My biggest gun regret was canceling a layaway purchase on a sub $400 marlin 336W at Wal-Mart in the late 90's. I was so broke I decided I needed the money more than that rifle and justified it by thinking I could just get one later. I cry a little every time I think back on what I gave up back then. Won't happen again. I just took delivery of my new Ruger made Marlin 1895SBL.
Yeah back in 1997 they had an amazing special for $349, I was 15 years old, getting ready for my first deer hunt. A few weeks later on my 16th birthday my dad handed me a big cardboard box and inside was a Marlin 336W, the same gun I was lusting after. 25 years later she is my go to feral hog and deer gun. I have AR's, AK's and a M1A, but nothing gives me more pleasure when I can get more 30-30 ammo and give the old girl a run.
I got one myself back in the early 90's and over 30 years later, it has taken countless deer, shoots MOA and is still going strong, Those 90's Walmart Marlins are strong, tough, accurate, durable and dependable.
I can relate, been there too. Sometimes in life, we need money first and the gun has to go. I sold my Marlin 444 for a pittance and regretted the loss even to this day.
Good to see the tradition of lever rifles continues. I particularly like the 45-70 (not that I have ever fired one…I live overseas). Nice to check out your video. Cheers Dave 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
Hello!... May I ask you a question?.... Are you prohibited from owning all firearms?... What if you want to go hunting?... Can you have a shotgun, at least?... Or are guns and hunting totally not allowed?... I already know a gun for personal and family protection is definitely not allowed....
@@jasonbuck489 hi standard rifles and shotguns are allowed for hunting. No problem there as we have lots of pest feral animals that need controlling. Firearms ownership here is a privilidge via license and strictly forbidden to use for self defence.
I have my first rifle (Marlin 336) , I always think about tricking it out but thoughts are as far as it gets. I love to shoot it as it is and do pretty well at hitting what I want with it.
So freaking true! I love lever guns, I do want one. Think people recognize the value of these guns, and the demand drives up the costs or at the least prices never goes down. I agree, wish Ruger would make a more affordable 336. 336 so easy disassembled for EZ cleaning and cleaned from the breech, plus it is a proven gun. Thanks for good thoughts.
@Wolf's Prairie Outdoors Glad your promoting a fun category of guns, no apologies needed. There are many folks in states that restrict the 2A(like me in California) and it's great to be able to maximize what we can. Plus it's fun to think we could be like the character from "The Rifleman" TV show. Wish I remembered who it was(think it was Hickok45, does make sense if it was him) and he shot 7 or 8 shots from a lever gun that wasn't too far off a semi auto rifle. And he was freaking accurate. Thanks for what you put into your videos.
Just picked up a Marlin 45-70 M for under $600. Ordered the black camo kit from RP for it last night. Can't wait to get it all put together. Thanks for the videos and all the tips you provide. Keep up the great work.
I love the Marlins i own three now i have a 336 30-30 i bought long ago for 350 and another i don’t remember the model 30. 30/30 i think it is that i traded a set of wheels for and now i got the Ruger marlin 1895 trapper 45-70 i just recently bought
Do you think Ranger Point will work with Marlin, Henry etc and release some rifles with their upgrades as a complete “build” like a distribution exclusive? Thanks for such great content and information!
Thanks for this. I have an old Marlin 336C that I would love to upgrade. I also have Rossi's in .45 Colt and .357. Question...Looking for a black or dark laminated stock and foregrip for the .357 like on the 45-70 SBL... Any leads? Keep up the good work!
Welcome! I don’t know of anything for the Rossi lineup, sorry. For Marlin like that, check out Louthan Gunworks. He’s a dealer of Form Rifle Stocks. They are beautiful wood stocks 👍 Thanks for watching!
I have a 336 chambered in 32 winchester special that is a 1949 vintage. All I want is iron sights for it, preferably fiber optics that I can see. It seems they make them for the newer models.
Great video as always. Correct me if I’m wrong but take the 1894, I believe you can interchange the straight grip to pistol grip stock, as long as you also change the lever and are happy with a gap at the bottom as the bottom plate is different, it’s thicker and profiled at the back to fit the stock cut out. The guys over at marlinspares explain it better with a page on pistol grip conversions
I was told by Ranger point with 1895 the straight grip pistol grip are not interchangeable it has to do with the Floorplate, I wanted tge old stock and forearm on my stainless 1895 they only made them forbade pistol grip
I have a Marlin 1894P and came across your video, explaining the tenon differences of 1894P- which leads me to believe the rail screw points will not line up with the tenon/screw holes. Is there an installation solution to this? Do you know if the handguard meant for the Marlin 336 barrel strap model- with its tenon adapter, might possibly be a solution to use on the Marlin 1894P? I would appreciate your feedback.
