MARLIN MODEL 336 LEVER ACTION CARBINE 30-30 WIN
SERIAL NUMBER: 72109111. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: 30-30 WIN. MANUFACTURED: 1972. The 1972 Marlin Model 336 in .30-30 Winchester is a quintessential American lever-action rifle, highly prized by hunters and collectors for its robust craftsmanship and iconic "JM" proof mark. Built in North Haven, Connecticut, this specific rifle represents the final year Marlin utilized a direct two-digit calendar year prefix (72) in its serial numbering system. Because it was manufactured during the pre-cross-bolt safety era, it relies entirely on a traditional half-cock hammer safety, giving the receiver a clean, sleek profile. The rifle's 20-inch barrel features Marlin's proprietary 20-groove Micro-Groove rifling, which provides excellent stability and accuracy out to 200 yards when firing standard jacketed 150- or 170-grain flat-nosed ammunition. Completed with a premium American walnut stock, a full-length 6-round tubular magazine, and a solid flat-top receiver optimized for scope mounting, this rugged firearm remains a legendary and reliable choice for North American deer hunting. To ensure seamless operation, the rifle utilizes a robust side-ejection system that keeps spent casings clear of mounted optics, while its smooth, chrome-plated round bolt resists corrosion and ensures fast follow-up shots. The exterior is finished with a deep, rich factory bluing on the steel receiver and barrel, complemented by a hooded ramp front sight and a semi-buckhorn rear sight for rapid target acquisition. Additionally, the walnut stock features a distinct black-and-white inlay on the bottom of the buttstock CONDITION: Very Good. 98%+. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. There are a few very minor handling marks on the stocks. Operates normally. C&R 27-347
[ translate ]SERIAL NUMBER: 72109111. BARREL: 20". CALIBER: 30-30 WIN. MANUFACTURED: 1972. The 1972 Marlin Model 336 in .30-30 Winchester is a quintessential American lever-action rifle, highly prized by hunters and collectors for its robust craftsmanship and iconic "JM" proof mark. Built in North Haven, Connecticut, this specific rifle represents the final year Marlin utilized a direct two-digit calendar year prefix (72) in its serial numbering system. Because it was manufactured during the pre-cross-bolt safety era, it relies entirely on a traditional half-cock hammer safety, giving the receiver a clean, sleek profile. The rifle's 20-inch barrel features Marlin's proprietary 20-groove Micro-Groove rifling, which provides excellent stability and accuracy out to 200 yards when firing standard jacketed 150- or 170-grain flat-nosed ammunition. Completed with a premium American walnut stock, a full-length 6-round tubular magazine, and a solid flat-top receiver optimized for scope mounting, this rugged firearm remains a legendary and reliable choice for North American deer hunting. To ensure seamless operation, the rifle utilizes a robust side-ejection system that keeps spent casings clear of mounted optics, while its smooth, chrome-plated round bolt resists corrosion and ensures fast follow-up shots. The exterior is finished with a deep, rich factory bluing on the steel receiver and barrel, complemented by a hooded ramp front sight and a semi-buckhorn rear sight for rapid target acquisition. Additionally, the walnut stock features a distinct black-and-white inlay on the bottom of the buttstock CONDITION: Very Good. 98%+. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. There are a few very minor handling marks on the stocks. Operates normally. C&R 27-347
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