Vintage The Marlin Firearms Co Glenfield Mod 60 .22 Rifle

NWCH · Oct 11, 2020

Vintage "The Marlin Firearms Co" Glenfield Mod 60 .22 rifle. About 41" long. Used and working condition. Regular small scratches on wood, minor tarnishing on barrel from use and storage as shown. It was my grandfathers sport rifle and I have no real use for it. Asking $150.00 picked up.

JohnnyMac · Oct 25, 2020

Looks like 22 LR rather than 22 WMR.

s1xty7 · Oct 25, 2020

That's a great rifle with a great history. I'm not one to stand in the way of a sale, and I wish I were closer because I'd be first in line for that rifle, but is there anyone in your family that would enjoy an heirloom? A 22lr rifle is a cheap, easy way to enjoy the shooting sports and something that belonged to your grandpa and brought him joy might bring joy to new generations of your family. Whatever way it goes, I wish you luck.

If you still want to sell and if you're willing to ship, I'd gladly pay the shipping cost from your FFL to my FFL.

Also, I believe someone cannot just pick up that rifle. You'll have to take it to a federally licensed firearms dealer (FFL). If you look up gun shops in the area, probably any of them can help you but fees will vary. Call around to a few for comparison. Shipping, in my experience, is around $30 and your FFL has to be willing to do that. But if you're not interested in shipping, you'll still have to do the transfer at an FFL.

NWCH · Oct 26, 2020

This is an antique.

"Transfers of antique firearms" are exempt from having to use a FFL.

Transferring or Selling Firearms | Washington Gun Law

www.washingtongunlaw.com

I'm just not into target practicing with small caliber firearms. Plus I live in the city, no place to use such a thing. We have other firearms for inner city protection.

User 1234 · Oct 26, 2020

Antiques are guns manufactured before 1899. This might be a relic (often called C&R) if it is at least 50 years old. If it is at least 50 years old a buyer who holds a C&R Federal Firearms License can buy it directly in WA. Otherwise it has to be transferred through a dealer FFL, I-1639 certificate, 10 business day wait, $18 fee, etc.