[ehunt]

well since i have put up my 30-30 for my son who is 14 months old i did not hunt with it this past season. i finally landed a 336 35 cant wait to drop something with it. i was wondering what its value might be-35- numbers start with 70...... i was told that the brass medallion in the stock was factory and the gun was a 100 year limited anniversiary. i was just wanting a little more info on the gun

 

[ceadersavage]

Great gun ,does mean 100 years of making them .There real nice guns

 

[dch]

congrats on your new 35 great cal i am sure your going love it. now if you have the box and paper work the value just went up.enjoy

 

[Brian in FL]

A .35 Remington SC was my first centerfire Marlin. From the first moment I handled it, when I bought it from my friend, it became an instant favorite and triggered (no pun intended) my Marlinitis. Now Marla (she's gotten infected too) and I have 22 Marlins all told, including the rimfires. And, there are more to come. The .35's will always be my favorites, hands down. There is something that's just so special about them. I know that you're just going to love yours.

 

[LuckenbachTexas]

congrats ;D

 

[00buck]

Do you reload the .35Rem? I havent pulled the trigger on buying a .35Rem because of the new dies and brass and bullets and powder I would have to get.. and my point? ;D

 

[gewehr]

plenty of factory ammo choices available if you don't want to reload!!! Federal, Remington, Winchester...

 

[Cascade Jinx]

My 3336 .35 Rem is my go to "favorite" as well! ;D And now thanks to Brian I have two hats to prove it!

CJ

 

[yukondog]

The 35 was my first love and still is.

 

[Jack Stanley]

Congrats on your new love . I haven't found one that calls my name just yet but I'm sure the day is coming .

Jack

 

[spuzzly]

Congrats on a fine rifle. I am sure you are going to love it! Enjoy!

 

[Marla]

Hi ehunt, I enjoy shooting the .35 Remington caliber Marlin I own. I also shoot 45-70, .44 magnum Ruger carbine and 30-06 78 Remington rifle. You can reload .35 caliber once fired cartridges that you used or found at a range. That may make it a little less expensive to do reloading once you get the equipment. Marla

 

[ehunt]

thanks everybody for the replys. im sure i will enjoy the 35.