Marlin 39A(1954) Parts.

[steelhorse]

I need an ejector for Marlin take-down rifle which was made in 1954. The ejector is a spring that attaches to the left side of the receiver at the ejector base (not the extractor). I've looked on Numerich, Brownell's, Midway websites and they are either sold out or only carry the newer style. Any suggestions as where else to look? Possibly a gunsmith in the Tulsa area?? This is my wife's "Annie Oakley" gun and she misses shooting it. I may have to break down and buy her a Henry. Thanks for any help you can offer.

 

[PawPaw]

http://www.okshooters.com/showthread.php?149268-Marlin-39A-60-year-old-lever-action! Try this thread, it has a lot of info. These are great rifles.

 

[steelhorse]

Thanks I'll check it out. I called Marlin and they referred me to Brownell's or Numerich.

 

[mr ed]

is it the old old style that the spring and ejector are one piece or newer style that uses a base unit with two screws holding ejector and flat spring behind it? if the older they came in two lengths. you will need to know which one.
Bob's gun shop in Hot Springs Ark. lists 2 models available. if he really has them is anybody's guess.

 

[steelhorse]

is it the old old style that the spring and ejector are one piece or newer style that uses a base unit with two screws holding ejector and flat spring behind it? if the older they came in two lengths. you will need to know which one.
Bob's gun shop in Hot Springs Ark. lists 2 models available. if he really has them is anybody's guess.

Mine has the 2 screws holding the ejector base with a roll pin holding the spring to the base. I only need the spring but may have to buy the whole assembly. Thanks for the link.

 

[steelhorse]

I examined the ejector arm(spring) and cannot find anything visually wrong with it. It still ejects but just barely. I understand from the research that I have done that these can be easily damaged especially if the rifle is cleaned from the muzzle end. Still looking for parts or suggestions.

 

[RKM]

Try Al Bolduc....owns and operates the Gun Garage. He usually sets up at the Wannamacher on the lower level. Here is his web site.

http://gungaragegunparts.com/

 

[Huckelberry75]

Try Al Bolduc....owns and operates the Gun Garage. He usually sets up at the Wannamacher on the lower level. Here is his web site.

http://gungaragegunparts.com/

+1 for Al. He is definately GTG.

 

[furlong222]

try the marlinowners forum....nice folks and they have a gunsmithing section...its also possible someone will have the part you need

 

[steelhorse]

Thanks everyone for the site info. I'll do a little more research. I bought her a new Henry (H001) lever action which is an excellent gun but there's just something about the old 39A.