Step into a piece of history with the Western Field Model 740 A-EMN lever-action rifle. This unique firearm, manufactured by Western Field in 1968, is a copy of the iconic Marlin 336, offering the same reliable action and accuracy that Marlin enthusiasts have come to love. This rifle is chambered in .30-30 Winchester, a popular caliber for hunting, making it a great addition to any hunter's arsenal.
The rifle is in good condition, showing signs of prior use. It is in perfect working order, and the bore condition is excellent. The blued finish gives it a classic, rugged aesthetic, while the satin walnut wood 2-piece stock with a rubber recoil pad adds a touch of elegance. The wood stock is hairline cracked on the pistol grip by both the lower and upper tang, yet the gun remains a reliable and functional piece. The rifle also features a rear adjustable semi-buckhorn U notch and a front adjustable dovetail blade with a brass bead, providing an effective sighting system.
Despite these minor imperfections, the Western Field Model 740 A-EMN remains a desirable firearm for collectors and shooter alike.
This rifle is more than just a firearm; it's a piece of American history. Manufactured in the United States, it is an exact color-copy of the famous Marlin Model 336 and was made by Marlin for the Montgomery Ward department stores. This makes it a unique find for any collector or enthusiast looking to add a distinctive piece to their collection. Its capacity of 4+1 rounds and 20" barrel length make it a practical choice for hunting or sport shooting. Whether you're a collector, a hunter, or a fan of vintage firearms, the Western Field Model 740 A-EMN is a worthy addition to your collection.