Came across this video. I have a 1987 Marlin 336SC and i was wondering if i could use a stock from another companies lever actions and just drill out a new screw hole. I dont mind the gaps cause i can fill those in. Do you think something from henery or rossi will fit on? Even if i need to make a few cuts? Reason im asking is cause i have someone with a henery Big Boy X synthetic set and they look like they might fit my 336. Thank ya and great video!
I have a question. I recently chopped my 336cs to 16in i do have med rp lever. Gen 2 hanguard. My question is the tolerance on the front barrel band is so tight. Is there another made barrelband or how do i match the mag tube and barrel without smashing them together so tightly.
There’s no other option. It is a tight fit, but make sure your barrel band is turned the right way. Sometimes, especially pistol calibers, the barrel band will be slightly larger on one side than the other.
The 1894, you have part of the receiver sliding to the rear and exposing the side ejection port. Is there an advantage to this design compared a fixed ejection port like the 336? I certainly don't want may thumb on the pistol grip when you are working the action.
So what base model is the marlin 3080 trail rider? I have seen different people say that its a different base model. Particularly the barrel band size is what I am looking for information on.
I've watched many videos, but none that talks about my Marlin Limited Edition 3081, North Haven't CT. Serial Number; OROO3889. It was lifted to me over 40 years ago. I would love to know some info on it and buy an owner's manual and proper cleaning oiling. I've watched videos on 336 lever action, but can't find any on my 3081. Any light or help you can share would be appreciated. Thanks, and Cheers from Chuck in the Arizona Desert.
Hey Brian, awesome video, I am going to annoy someone, but I have to ask, I have a Marlin 336BL 2019 model and will the RangerPoint Precision work, yes been through the entire site read all the information, I see 336 not specific models so hence whyI am asking. Thank you legend
Im here over the northern boarder and i just received my firearms liscence after a long grueling wait. Im advised and I feel my first rifle should be a 308. What is that R700 stock behind you? My dream rifle is a Marlin 1895 Black series with the RP handguard. A pre Ruger.. Marlin 1895 SBL just got pawned at my local gun store and im torn. Do I get it?
The stocks behind me are from Woox. Great company! I can’t make that decision for you, lol. If you did get the SBL, you could always thread the barrel and cerakote the rifle to look like you want. You just have to be careful if it’s a Remington made SBL. There was an early run that had some issues like canted sights. Good luck!!
Where can I get the stock that’s on that 336 at around 2 minutes in I like the original look with that color I have the ranger point sniper grey hand guard on mine but my stock is brown
@@buildhuntxplore Not many do. I live in Sweden and I happened to find one. Regretfully it is gone now since we are only allowed six hunting rifles here. It was a lovely 60s rifle.
Looking to mount a light on a westernfield m72 which is an old mossberg 30-30 lever gun, really. I can’t find any info on mossberg lever guns let alone westernfield. Anyone have any tips/tricks on this?
Hey brother it's me the "PUBLIX GUY" what happened to the channel I thought it was shut down and you disappeared.. Glad you're OK. TELL your dad I said hello... stay real get ready! You already know what time it is!
I bought a marlin/ruger 1894. The rifle operates great and workmanship is very good. I do have one complaint. I like buckhorn style sights,the ones that come on an expensive rifle is plastic. I changed to a ranger point prcision sight. Plastic sights on a very expensive rifle is a bunch of crap. I found out ghe sights were plastic when I showed the rifle to a friend. The sights were cracked.
Now that Ruger's Marlons start at around $1250, it's a non issue for me. I just can't afford one. Thank goodness for the H&R Handi Rifle!!! I bought a Handi Rifle for $279 in 357 Maximum. Now I can reload and shoot 357 Maximum, 357 Magnum and 38 Spl all in the same rifle. And can AFFORD to do so.
