unusual 35 Rem?

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El Chivo
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unusual 35 Rem?

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I was just at a gun shop where they usually have quite a bit of older stuff.

They had a Marlin 336 in 35 Rem that caught my eye. Pistol grip, fat forearm, 22" - 24" barrel, and half mag. Balanced nicely. Had a forend cap, instead of carbine bands.

Anybody know that model?

Price was about $550 (tho I'm not in the market)
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Re: unusual 35 Rem?

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i had a 336D model that had a cap and a short feed tube.
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Re: unusual 35 Rem?

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"1894" has one that sounds similar to what you're talking about. He posted a photo of it on the following thread:
http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =1&t=13276

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Re: unusual 35 Rem?

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336 A =24"..... 336 SC =20" early ones were not D&T for scope and had Ballard rifling.
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Re: unusual 35 Rem?

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Bogie35 wrote:"1894" has one that sounds similar to what you're talking about. He posted a photo of it on the following thread:
http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =1&t=13276

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Yup , the one in my pics is a SC . 20 " barrel
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Re: unusual 35 Rem?

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Sounds like the typical Glenfield MArlin. They used a combination of rifle forearm cap, but barrel band on the front. I always liked the mix of the two used on Marlin's Glenfield models.
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Re: unusual 35 Rem?

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this one was definitely longer than 20", probably 24" but maybe 22".

There was no serial number on the tang, in fact, I couldn't see one anywhere.

The other thing I noticed was the barrel was fairly slim, like a 30-30, and with the larger bore, the walls of the barrel were thin.
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