Yea as much as it pains me to sell a few. That may be the route I go cause I think I've came to the conclusion that getting rid of a few that never see the light of day and putting that towards a custom lightweight rifle is the direction I may go.
Ruger/Marlin 336
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The only reason I can call anything a safe queen is because I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet
Red-Team-98
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If I was to buy a Marlin 336C it would be a JM model pre lawyer safety. Great Medium range deer rifle especially when a low power scope is attached a great advantage over the Win 94 at the time the Marlin 336.
hoghunter65
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I was looking at the special order catalog at Walmart a new 94 win is 1100.00.
I started with a model 94 Winchester, and never really left them. There are quite a few nice bolt actions in my safe, but more often that not I'll reach for a model 94 in 30/30 or .375. Maybe even my old Marlin .444.
They kill very nice and nothing can beat how they carry. They are what I envision a "Deer Rifle" should be.
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$599 would be a fair price and they can sell a bunch.
Soft Talker
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I'll stick with my model 94 win 44 mag. I'm a close range, up close and personal type of deer hunter. My peep sighted, trapper carbine has proven extremely deadly and carries very nicely 
Winchester, Henry and Uberti are all around a grand or more for decent centerfires. Rossi is around the $600 range. I assume Ruger will want to be in the top. It will be interesting to see. They are an American Company and I hope they do well in their new category.
Remember not that long ago when we could find these used, all over the place, for $300-$400?
Remember not that long ago when we could find these used, all over the place, for $300-$400?
Yes….I do. Decent Winchesters and JM stamped Marlins too.Winchester, Henry and Uberti are all around a grand or more for decent centerfires. Rossi is around the $600 range. I assume Ruger will want to be in the top. It will be interesting to see. They are an American Company and I hope they do well in their new category.
Remember not that long ago when we could find these used, all over the place, for $300-$400?
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7mm08
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$852.50!
SolaBeard
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This is what I'm hoping for.
With used guns averaging 600+ I would say $1000 is more realistic for a new one once they even out on the market.
7mm08
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I think you are correct. All the Yellowstone fans will want one because RIP and Kevin Costner use one! Ha! Ruger is going to print money with this rifle
Pythons felt the uptick courtesy of one Rick Grimes many years back
Stalkhunter
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Well I will purchase this when it hits the market lol it is one good lucking rifle.
7mm08
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Review on the new Ruger/Marlin 336
1895gunner.com
Review of the Ruger-built Marlin model 336 Classic .30-30 - 1895Gunner
Review of the Ruger-built Marlin model 336 Classic .30-30 - 1895Gunner
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Looks like the 336 Classic has an MSRP of $1239. Prices are all over the place because I don't see anyone that has them in stock. From $600 to $1800
www.marlinfirearms.com
grabagun.com
Model 336 Classic
www.marlinfirearms.com
Marlin 336 Blued .30-30 Win 20.25" Barrel 6-Rounds American Walnut Stock
The Marlin 336 is a classic lever action rifle with a premium finish. Chambered in .30-30 Winchester, this Ruger Marlin Model 336 sports a 20.25-inch cold hammer-forged rifled barrel made of alloy steel. This Marlin 30-30 also features a beautifully finished American black walnut stock and...
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SolaBeard
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Way higher than I had hoped!Looks like the 336 Classic has an MSRP of $1239. Prices are all over the place because I don't see anyone that has them in stock. From $600 to $1800
Model 336 Classic
Marlin 336 Blued .30-30 Win 20.25" Barrel 6-Rounds American Walnut Stock
The Marlin 336 is a classic lever action rifle with a premium finish. Chambered in .30-30 Winchester, this Ruger Marlin Model 336 sports a 20.25-inch cold hammer-forged rifled barrel made of alloy steel. This Marlin 30-30 also features a beautifully finished American black walnut stock and...
hoghunter65
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Illuminated Firearms in Orlando Fla. has one in 30-30 priced at 1200.
