Personally I'm not into the anniversary models. $400 isn't a lot of money, but it's too much for a model 60 IMO. I haven't seen them being sold anywhere yet.

 

I searched at a few online distributers that I purchase from and they get a batch in and then sold out within a day, usually priced about $340 and then tack on shipping and tax and ffl fee and your at $400. I'd like to have one but I think Marlin is pushing the boundries of the model 60 price limit.

 

Wow crazy. Guess they know the market if they are selling. Not for me.

 

I got one.I don't have pics.It looks great.I have not shot it yet.Thinking about,a Nikon 4 x 12 rimfire to put on it.

 

Sure is purty! I may have to get one just to put with the centennial (1970)models I have.

 

Wait, They have been making the Model 60 for 150 years?

 

I still have a DLX model I haven't shot.

 

got one also,I shot mine

 

I think its 150 years marlin

 

Of course it is.

 

If they did it with a 22 inch barrel & 18 rounds to make it truly unique I'd buy one.

 

Well it just kept eating me to get one so I did. Sold out everywhere and I was lucky to get the last one of a gunbroker seller's inventory at a descent price of $329.99 shipped. It will be added to the centennial models(1970) I have.

 

Congrats peteyboy,I like mine.But have not shot it.Got to buy a scope.They are fine lookers

 

junglekat, you are right it is a FINE looker! The fit and finish are fantastic. Love the pad, not the normal "Marlin" pad but one that has the rider on the horse called "danger ahead". Walnut wood beautiful with the bullseye and fitted with sling attachments. Overall I am delighted with the anniversary model and feel it is worth every penny.

 

They look very nice, but $400 is a push for a 60 22 IMO.

 

Looks like a standard model 60 stainless with decent wood and a $10 medallion in the stock. Not sure I would turn loose of $400 for one--especially considering the junk Remlin has been shipping out. But on the other hand, you've got spend your money on something!! Think I'll stick with the Anniversary Ammo, if I can ever find any.

 

Different Strokes for Different Folks...It's a whole lot more 60 than a standard stainless steel. Only fifty bucks more that the standard stainless 60 Buds has for sale.
If it's to much for some, then its to much. Not for me. $329 shipped is a deal. But that's just me.
You would know what I mean if you actually held one.

Marlin Model 60 150th Anniversary 22 LR 19" Marlin Model 60 150th Anniversary 22 LRThe Marlin Model 60 is an American classic and one of the most popular 22s the world has ever seen – exquisitely crafted in every detail. The Marlin Model 60 150th Anniversary outfitted with an American black walnut stock with special 150th Anniversary medallion, 19" stainless steel barrel, adjustable sights, 14-round tubular magazine, and special serial number. It’s rimfire perfection, 150 years in the making. Specifications Model Model 60 15oth Anniversary SKU 70646 UPC 026495706463 Caliber 22 LR Barrel 19" w/ Micro-Groove rifling (16 Grooves) Stock American Black Walnut Twist Rate 1:16 Lenth of Pull 13 1/4" Length 37 1/2" Weight 5 1/2 lbs Special Serial Number 14-shot tubular magazine with patented closure system Autoloading; side ejection; manual and automatic "last- shot" bolt hold open MSRP $399

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I have one, Long Story Short, I sent my M60SS with grey laminate in for warranty work on the trigger. 5 months later and many emails and phone calls, they called me to say they couldn't fix it and wanted to send me a new rifle. 2 weeks after the call My FFL said it was in, not a new version of my original rifle, but a new SS anniversary edition, worth about $150 more than the one I had. I called and they said thank you for being patient, keep the rifle, thanks for being a customer. So I'll take it.

 

Sounds like you did good

 

May have found one from a shop in Minnesota. Waiting with many crossed body parts for tracking info to match the confirmed order status I got. "HOPE"