Erik, I'll play too...

Here is Marvin the wonder rifle, a 1971 336 30-30 (Net cost as of now $110):

After installing the Ramline stock set graciously provided by Halwg...

I'd really like to find a smokin deal on a 336ss (I regrettably sold my 336 SDT a while back) and have been keeping an eye out for one.

I have way too many more that were sold off in the past couple years accumulating $$ for a house and am looking to replace a few as time goes on...

Be safe and have a great weekend.
Patty

 

I'll play


1957 336SC with Weaver K4

336SS with Nikon 2-7 Prostaff

336A 35 Rem is going to Nebraska. It's new owner can post the pics of it. ;D

New 1956 336SC not here yet will post pics when I get it.

 

336SS with Nikon 2-7 Prostaff

Great minds, Gaterskiner! Here is my '81 336RC with a Nikon 2-7x32 Prostaff '300 Blackout', along with my 1895 (Ruger) Guide Gun.....

Here is my dad's (now in my oldest son's possession) 1951 336A 'Waffle Top' in 35 Remington.....

 

Heres mine, 336 w/Simmons Pro Diamond 4X32

 

heres mine. not much done to it yet, just slicked her up a little.

 

Here is my Marlin 336 BL with Williams firesights next to my Browning BLR.

 

Come on guys. We like pics!! ;D

 

Ok, Where do I start?

Darth Vader: Glenfield 30:

The poor man's BL - Glenfield 30A:

The 336RC, 336SC, and 336A:

Glenfield 30A:

Glenfield 30A:

Glenfield's:

336A's in 32 Special and 35 Remington:

336C - 1974:

I guess that's all for now.

 

Boy that is hard to follow!!! Anyway here is my 30 TK. ;D ;D

 

Dang posting rules for this thread should have clearly stated Hal goes LAST! ;D ;D ;D

I'll try to get 'em together for a family photo shoot this weekend but mine will look like an "only child" family picture compared to Hal's "The Waltons." Great rifles Hal ... and I still like the "poor man's" big loop you made. I did get to handle a 336BL this past weekend at Sportsman's Warehouse and I really liked it but I'm committed to the older orphans from the 50's through the early 80's.

bjm

 

Heres one. 336 CB 38-55

336T in 35 Rem, 336TSRC in 30-30, and 336C in 30-30.

30TK 30-30.

336C 35 Rem

 

1999 1895 LTD III 45-70

2009 1895 SBL 45-70

1980 336T 30-30

2006 336SS 30-30

1980 Glenfield 30GT 30-30

1977 Glenfield 30A 30-30

1979 336C .35

1970 336C .35

2008 308MX

 

Nice rifles Cody ... really nice group there ... .

bjm

 

Here's my recent aquisition , a good find at a gun show.
Its a 1979 336RC straight stocked 30-30 with an
old Redfield Illuminator 3-9x40.
Overall its clean just missing the bullseye and the front sight hood ramp.
Closest thing to a Texan I've seen.

 

Ya'll got some nice 336SS's posted so I'm gonna play:

Recently paid good price on auction, 2 yrs old, mint. Added the silver Simmons 3-9x 40mm, nickle plated sling clips,
and a silver spur extension. Now, huntin season is just too dang far off!!!

 

Custom 336A .30-30

Custom 16" 336 Trapper made from a 2009 336W .30-30


Not sure which I will use this year and when...both will be hunted, its only fair.

 

Nothin' fancy, just an old 336 from the 70's with a Williams peep and perfect trigger.

 

My main most go to meat stick.. ..336 T with Leupold VX-III 2.5-8x36, a pair of use to be...sold during hard times... :'( ... and my latest addition, a Savage Predator Max I .243 with a Nikon Monarch 4-16x42.. ;D

 

Ok, people are cheating posting things like 1895's and 308's. ;D I didn't post any 444's, 450's or 338's but we all know these are just variations of the 336, so I guess it's OK!

 

Come on -cheat a little, post them anyway!😁 We want to see them, heck - you have already got to be the winner of a chicken dinner after seeing all those beautiful 336s.🤣

 

Hal's right. I got carried away posting other than 336's.... Sorry about that...

Be safe
Patty

 

Are those nice collections or accumulations? I can't seem to keep that straight. Anyway, here are mine, first the 30-30s (please ignore the Mossberg):

and the 35 calibers (again, ignoring the lone Browning in the group):

 

'07 336SS w/ XS Sights

 

Here are my few. Left to Right: 336W, 2007, 30-30. 336C, 1978, 35
Remington. 336SC, 1951, .32 Win Special. 336SC, 1948, 30-30. Not
much but they'll do. Added two more: Top one on picnic table, 336RC, 1964 30-30 and 336SC, 1958, .32
Win Special. Both on picnic table purchased in August 2010.
Bob

 

They are all nice guns. My wife can't understand why I have so many. She keeps saying all of your guns look alike. Of course that allows me to buy more because she can't tell the old from the new! ;D

 

They are all nice guns. My wife can't understand why I have so many. She keeps saying all of your guns look alike. Of course that allows me to buy more because she can't tell the old from the new! ;D

That's one of the best features of a Marlin..... ;D

 

Heres some of mine.

Heres 3 RC's, top one is a 1962 336 35rem, middle one is a 1964 336 30-30 and the bottom one is a 1964 336 30-30 Marauder.

Top one is a 1975 336 30-30 next is a 1976 336 30-30, bottom one is a 1980 336 30-30.

Top one is a 1972 336 Zane Grey 30-30, bottom one is 1970 336 35rem.