You arent destroying lever guns. I am a huge lever gun fan. In fact I am just a bigger fan of single action firearms in general. There is just something intimate about having to physically chamber every round after each shot, hearing that round chamber, and feeling that bolt lock. Gotta love it. Anyway. People guns are an artistry and a craft. Just because someone enjoys that craft differently from you, does not mean they are destroying it. I personally am a function and form type of person. The same way I dont want something that looks hideous but performs well. I also dont want something that looks good but performs like crap. I need both and will have both no matter what the hard-up traditionalists like to say. I own 9 lever action rifles, because I love them. I only have two that are unmodified, because I personally like rifles the way they are and that is my Marlin 1894 Cowboy and My Uberti 1873 competition rifle. All of my other lever actions are modified to fit with in the criteria of what I want them to look like, feel like, and shoot like. Theres nothing wrong with that. People take what I think is a sub-par gun off the shelf (Glock). They take this 550 dollar gun and dump a couple grand into it modifying it to something they want to shoot. Never heard anyone say they are destroying Glocks. So whether you like your guns in their original off the factory line form or heavily modified, there is nothing wrong with that. At the end of the day, its your money you spent, its your firearm you own, and its your preference.
Remington Marlin after getting rid of the deviated J.M. Marlin parts after they bought Marlin from J.M. When Remington started making their Marlin lever guns all Remington, they made the best Marlin lever guns ever. Remington from 2016 till Ruger bought them made the best! Remington sold their Marlin lever guns at prices the common man could afford. In 2019 Remington Marlin sold their 1895 SBL’s for around $750 Compare that with Ruger’s recent model 1895 SBL almost $2,000. Ruger seems to like to destroy people on the prices. Ruger 336 has a trigger pull of 7.5 lbs. and the Remington 336’s had a trigger pull of 4.5 lbs.
but but but WHERE is the REAL Marlin the 30-30 ???? HAHAHAHA I own a 1977 336 model So question , Are the Pistol Round lever actions as Accurate as say the 30-30 or 35 ?? My 30 30 is bang on @ 200 yards with a scope... I wouldn't risk shooting further than that with it... West Coast Mule Deer was all it ever saw...
Thanks for posting the video and best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺
You're welcome & thanks for watching!
Great info. Thank you!
Welcome and thank you!
My biggest gun regret was canceling a layaway purchase on a sub $400 marlin 336W at Wal-Mart in the late 90's. I was so broke I decided I needed the money more than that rifle and justified it by thinking I could just get one later. I cry a little every time I think back on what I gave up back then. Won't happen again. I just took delivery of my new Ruger made Marlin 1895SBL.
I’ve been there, definitely rough. Awesome, enjoy it!
Yeah back in 1997 they had an amazing special for $349, I was 15 years old, getting ready for my first deer hunt. A few weeks later on my 16th birthday my dad handed me a big cardboard box and inside was a Marlin 336W, the same gun I was lusting after. 25 years later she is my go to feral hog and deer gun. I have AR's, AK's and a M1A, but nothing gives me more pleasure when I can get more 30-30 ammo and give the old girl a run.
Walmart version don't ever buy there had a buddy in 93 buy a 94 firing pin broke out of the box
I got one myself back in the early 90's and over 30 years later, it has taken countless deer, shoots MOA and is still going strong, Those 90's Walmart Marlins are strong, tough, accurate, durable and dependable.
I can relate, been there too. Sometimes in life, we need money first and the gun has to go. I sold my Marlin 444 for a pittance and regretted the loss even to this day.
Good to see the tradition of lever rifles continues. I particularly like the 45-70 (not that I have ever fired one…I live overseas). Nice to check out your video. Cheers Dave 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
Thanks for watching!
Hello!... May I ask you a question?.... Are you prohibited from owning all firearms?... What if you want to go hunting?... Can you have a shotgun, at least?... Or are guns and hunting totally not allowed?... I already know a gun for personal and family protection is definitely not allowed....
@@jasonbuck489 hi standard rifles and shotguns are allowed for hunting. No problem there as we have lots of pest feral animals that need controlling. Firearms ownership here is a privilidge via license and strictly forbidden to use for self defence.
I have my first rifle (Marlin 336) , I always think about tricking it out but thoughts are as far as it gets. I love to shoot it as it is and do pretty well at hitting what I want with it.
Nice job. I put the medium Ranger Point lever on my 1894 last week. Your demo helped me a ton. Thanks!
Thanks! Awesome, I’m glad it helped 👍
Sadly, the cost of lever guns is getting out of reach for many, especially the Ruger made Marlins. I wish Ruger would make an affordable 336 version.
