Ruger/Marlin 336

[Remington700]

I am interested in these new 336's and can't wait to get my hands on one. I'm curious if Ruger can bring Marlin back. I also am curious what they will cost? Considering the JM ones are $1200 and up on GB.

Here is some reading if you haven't read up on them yet.

First Look at the New Marlin 336 Classic Lever-Action Made by Ruger

Our hunting editor shot the new Ruger-made Marlin 336 at the 2023 SHOT Show, and his first impressions are very positive.

www.fieldandstream.com

 

[Carlos]

I feel like Ruger will make Marlin great again.
Hopefully the prices will also return to normal, lmao- who am I kidding? The price part of the equation is laughable.

 

[batten_down]

I am interested in these new 336's and can't wait to get my hands on one. I'm curious if Ruger can bring Marlin back. I also am curious what they will cost? Considering the JM ones are $1200 and up on GB.

Here is some reading if you haven't read up on them yet.

First Look at the New Marlin 336 Classic Lever-Action Made by Ruger

Our hunting editor shot the new Ruger-made Marlin 336 at the 2023 SHOT Show, and his first impressions are very positive.

www.fieldandstream.com

The 1895 ruger/marlins have been on the market for a while now. And have garnered mostly favorable reviews. Prices aren't bad either if you can catch one before it hits the secondary market. I want one. Or two...

 

[Plateau Hunter]

The .35 will be really nice…hopefully it will stimulate ammo production…

 

[CritterGitter]

Yeah id buy one of those , i love my older one but it would get to relax in the cozy safe if i got a new one

 

[FTG-05]

Real lever actions have straight stocks.

Having said that: If anyone can bring Marlin back - it's Ruger!

 

[Hduke86]

I sure hope they can make a solid one in 35 rem. I love hunting with my jm stamp one but cringe everytime I ding it but then again one my youngest is letting his child shoot a deer with it 30-40 years from now I hope they see the dings, and scuff marks and remember the time spent out in the woods.

 

[7mm08]

I called Ruger last week in NC and spoke to a lady about them. Hopefully out in April/May!

Turns out she lives about 3 miles from where I grew up and drives by my parent's subdivision everyday.

 

[SolaBeard]

Anyone want to take a guess at how much MSRP will be?

 

[Wade195]

I'm not sure what they will be or when the regular person will be able to buy one? But with that said. It's one that will be on my list.

Blessing.

 

[Lost Lake]

I sure hope they can make a solid one in 35 rem. I love hunting with my jm stamp one but cringe everytime I ding it but then again one my youngest is letting his child shoot a deer with it 30-40 years from now I hope they see the dings, and scuff marks and remember the time spent out in the woods.

Honest use-wear and marks tell good stories. The older I get, the less I care about pristine rifles, and I used to obsess over dings.

 

[Lost Lake]

Anyone want to take a guess at how much MSRP will be?

I'll guess MSRP will be right around a grand for a 336.

 

[Wade195]

I'll guess MSRP will be right around a grand for a 336.

That Price is my first thought.

Availability will be the challenge in my opinion?

I am excited for it's coming though.

 

[GreyGoose]

Also wanting one .I am guessing $1,200 msrp with todays market.
I would drop a grand on one given current Inflation

 

[Wade195]

That may very well be right?

It will be interesting to see what the first ones go for on the auction sites?

 

[Red-Team-98]

I feel like Ruger will make Marlin great again.
Hopefully the prices will also return to normal, lmao- who am I kidding? The price part of the equation is laughable.

Yes but the price is out of reach for most !

 

[Hduke86]

I'll guess MSRP will be right around a grand for a 336.

I say $1000-$1100 for sure and might surprise us with a lovely $1200 tag

 

[Hduke86]

Honest use-wear and marks tell good stories. The older I get, the less I care about pristine rifles, and I used to obsess over dings.

I have a few rifles that are gorgeous and just had this discussion the other day about not taking them to the woods cause of dings. I said I either need to get over the dings or sell them cause they do no good sitting in a safe.

 

[Red-Team-98]

Not what you say a good entry priced rifle as of the past a lot of good young hunters like myself started with a Win 94 and Marlin 336 Carbine. I imagine it was at one time Americas no 1 deer gun.

 

[rickyk280]

I have a few rifles that are gorgeous and just had this discussion the other day about not taking them to the woods cause of dings. I said I either need to get over the dings or sell them cause they do no good sitting in a safe.

Your 100% correct, I own some nice rifles and shotguns and everyone one of them has some dings and a scratch and that's fine. I am a hunter not a collector!! And I love beautiful rifles and shotguns but not to look at. My dad told me they was a tool, made to use but to be taken care of.