Marlin Mod 336 Marauder
Hello:
I own a Marlin Model 336 in .30-30 cal called the Marauder. Serial number starts with a 'Z' meaning it was made in 1964. Does anyone have any idea of it's value.
Thanks,
Jerry
Jerry
I own a Marlin Model 336 in .30-30 cal called the Marauder. Serial number starts with a 'Z' meaning it was made in 1964. Does anyone have any idea of it's value.
Thanks,
Jerry
Jerry
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i have looked for one of these marlins for a long time because it has a short barrel (16.5") and has a straight stock and an oval lever. i dont know the value but i have not seen any for a long time. id say a little bit more than a regular marlin 30-30. 0 -
tatercats you do know Marlin makes a youth 336 in 30-30 with a 16.5" barrel , should be an easy job to put a full size stock on one 0 -
Blue book puts the Marauder at $475 for New condition Most are in average used condition $275-300.
Saw one at an auction go for $375 new in box (30-30).
sales@hoosiergunworks.com Gun Parts0 -
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=48585039
Marlin 336 SC marauder .35 Remington, manufactured 1957, excellent condition0 -
And to think I gave my nephew one of these.When he lost interest in hunting his dad(my brother in law traded it away. I never considered the jump in price i know I paid less than $100 for it. It was a .35 rem too , one reason I sold it was the muzzle blast and fireball 0 -
quote:Originally posted by reddnek
And to think I gave my nephew one of these.When he lost interest in hunting his dad(my brother in law traded it away. I never considered the jump in price i know I paid less than $100 for it. It was a .35 rem too , one reason I sold it was the muzzle blast and fireball
It isn't a Marauder and he has since changed the ad to what it is a 336SC.
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