[Okie Garage]

I grew up shooting my Mom's 336 R-C. Dad had bought it for her in 1956 and she used it when they went deer hunting in Idaho. Time has passed and when my Dad passed away my Mom gave me her rifle. She didn't want it any more.

I have it now and looking at the condition, I need to do a few things to preserve it. The stock is split and nails holding it together. A recoil pad was put on for Mom. The band screws are damaged. So when able to post I want to get a butt stock, spacer and butt plate so I can shoot it. There is a crack at the tang and I want to preserve the old stock and not destroy when shot. Hoping that I can get some help here and getting the correct stock for a R-C.

My son inherited his other Grandpa's Winchester 30-30 so we are trying to make plans to have shoot off.
Thanks
Ron

 

[Lever Jac]

Welcome to the forum from Mo. A lot of helpful people here.

 

[cajun56]

Welcome to MO's from the marshes of south Louisiana.

 

[Mop]

Welcome to MO from the banks of the mighty Mississippi!

 

[utvolsfan77]

Welcome to Marlin Owners from the beautiful Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee, or as Bob Lee Swagger would say, "...the patron state of shootin' stuff'.

 

[REK]

If looking for an original stock, ebay is probably your best bet.

Welcome from Upper Michigan.

 

[guerra_379]

Welcome from Texas.

 

[Downbeach]

Welcome aboard from DE.

 

[Bullseyes]

Welcome from Lapland to MO.

 

[flatnose]

Welcome from Georgia. Without pictures it's hard to tell how bad it is. There are people here that work wonders on these types of things. You may be able to keep it original. Take a few pics and wait for them to show up and advise you how to go.

 

[Rifle Shoppe]

Welcome from Texas......great to have you on the Forum.
Definetly post some pictures .....use the paper clip icon , in the tool bar below, to attach
Them , one at a time.

Lots of good repair advice here.....keep posting and happy shooting.....

 

[tncharlie]

Good to hear that your parents hunting rifles are still in the family.
WELCOME FROM TN.

 

[94win30wcf]

welcome from upstate ny.

 

[TnHunter356]

Welcome #3 from the great state of Tennessee

As for a butt stock, I'd look to Boyds gun stocks and see if they have one that would work.

 

[marlinluvr]

Welcome from South Florida!

 

[Maineiac]

Welcome from Midcoast Maine

 

[Dawei]

Welcome to marlinowners.com from an Old Soldier in Olympia, WA; in the Great Pacific Northwest - "The Original 444 Marlin®" Country! Hooaaahhhh!!!

 

[marlin54]

Welcome from Pennsylvania!!

 

[puma guy]

Welcome from Texas! It appears you'll have the Marlin VS Winchester rivalry right in your houshold. Smooth VS clanky! LOL

 

[Officer29]

Welcome from the state of Washington and pictures would definitely be helpful.