Hello to everyone,
I'm new to the forum. I've been shooting a 336c in .30-30 and a golden 39-A since I was 12 (some 35 years now). I recently acquired a Marlin 336 R.C. in .35 Rem. It has a straight walnut stock with no checkering, 20" barrel with the tube retaining ring at the end of the barrel past the front sight. The buttplate is plastic with a white spacer. The bullseye is present on the lower stock. The front sight is the smaller dovetail type without a cover. Sorry, I'm not able to post pictures right now. The serial # is L127xx. Can someone tell me what this model is called? I've looked at several websites and cannot find this configuration. I looked up the serial number on oldguns.net and it seems it is either 1954 or 1988 based on the first letter or the first two numbers. The receiver is factory tapped on top for a scope and on the left for a receiver sight. I hope this is enough information without a picture for identification. Thanks for your help.
Steve
I'm new to the forum. I've been shooting a 336c in .30-30 and a golden 39-A since I was 12 (some 35 years now). I recently acquired a Marlin 336 R.C. in .35 Rem. It has a straight walnut stock with no checkering, 20" barrel with the tube retaining ring at the end of the barrel past the front sight. The buttplate is plastic with a white spacer. The bullseye is present on the lower stock. The front sight is the smaller dovetail type without a cover. Sorry, I'm not able to post pictures right now. The serial # is L127xx. Can someone tell me what this model is called? I've looked at several websites and cannot find this configuration. I looked up the serial number on oldguns.net and it seems it is either 1954 or 1988 based on the first letter or the first two numbers. The receiver is factory tapped on top for a scope and on the left for a receiver sight. I hope this is enough information without a picture for identification. Thanks for your help.
Steve