Yes my first one in the '90's was £400, a S/H JM cost me £1,200 a few years back. We now seem to be at £1,500 to £2k+
Yeah, it definitely hurts. One of my favorite ones is the 336W that I bought right before they went under. It was only 400 and runs great!
So freaking true! I love lever guns, I do want one. Think people recognize the value of these guns, and the demand drives up the costs or at the least prices never goes down. I agree, wish Ruger would make a more affordable 336. 336 so easy disassembled for EZ cleaning and cleaned from the breech, plus it is a proven gun. Thanks for good thoughts.
@@buildhuntxplore 400$ 👏😊😉🫠😆😝🤑🤪
@Wolf's Prairie Outdoors Glad your promoting a fun category of guns, no apologies needed. There are many folks in states that restrict the 2A(like me in California) and it's great to be able to maximize what we can.
Plus it's fun to think we could be like the character from "The Rifleman" TV show.
Wish I remembered who it was(think it was Hickok45, does make sense if it was him) and he shot 7 or 8 shots from a lever gun that wasn't too far off a semi auto rifle. And he was freaking accurate.
Thanks for what you put into your videos.
you left out the 336 in 44 mag. not many out there, but they are pretty awesome. great video. thx
Just picked up a Marlin 45-70 M for under $600. Ordered the black camo kit from RP for it last night. Can't wait to get it all put together. Thanks for the videos and all the tips you provide. Keep up the great work.
I was not aware of the third or 450marlin size receiver. You appear to know a great deal about these arms. Thanks!
Love that 336 setup!!
I love the Marlins i own three now i have a 336 30-30 i bought long ago for 350 and another i don’t remember the model 30. 30/30 i think it is that i traded a set of wheels for and now i got the Ruger marlin 1895 trapper 45-70 i just recently bought
Awesome!
Very useful thanks. Shame Rangerpoint don't make the smaller pistol calibre Marlins now. Would love one in 9mm, 40S&W or 10mm.
You're welcome. Yeah, I would love to have a 10mm! Thanks for watching!
@@buildhuntxplore No problem, underlevers are very popular here in the UK. Hoping we get some of the Ruger Marlins over here soon.
I am super appreciative of your video’s - this one specifically.
I’m a visual learner. I learned today!
Do you think Ranger Point will work with Marlin, Henry etc and release some rifles with their upgrades as a complete “build” like a distribution exclusive? Thanks for such great content and information!
I don’t know, but that would be awesome. Glad you like the content! Thanks for watching!
Do you have to change out the Factory tenon mount on a 1894 44 mag straight stock, or use the one supplied by RPP , thanks
Thanks for this. I have an old Marlin 336C that I would love to upgrade. I also have Rossi's in .45 Colt and .357. Question...Looking for a black or dark laminated stock and foregrip for the .357 like on the 45-70 SBL... Any leads? Keep up the good work!
Welcome! I don’t know of anything for the Rossi lineup, sorry. For Marlin like that, check out Louthan Gunworks. He’s a dealer of Form Rifle Stocks. They are beautiful wood stocks 👍 Thanks for watching!
@@buildhuntxplore Appreciate it!
Welcome!
Great presentation professor! Which of your videos walk-through the model and year of all the wonderful rifles in your background?
I have a 336 chambered in 32 winchester special that is a 1949 vintage. All I want is iron sights for it, preferably fiber optics that I can see. It seems they make them for the newer models.
I have had a 336AW for over 30 years,,no complaints at all!
Great video as always. Correct me if I’m wrong but take the 1894, I believe you can interchange the straight grip to pistol grip stock, as long as you also change the lever and are happy with a gap at the bottom as the bottom plate is different, it’s thicker and profiled at the back to fit the stock cut out. The guys over at marlinspares explain it better with a page on pistol grip conversions
I was told by Ranger point with 1895 the straight grip pistol grip are not interchangeable it has to do with the Floorplate, I wanted tge old stock and forearm on my stainless 1895 they only made them forbade pistol grip
I have a Marlin 1894P and came across your video, explaining the tenon differences of 1894P- which leads me to believe the rail screw points will not line up with the tenon/screw holes. Is there an installation solution to this? Do you know if the handguard meant for the Marlin 336 barrel strap model- with its tenon adapter, might possibly be a solution to use on the Marlin 1894P? I would appreciate your feedback.
