Marlin Glenfield Model 60 .22 LR Semi-Auto Rifle, 22 Inch Barrel, Tube-Fed 15-Round, Micro-Groove, Blued Barrel/Magazine Tube & Black-Finished Receiver, with Glenfield 4x15 Scope
This Glenfield-branded Marlin Model 60 is a classic .22 LR semi-auto with a 22-inch steel barrel and Micro-Groove rifling. It features the Glenfield squirrel-stock motif, a tube-fed 15-round magazine, and a grooved receiver with tip-off rings and a Glenfield 4x15 scope included. Made in North Haven, Connecticut, it has an aluminum alloy receiver and a hardwood stock with a Monte Carlo comb and pressed checkering.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are mild scuffs and scratches throughout the metal and wood consistent with prior handling and use.
What’s Included
- Glenfield 4x15 scope
- Tip-off rings for 3/8 inch dovetail receiver grooves
The barrel is rollmarked "GLENFIELD MOD. 60 THE MARLIN FIREARMS CO. MADE IN NORTH HAVEN, CT U.S.A. CAL 22 L.R. ONLY," confirming its Glenfield production and North Haven origin.
The 22-inch steel barrel uses Marlin's Micro-Groove rifling, and the bore shows good rifling with clean lands and grooves.
Feeding is via a tube-fed under-barrel magazine with the loading knob at the muzzle. The stated maximum capacity is 15 rounds of .22 LR. The action is direct blowback, a straightforward setup for this rimfire semi-auto design.
The receiver is aluminum alloy and cut with 3/8 inch grooves for tip-off mounts. It comes outfitted with tip-off rings and a Glenfield 4x15 scope. Open sights are also present, with a ramped front sight and open rear sight for a clear sight picture if the optic is removed.
The hardwood stock includes a Monte Carlo comb, pressed checkering, and the Glenfield squirrel medallion motif. Length of pull measures 13.5 inches. The steel barrel and magazine tube are blued, while the aluminum-alloy receiver has a black applied finish (painted/anodized). The receiver is serialized, consistent with post-1968 production.