Introducing a true classic, the Marlin Firearms Co. Model 336RC lever-action rifle. This spectacular piece of firearm history, manufactured in 1960, is presented in very good condition, with only light signs of prior handling or use. The stock shows minor dings and wear from hunting, while the barrel and receiver demonstrate some light scratching and edgewear, all contributing to its authentic vintage charm. This sale includes a well-maintained firearm, with a good clean bore featuring intact, well-defined rifling, and a smooth walnut stock and foregrip, creating a pleasing aesthetic and comfortable grip.
Delving into the features of this remarkable firearm, the Model 336RC, where "RC" stands for "Regular Carbine", is noted for its strong solid-top receiver and side ejection, which allows for easier mounting of scopes. The .35 Remington caliber variant offers powerful performance in a compact size, making it a favorite among gun enthusiasts. This particular model is equipped with a brass beaded front blade and a Buckhorn rear sight, ensuring precision in every shot. To further enhance your shooting experience, a 5.5" picatinny rail has been mounted above the receiver, ready for your optic of choice.
History buffs will appreciate that the Marlin Firearms Co. was established by John Marlin in 1870, in New Haven, Connecticut, and has since become an iconic name in the firearms industry. The Model 336 was first introduced in 1948 and continues to be one of Marlin’s most popular designs. This 1960 manufactured piece not only holds significant historic value, but also offers an elegant blued finish for decreased glare and corrosion resistance. With its 6+1 capacity and 20" barrel length, it strikes a perfect balance between capacity and maneuverability.
The lever-action mechanism is known for its fast cycling and reliability, adding to this model's appeal.
Whether for big game hunting, target shooting, or adding to your collection, the Marlin Firearms Co. Model 336RC in .35 Rem caliber is an excellent choice. It's not just a firearm, it's a piece of American history that promises distinctive craftsmanship and performance. Don't miss the chance to own this classic.