Does marlin still make the 1/4 lever action 22
Have you reviewed the Browning BLR yet? Looks like a fun take on the lever action. Especially when chambered in 300 wsm!
No I haven’t. Definitely on my list. I’ll try talking to the at SHOT 👍
@@buildhuntxplore awesome to hear! I can't wait to see your thoughts on it someday!
Came across this video.
I have a 1987 Marlin 336SC and i was wondering if i could use a stock from another companies lever actions and just drill out a new screw hole.
I dont mind the gaps cause i can fill those in.
Do you think something from henery or rossi will fit on? Even if i need to make a few cuts?
Reason im asking is cause i have someone with a henery Big Boy X synthetic set and they look like they might fit my 336.
Thank ya and great video!
I have a question. I recently chopped my 336cs to 16in i do have med rp lever. Gen 2 hanguard. My question is the tolerance on the front barrel band is so tight. Is there another made barrelband or how do i match the mag tube and barrel without smashing them together so tightly.
There’s no other option. It is a tight fit, but make sure your barrel band is turned the right way. Sometimes, especially pistol calibers, the barrel band will be slightly larger on one side than the other.
Thank you sir .Just talked with Pat from rp. Thanks for getting back to me so soon . Watch your videos all the time very helpful.
The 1894, you have part of the receiver sliding to the rear and exposing the side ejection port. Is there an advantage to this design compared a fixed ejection port like the 336? I certainly don't want may thumb on the pistol grip when you are working the action.
So what base model is the marlin 3080 trail rider? I have seen different people say that its a different base model. Particularly the barrel band size is what I am looking for information on.
Great vid. Who produced the two stokes top & centre behind you?
Thanks! Those are from Woox. They make some awesome stuff 👍
I've watched many videos, but none that talks about my Marlin Limited Edition 3081, North Haven't CT.
Serial Number; OROO3889.
It was lifted to me over 40 years ago. I would love to know some info on it and buy an owner's manual and proper cleaning oiling. I've watched videos on 336 lever action, but can't find any on my 3081.
Any light or help you can share would be appreciated.
Thanks, and Cheers from Chuck in the Arizona Desert.
Hey Brian, awesome video, I am going to annoy someone, but I have to ask, I have a Marlin 336BL 2019 model and will the RangerPoint Precision work, yes been through the entire site read all the information, I see 336 not specific models so hence whyI am asking. Thank you legend
So what caliber is your 1895M in?
Very intersting video and I look forward to a comparison with Marlin and moderns Winchester 1886/1892 ;)
Where do I buy 450 m ammo?
How do I know if my Marlin is not made by Ruger
Im here over the northern boarder and i just received my firearms liscence after a long grueling wait. Im advised and I feel my first rifle should be a 308. What is that R700 stock behind you? My dream rifle is a Marlin 1895 Black series with the RP handguard. A pre Ruger.. Marlin 1895 SBL just got pawned at my local gun store and im torn. Do I get it?
The stocks behind me are from Woox. Great company!
I can’t make that decision for you, lol. If you did get the SBL, you could always thread the barrel and cerakote the rifle to look like you want. You just have to be careful if it’s a Remington made SBL. There was an early run that had some issues like canted sights. Good luck!!
Yes, you won't regret it.
@@ronnieskaggs8148 I went back in for it and someone already got a deposit on it… I do regret it but just waiting for their new inventory
where can i get a wood adjustable comb stock for a henry x ?
I wanto get the big boy x in 45lc do I have an option for that caliber?handguard wise I mean...thanks for the videos
Yep, check out my Henry X 30-30 videos (the green rifle). There’s a version of everything on it for that gun 👍 Thanks for watching!
@@buildhuntxplore ok thanks brother...
what gun/platform is that directly behind you on top of your head?
Those are Woox chassis behind me. They have various inlets for different actions 👍
What is the wood stock on that beautiful precision rifle behind the top of your head in this video?
Where can I get the stock that’s on that 336 at around 2 minutes in I like the original look with that color I have the ranger point sniper grey hand guard on mine but my stock is brown
The 336 also came in .44 Magnum.
Cool, didn’t know that. Thanks 👍
@@buildhuntxplore Not many do. I live in Sweden and I happened to find one. Regretfully it is gone now since we are only allowed six hunting rifles here. It was a lovely 60s rifle.
Hey bro, what do you think about the new rules of the ATF, against the braces for AR's?
I just picked up a Marlin 30AS why wasn’t that one mentioned?
