Marlin 336 in 35 Remington

[whiskeybill]

Well, we finally got the house sold in Washington and headed home to Montana. By a stroke of good fortune, the first gun show I went to had a Marlin 336 in 35 Remington. (Manufactured 1971) I had been trying to find one at a reasonable price for some time, and there it was. I'll post some pics later as it's in a safe at a friends house while we get the house set up. I may put a Skinner Express sight on it sometime in the future.

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[gmerkt]

Good on you, you will like it. I had one of those, a 336RC but mine was older, made around 1960. In my neighborhood, .35 Rems were kind of an overlooked gun and priced accordingly. But probably not anymore. I paid $250 for it 14 years ago. It was one of those things where I was at a gun show. hadn't found what I was looking for, ready to leave and saw the 336RC on the way out. I had money burning a hole in my pocket and bought it. These are a very solid rifle.

I'd forgotten this, but it just had to have that little gold trigger that Marlin liked to use back then.

 

[DirectDrive]

Great rifle and I like that cartridge.
Take a look at the Skinner Alaskan sight.
It's got a full length base and looks nice on the 336 receiver.

 

[Jerry]

Great rifle and a darn fine cartridge!

 

[SgtDog0311]

Great cartridge and never been finicky to reload for me. I have a 336-A and a 336 RC. Just got the RC a month ago. Too good a deal to pass up!

 

[Sxsnuf]

The .35 was really the only one of that family that seemed to hold on.
Must be a darn good reason for that!
Congratulations on your find.

 

[Cerberus Group]

I had been looking for one for quite awhile, and found one at the show in Klamath Falls in excellent condition.

Made in the mid 70s, put a compact Leupold 2-7 scope on it.

A great powerful much overlooked cartridge.