Marlin 336 in .35 Rem

[meatGrinder]

Looking to buy an older model Marlin 336 in .35 Rem. Condition can be less than great. Prefer decent condition from from 50's to 70's.

 

[Timber Wolf]

I believe the earliest possible date date for a 35 rem is 1949 (have one personally) because they weren't cataloged until 1950, so the few you do run across dated 49 was marlin getting ready for the 1950 catalog release. Had to edit I was off a decade there

 

[bigred1]

Out of curiosity what is the price of those in good condition?

 

[retrieverman]

I’ll be on the lookout for you, but I checked my regular sources and came up with no 35’s.

You do realize Marlin prices have gotten stupid?!?

 

[retrieverman]

Out of curiosity what is the price of those in good condition?

I haven’t seen a 336 in 35 in a while, but my best guess is $1000-1200. I’ve kind of been looking for a 1894 in 357, and they’re selling for $1100-1500. I don’t want one that bad.

 

[davek]

Cabelas/BassPro has 3: 35 REM

 

[Timber Wolf]

I bought my 1949 336A in 35 that looks new like its never been shot for 950 and I thought that was a good buy for that particular gun but I see people wanting 7-800 for some well used rifles. Don't think I've seen a 30-30 for less than 700 in a while. Crazy

 

[Sgt Dog]

One of the few modern era Marlins I’ve held on to. Not for its condition either. Had some ADLs that looked like they were being lifted from the rack for the first time. This one just always said “keep me”. Used to hang above the front door at the cabin. Now settles for the safe.

 

[Sgt Dog]

Gunsinternational has a 336A right now. Prices are what they are. This one $950.

 

[bigred1]

I haven’t seen a 336 in 35 in a while, but my best guess is $1000-1200. I’ve kind of been looking for a 1894 in 357, and they’re selling for $1100-1500. I don’t want one that bad.

Didn't realize the prices these days....I have one, 1979 if I remember correctly.