Marlin Glenfield

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Woodsloafer2
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Marlin Glenfield

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Are there any differences between a 336 and the Glenfield 30 other that birch stocks and fit an finish? Thanks for any info you can provide....
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marlinman93
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Re: Marlin Glenfield

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No. The metal and parts used in the two guns are equal and exact quality. Only the stocks were cheaper on the Glenfields. I used to buy a lot of Glenfields when I had my FFL to sell to relatives and friends who wanted a Marlin 336, but wanted a bargain. They were one of the best bargains around 30 yrs. ago.
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.45colt
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Re: Marlin Glenfield

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I got one around 25 years ago , made in '69 . beat to death , never cleaned . once it got some decent treatment and a bath it's one slick rifle . :D .
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