Marlin 336c

Ruckin69

August 30, 2009 06:45

Is there a serial number on the 336 slide and if so is it stamped or hand etched?

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Ruckin69

August 30, 2009 06:45
i was just wonder what kind of groups people have shot with the marlin 336c. my dad has one and i have shot a quarter 5 times with 5 shots at a 100 yard shooting range. it is a sears and roebuck, but it is made by marlin, you guys know all this stuff. but i was amased by the accuarcy.

one shot, one kill
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Ruckin69

August 30, 2009 06:59
Sorry, meant the breach bolt.
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MIKE WISKEY

August 30, 2009 09:30
PART OF THE SER. # IS ELECTRO PENCILED ON THE BOLT ON THE NEWER ONES.
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Ruckin69

August 30, 2009 17:11
Does that include a 1955 year model? Nice tank by the way. Just got my dad this model for Christmas, he's been working on it since!
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MIKE WISKEY

August 30, 2009 20:50
"Nice tank by the way."...........uh, this isn't a 'tank', it's a german railway gun (Anzio Annie) from ww-2. Also I just looked at my early 1950's .35 and it has the last 4 digets of the ser. # on the bottom of the bole
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Ruckin69

August 31, 2009 08:37
Sorry, long day. I knew that. That model is sick and they have a shell from that in the Imperial War Museum in London. It's 12 feet tall.
Thanks for your input.
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