Found this over the weekend. Nice honest rifle. Best part other than it being a waffle top is that it is chambered in 35 REM! IMHO, no Marlin collection is complete without a waffle top!
Haven't shot it yet. Will do that first, to see what I have. Then get into replacing the buttplate which is broken. Haven't taken off the recoil pad yet (that will be discarded), but will definitely need a new Marlin style buttplate. I see some on ebay, Numrich and a couple of other gun parts supply houses. Did a search in the archives. Gave me some ideas. Just checking, what's the current thinking (best source) for buying a Marlin style buttplate for a 1952 336? Current buttplate measure approximately 5" x 1 5/8" with screw holes centered at roughly 2 7/8". I realize that I will have to fit it too the stock. Thanks in advance - Ted
Haven't shot it yet. Will do that first, to see what I have. Then get into replacing the buttplate which is broken. Haven't taken off the recoil pad yet (that will be discarded), but will definitely need a new Marlin style buttplate. I see some on ebay, Numrich and a couple of other gun parts supply houses. Did a search in the archives. Gave me some ideas. Just checking, what's the current thinking (best source) for buying a Marlin style buttplate for a 1952 336? Current buttplate measure approximately 5" x 1 5/8" with screw holes centered at roughly 2 7/8". I realize that I will have to fit it too the stock. Thanks in advance - Ted
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