Here is a fairly heavily modified Revelation Model 200, (Western Auto Supply Co. same rifle as Marlin 336), .30-30, SN: V28###, Walnut stock, Barrel and magazine tube shortened to 16.25” by Brockman Custom Gunsmithing, custom enlarged lever by forum sponsor Muleman. It also now sports a Williams receiver mounted model 5D peep rear sight which, was not yet installed when I took this picture. Along with it for size reference is a Ruger Super Blackhawk.

 

Here's my 1974 Glenfield 30A, .30-30 1st edition. It's same as Marlin 336W .30-30 so I been told.
:flute:

 

I have 2, a 78 Sears Model 45 in .35 rem and a 67 Westernfield 740EMN in 30-30. They both look like they were made yesterday.

 

Here's my '63 Revelation 200. It's got one of the smoothest actions of any of my 336's. It was missing the buttstock when I got it so I put the Ram-line stocks on, I don't really like them and I have since picked up a nice buttstock so the wood is going back on. I paid $100 for it at a garage sale.

 

Nice looking Marlins! I don't have any Store Brand ones (yet!!!). Thanks for posting folks! :tee:

 

Those are some sweet looking rifles. I really like the store brands, here's mine in 35 Rem, 1963 edition.

 

Here is my '71 Revelation Western Auto Supply Model 200.

 

Great pics fellas. Thanks .

 

Six Pac Man! where is yours!

 

Great pictures and a great thread idea. Get them store brands out of the safe and show us what you got! .DT

 

Here's my '69 westernfield. Missing a little bluing on the barrel but otherwise pretty clean and has a real smooth action. Most likely worth the $250 paid!!

And its a good shooter.. this group at 100 yds with noslers 30-30 bullet with plastic tip. Measures .77 c to c.

 

Good lookin rifles, fellas.

I agree with DT - get em out of the safe, and show us what you got.

 

What great pics everyone!!!!

 

I just picked this Glenfield M30A on Friday morning after buying it from a dealer in Ct. There's not even a hint of a scratch in the loding gate. A nice, mint older (1980) 30/30 which also came with a Weaver 4X Marksman era scope (steel tube). :biggrin:

 

this is a great thread! love seeing these! keep 'em coming everyone!

 

This thread really doesn't help my Marlinitis. You guys are making it worse, lol!

 

Lol, i am feeling it too. Now there's 28 more variations of 30-30 that go on the buy list. There goes my wife's new car

 

Here's my 1962 Sears model 45 with a Marlin micro-power scope.

 

Somthing neat I am noticing, other than the Revelations (which seem to be conventional barrel band), all the store brands seem to have a unique combination of cap style forend with a full length mag tube. I dont recall Marlin having a Name Brand released that way. I am sure there are others here that may know if this was a special store brand combination.

 

Somthing neat I am noticing, other than the Revelations (which seem to be conventional barrel band), all the store brands seem to have a unique combination of cap style forend with a full length mag tube. I dont recall Marlin having a Name Brand released that way. I am sure there are others here that may know if this was a special store brand combination.

I have been asking this same question for years. The only responce I've gotten is;" it's like some of the Glenfields".

Now I don't want to start an argument but, to me a Glenfield is not a store brand.:flute:
The store brands were made for specific stores. You couldn't buy a new Otasco at Sears, or a new Foremost at Western auto. And no gun stores could sell a new "Store brand". But any gun store could sell a Marlin or Glenfield.

So, to my way of thinking, Glenfield is a less expensive Marlin with birch in lieu of walnut.:ahhhhh:

 

I've noticed the same thing, Galaxieman.

The Marlin 30AS was built like the store brand rifles, but I think it was a birch stock.... not sure though.
The Sears brand and Westernfield are the only two I know of that have a walnut stock. - made with, nose cap forend, dovetaild FS, no pistol grip butt cap.
The Westernfield had factory sling swivels, butt pad.

I don't believe any of them have a bullseye.

 

Glenfield 3081 made for Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co.

 

Well, I didn't mean to mess up..... :vollkommenauf:

 

No 336ER, you didn't mess up. I like looking at the Glenfield's as I'm sure others do also.

Plumber, I don't think of them as being store brand rifles either, but in a way they are. Like GSCSA's Glenfield that was sold thru the Oklahoma Tire & Supply Co.

I believe the Glenfields have their place at the store brand table. Doc Fillem's description of their roll is perfect.

Able, we sure would like to see a picture of that Kmart brand Marlin/Glenfield. The 30TK is one of the nicest looking rifles, ever made at the Marlin plant.

 

I like to look at the Glenny, so its a store brand. I have a 30TK with no pics.

 

I agree that Glenfield is not a store brand. It was a smart marketing move on Marlin's part to protect the small shops and stores that carried the Marlin brand, from the big chain stores. As Plumber said, a "store brand" could only be purchased at a particular store, Glenfields were sold at many different stores.

 

Great pics of non Marlin - Marlin's.

To get in on the Glenfield is not a "Store Brand" discussion, I agree, I don't feel it is.

In order to qualify as a true "Store Brand", at least in my mind, it would be any Rollmark except Marlin/Glenfield.

 

Well a few days ago someone posted about a Revelation 200.
And we were talkin bout the store brands. Did a little research.
Found this ole thread, and thought I revive it.
And I think there are more store brands around than there has been posted. So lets see 'em folks.
Here's a pic. of my Sears model 45 in .35 Rem.

Forgot to tell ya its got the U prefix so its a lte '60 to early '61