I saw one last weekend at my local gun shop for$775.00.
It was gone two days later. I'm not in the market for one or I would have bought last week.

 

It's called inflation, thanks Joe!

 

About 1.5 weeks ago at a gun show there was a 35 caliber 336 for sale for $750. Pretty nice shape. I debated on it, but I just picked up another one about a month earlier. There were two other ones at the show for $825 and $950.

 

I have my antique 1951 Marlin in 35 Remington! It shoots just fine!
That one is my keeper!

 

I recently bought a 1974 model in 35 Remington for $599 plus tax at a pawn shop. They had a newer 30-30 priced for more, go figure.

 

Easier to find ammo for.

RP

 

Glad I already own a nice pair of Marlins and Savage pump in the caliber.
And I shot all three this morning.

https://www.marlinowners.com/threads/three-35s-and-one-load.661666/#post-8822481

RP

 

I haven’t seen that in my area. If I did, I would offload a few I have, to include a couple .35 REM Texans and an older 336A that hasn’t been drilled/tapped. The only Marlin I’ve ever paid that much of a premium for is the marauder in .35 REM, and understandably so.

 

About 6 months ago I bought a browning X bolt in .243 for $425, the next day I strolled into a gun show and traded it for a 1983 336 35 Rem. Cheapest Marlin on my rack!

 

Most in my area sell for $700-$800 in decent shape. I see some asking prices north of $1k but they sit and dont sell.

 

I am not seeing a lot of used Marlins in any caliber at my LGS. I figure people are holding onto them or selling them for big bucks on GB.

 

There is a very clean looking 336 in 35 rem, with nice checkering, and a williams peep listed for $900 at my local. That’s about in line with what I’ve seen for the last two years.

 

My 336 SS LTD 35 holds the fort here. It will never leave..............One of only 500 made.

 

Nice to meet you, Mike. You and I are the only ones I’ve identified here who are lucky owners of Mod 336SS LTDs. Limited editions must command a pretty nice premium. I haven’t seen one of this model offered on Gunbroker.

 

Very nice, love the LtD. I have seen two on gunbroker in the past year, one went for about $2300 and one $2600.

 

Thanks for the info. I’m encouraged that the Gunbroker offerings you saw “went for” $2000+, not “were listed for” that amount.

My Marlins are not for sale today, but I’m happy to say all would fetch more than I paid. That just helps me enjoy ‘em more.

 

Last year, December 8th to be precise, I paid $1500 for my n.i.b. condition Remington 760 .35 Remington. KV code, May 1979.
I shudder to think of what " Boop" would cost today...

 

I have a limited run Remington 7600 carbine in 35 Rem. Pretty rare bird. Wouldn’t sell it but i can tell you the mass produced ( limited run..lol) 35 whelen 7600 carbines have been selling for up to $4500 on gun broker. I would imagine my 35 rem version from 2004’ would go for quite a bit more.

 

Hate to burst your bubble, but the 35 Whelen carbines aren't "selling" for $4500 on GB. People can ask whatever they want, but they ain't gettin' it...

https://www.gunbroker.com/Guns-Firearms/search/completed?Keywords=7600%2035&Timeframe=1&Sort=1&PageSize=48&View=2

As for your Grice's .35 Rem limited run carbine of 2004, even in NIB condition, they aren't fetching "more"...
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1012161417
(price reduced from $3250 after sitting for months on GB)

 

Triple that's very cool. On my wish list is a 7600 in .35 Rem. My 760 in .35r is absolutely amazing and has taken quite a few deer. I will never part with her.

 

I do have the 35 whelen limited run carbine as well. Bought it back around 19’/20’ when Gryce’s kept running the limited runs on them non stop. They started out at $629. Think I paid $689 and it was around round three on them. They did a few more “limited” ….unlimited runs before Remington finally went Bankrupt. I had to send mine back in for warranty work because it wouldn't feed and sone other issues with it at the time. Took several months before I got it back. It was way after they filed for bankruptcy. Was pretty nervous needless to say about getting it back. Finally got it back with a polished feed ramp.

 

I have a '73 336A 35 Rem/'07 Mod 336XLR in 35 Rem/'66 Glenfield 30 in 35 Rem/'57 336RC Texan in 35 Rem/'79 Rem Mod 760 in 35 Rem----all of them are rare birds which I luckily bought around 10 years ago when the prices were more reasonable. They will be going to my son when I can no longer hunt or shoot.

 

Saw my brother a couple of weeks back, and he told me he is serious about selling his 1 in 500 SS .35 (NIB!)... told him he should expect north of 2 grand for it; after seeing prices on this thread I am glad I wasn't just blowin' smoke😃

 

After having my 1951 336 SC on consignment at the lgs ($750 obo) for a over a month, I went back today and got it back along with my dies, brass, bullets, and 2 boxes of factory ammo. If it was in 30-30, then it would of been sold withing a week. I am going to try to keep this.