Lots of variants over the years. Just giving a general consensus. That’s a standard 336 with an end cap instead of a barrel band.
So will any of the RP rails for the 336 work on it?
They should. Just double check with RPP before ordering.
Looking to mount a light on a westernfield m72 which is an old mossberg 30-30 lever gun, really. I can’t find any info on mossberg lever guns let alone westernfield. Anyone have any tips/tricks on this?
Hey brother it's me the "PUBLIX GUY" what happened to the channel I thought it was shut down and you disappeared..
Glad you're OK. TELL your dad I said hello... stay real get ready! You already know what time it is!
Keep messing with them.💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Always 👍🤠
I've been trying to figure out what year my Marlin 336C 30/30 was manufactured. Serial number is MR06241E. Anybody know?
I bought a marlin/ruger 1894. The rifle operates great and workmanship is very good. I do have one complaint. I like buckhorn style sights,the ones that come on an expensive rifle is plastic. I changed to a ranger point prcision sight. Plastic sights on a very expensive rifle is a bunch of crap. I found out ghe sights were plastic when I showed the rifle to a friend. The sights were cracked.
You need to get a pedersoli boarbuster ii on the channel.
It’s on my dream list for sure 👍
Any clues on the price tag for the new 336 marlins?
Sadly no
Scheels got one in lately. $1,150.00
Lever Rifles ROCK 💪🤘
Oh yeah 🤠👍
@@buildhuntxplore 🤠👍
Mornin Bri
Morning!
I can shoot 45-70 out of my 450M?
Now that Ruger's Marlons start at around $1250, it's a non issue for me. I just can't afford one. Thank goodness for the H&R Handi Rifle!!! I bought a Handi Rifle for $279 in 357 Maximum. Now I can reload and shoot 357 Maximum, 357 Magnum and 38 Spl all in the same rifle. And can AFFORD to do so.
Marlins work good for me thanks
How about covering the .444 Marlin!
Have the 336 in 30-30. It drops deer.
They definitely get the job done 👍
@@buildhuntxplore is there anyway to find an handguard for the marlin 336W ?
You arent destroying lever guns. I am a huge lever gun fan. In fact I am just a bigger fan of single action firearms in general. There is just something intimate about having to physically chamber every round after each shot, hearing that round chamber, and feeling that bolt lock. Gotta love it. Anyway. People guns are an artistry and a craft. Just because someone enjoys that craft differently from you, does not mean they are destroying it. I personally am a function and form type of person. The same way I dont want something that looks hideous but performs well. I also dont want something that looks good but performs like crap. I need both and will have both no matter what the hard-up traditionalists like to say. I own 9 lever action rifles, because I love them. I only have two that are unmodified, because I personally like rifles the way they are and that is my Marlin 1894 Cowboy and My Uberti 1873 competition rifle. All of my other lever actions are modified to fit with in the criteria of what I want them to look like, feel like, and shoot like. Theres nothing wrong with that. People take what I think is a sub-par gun off the shelf (Glock). They take this 550 dollar gun and dump a couple grand into it modifying it to something they want to shoot. Never heard anyone say they are destroying Glocks. So whether you like your guns in their original off the factory line form or heavily modified, there is nothing wrong with that. At the end of the day, its your money you spent, its your firearm you own, and its your preference.
Remington Marlin after getting rid of the deviated J.M. Marlin parts after they bought Marlin from J.M. When Remington started making their Marlin lever guns all Remington, they made the best Marlin lever guns ever. Remington from 2016 till Ruger bought them made the best! Remington sold their Marlin lever guns at prices the common man could afford. In 2019 Remington Marlin sold their 1895 SBL’s for around $750 Compare that with Ruger’s recent model 1895 SBL almost $2,000. Ruger seems to like to destroy people on the prices.
Ruger 336 has a trigger pull of 7.5 lbs. and the Remington 336’s had a trigger pull of 4.5 lbs.
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Those guns deserve nice walnut wood.
but but but WHERE is the REAL Marlin the 30-30 ???? HAHAHAHA I own a 1977 336 model So question , Are the Pistol Round lever actions as Accurate as say the 30-30 or 35 ?? My 30 30 is bang on @ 200 yards with a scope... I wouldn't risk shooting further than that with it... West Coast Mule Deer was all it ever saw...
No shit Sherlock different guns different parts.
These tutorials are for people who are too lazy to do any research themselves.