Marlin Model 39A Receiver Only, .22 LR, 1967 AC Prefix, Lever-Action, Pre-Cross-Bolt Safety
This listing is for a standalone machined-steel receiver from a Marlin Model 39A chambered for .22 LR. It dates to 1967 based on the AC serial prefix and displays the pre-cross-bolt-safety configuration. Notable features include the two-piece takedown architecture with the right-side knurled takedown screw and a large oval lever loop, with an exposed hammer and half-cock notch.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Not applicable; no barrel is included.
Finish: Heavy pitting and moderate wear are present.
Mechanics: Sold AS-IS; function not tested.
Stocks/Grips: Not included.
Specific Condition Notes: This sale is for the receiver only. There is no stock, no barrel, and no second takedown assembly included. It is sold AS-IS with only what is pictured provided.
What’s Included
- Marlin Model 39A receiver only (no stock, barrel, or second takedown assembly)
Manufactured in the United States in 1967, this receiver carries the AC serial prefix associated with that production year. It is a machined-steel component from the classic Marlin 39A line, known for its lever-action operation and .22 LR chambering.
The receiver uses the 39A two-piece takedown architecture and retains the right-side knurled takedown screw. The large oval lever loop is present, offering the familiar handling profile associated with this configuration.
This is a pre-cross-bolt-safety configuration; no cross-bolt safety hole is observed. The action employs an exposed hammer with a half-cock notch as the safety feature.
This is a component-only assembly. Top drilling and tapping status and any optics provisions are not verified.