone.

For some reason I'm thinking the "w" was only available in 30/30, but I could be wrong.
I did blow up (and invert) the pic with the serial number. Hard to see, but looked like 53 was first 2 digits of serial #. That would make it newer than 2000, but older than '07.