Marlin model 336-A in .32 Special

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Winjester
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Marlin model 336-A in .32 Special

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I need help with this one. My brother back in Minnesota just let me know that he purchased a marlin model 336-A in .32 special. The serial # E291XX shows that it was manufactured in 1948. The "A" designation shows that it is a rifle, and is supposed to have a 24" barrel. However, his has an unaltered 20" barrel.
Anyone have any input on this?
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Chuck 100 yd
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Post by Chuck 100 yd »

SC= 20" A=24" Is he sure it is unaltered???
May be an SC with a wrong roll mark! :wink:
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Post by Winjester »

Chuck 100 yd wrote:SC= 20" A=24" Is he sure it is unaltered???
May be an SC with a wrong roll mark! :wink:
I haven't personally seen the gun, but that's what he says. Do you think it could have been a special order?
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More likely just roll-marked incorrectly.
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