Marlin Model 55
I've got a Marlin Model 55, in excellent condition, I can't find a serial number.
From the bottom of the recoil pad to the end of the barrel it measures 49 inches, it weighs 7 lbs, 2.2 oz, has a gold trigger.
I want to list it for sale, can anyone give me some information about it ?[?]
Thanks,
Jim
From the bottom of the recoil pad to the end of the barrel it measures 49 inches, it weighs 7 lbs, 2.2 oz, has a gold trigger.
I want to list it for sale, can anyone give me some information about it ?[?]
Thanks,
Jim
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I now own a Marlin model 55. Got it in a trade. The shot gun is a 12 ga. With "The Original" Marlin Goose Gun, 3 inch chamber, marked on the left side of the reciever. It has a 36 inch barrel! Bolt action, fed with 3 round bottom clip. Has a pretty nice piece of walnut for a stock. Hard shooting gun! Reaches out real well. I've never heard of this gun before. Have you experts got a idea what the gun is worth?
R.L.Smith0 -
My Marlin 55 was one of the 2 3/4 inch shells only model. The serial number on mine was on the left hand side of the receiver up towards where the barrel connected 0 -
I looked, only the initials JM are on the left side where the barrel meets the reciever.
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Made 1962-1996. Not sure yours HAS a serial number- not required on shotguns by Federal law until 1968 Gun Control Act. 0 -
Thanks,
How do you know what type of choke it has? And did they all have gold plated triggers?
Jim0 -
MY mod 55 has it listed left side of the barrel with the model number , etc , etc.
If you do not want a gun smith to check for you , measure your choke and as a rough guide, figure a cylinder choke at .729/.730 , imp cylinder at .720ish , a mod choke at .710ish and a full at .690/.695ish and that should be good enough to give you a clue. By the way , I would like it if later you reported back here what it turned out to be. I'm guessing it is going to be mod , but that is only a guess.
I also can't swear that ALL of them had gold triggers , but gold triggers is something Marlin has done for a long time , much like their trade mark bullseye thing in the stock0
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