The Marlin Model 336R.C., manufactured in 1955, is a quintessential example of American lever-action rifles, revered by collectors and hunters alike. This particular model, chambered in the robust .35 Remington caliber, boasts a blend of historical significance, reliability, and craftsmanship that stands out in any collection. Highlights include the solid-top receiver, side ejection, and a tubular magazine with a 6+1 capacity, wrapped in a smooth walnut stock with a durable blued finish.
Overall, the rifle is in very good condition, displaying only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use. Specific condition details reveal some light scratching and minor blemishing, while the bore is clean and well-maintained with minor wear marks and well-defined rifling. Included in the sale is the rifle itself, ready for your optic of choice, thanks to its drilled and tapped receiver.
Introduced in 1948, the Marlin Model 336 series is distinguished by its strong, solid-top receiver and side ejection, setting it apart from other lever-actions of its era. The “R.C.” designation stands for "Regular Carbine," featuring a 20-inch barrel and a capacity of 6+1 rounds. The .35 Remington caliber, a favorite since its introduction in 1906, offers moderate recoil and effectiveness for medium to large game hunting. The 336R.C. embodies the frontier spirit, combining a smooth, reliable lever-action mechanism with the stopping power of the .35 Rem caliber.
This rifle's blued finish adds both durability and a vintage aesthetic, while the smooth walnut stock provides a comfortable and classic feel. The brass beaded front blade sight with an adjustable notched rear sight ensures accuracy, making this rifle not only a collector's gem but also a trusted companion in the field. Owning the Marlin Model 336R.C. means possessing a piece of American firearm history, renowned for its precision, reliability, and heritage.