A few Marlins, but there are a 60 or two in there, 2nd one down is a squirrel Glenfield, and the two on the bottom are both long tube bolt hold open models.
The others are a 781, 881, 25N, and the 39A
Here's my second Marlin ever, a 1987 Model 60. It has a (discontinued series) Leupold VX-I 2-7x Rimfire scope. Seems to be a Goldilocks rifle. Has occasional FTF/FTE and light primer strikes with ammo that's rated under 1200 fps. I can run these manually when there's a hangup. It runs flawlessly with ammo rated above 1200 fps, but then starts to have bolt cycling issues again with the hotter stuff, like CCI Velociters. The Velociters group really well though (approx 0.5-1 inch at 50 yards). Cycles fine with inexpensive CCI blazer and groups decently (1 inch at 50 yards), so that's what I'm sticking with.
Purchased this 1995 Model 60 from a pawn shop in 2014. Previous owner appeared to have sanded the stock and applied a varnish. I did replace the cracked trigger guard. Very reliable and accurate.
Not sure why I never posted here. I have owned many variants of the M60. Most all fell in the lake. Many of these I refinished because they were trashed when I got them super cheap. Guess which one I still have. Well, it's not that hard to tell but...
1989 model 70HC
Just picked this up at a gun show for my son. It’s well used as you can see. Still functions perfectly and is very accurate. This will put a smile on any 9yr old boys face. Dads too.
1989 model 70HC
Just picked this up at a gun show for my son. It’s well used as you can see. Still functions perfectly and is very accurate. This will put a smile on any 9yr old boys face. Dads too.
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