Marlin Gun Serial Number Lookup
Marlin Lever Action Rifle Serial Number Lookup

MODEL 336

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Model 336 Carbine (R.C. Regular Carbine)

Introduced in 1948. Improved version of Model 36. Features a new-type round bolt chrome-plated, with improved extractor and re-designed cartridge carrier that improved feeding. Chambered for .30-30 and .32 Special cartridges. Has 20' tapered round barrel, with Ballard-type rifling. Finish blued, with receiver top matted to reduce reflections. Pistol-grip stock and semi-beavertail fore-end are of American walnut. Features Rocky Mountain-style rear and bead front sights. Hammer is lowered to facilitate scope mounting.

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Model 336C

Same as Model 336 Carbine. In 1951, catalog model designation was changed. In 1952, .35 Remington cartridge was added. In 1963, .32 Special was discontinued. This variation was discontinued in 1983.

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Model 336A

Similar to 336C, with 24' barrel and steel fore-end tip instead of a barrel band. Magazine tube is two-thirds-length and holds 6 shots. Introduced in 1948 and built until 1962. Re-introduced in 1973; discontinued in 1980. In 1950, .35 Rem. was added. In 1960, .32 Special was discontinued.

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Model 336ADL

Differs from Model 336A. Has deluxe wood checkered stock and fore-end, quick detachable swivels, better grade finish and a sling.

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Model 336SC (Sporting Carbine)

Basically a 336A, with fore-end tip. Two-thirds magazine has 20' barrel instead of 24' found on 336A. NOTE: Add 25 percent for .219 Zipper.

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Model 336SD (Sporting Deluxe Carbine)

336SC in a deluxe checkered stock version, with quick detachable swivels. Supplied with a sling. NOTE: Scarce model as only 4,392 were built.

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Model 336 MicroGroove Zipper

Advertised as a fast-handling lever-action carbine. Chambered for .219 Zipper cartridges flat trajectory, varmint-type round. Has 20' heavy barrel, which was the feature that doomed it to failure as this was too short to coax maximum performance and accuracy from cartridge. 'MicroGroove' rifling that was used did not yield long barrel life; model survived from 1955 through 1959, when it was discontinued. Externally similar to 336SC. NOTE: First few thousand Zippers were made in standard weight barrels, not heavyweight. These are scarce and found in 'M' prefix code number. Add 100 percent.

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Model 336T (Texan)

Straight-stock version of 336C. Chambered for .30-30 cartridge, with 20' barrel. Produced in .35 Rem. from 1953 to 1964; .44 Magnum from 1965 to 1967. Manufactured from 1953-1983.

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Model 336DT

Deluxe-stock version of 'Texan', with map of Texas and a longhorn carved on butt. Manufactured between 1962 and 1964. Calibers: .30-30 and .35 Rem.

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Model 336 'Marauder'

Simply a 336T, with 16.25 barrel and slimmer fore-end. Chambered for .30-30 or .35 Rem. cartridges. Has a gold trigger. Drilled and tapped for both scope mounts and receiver sights. Manufactured in 1963 and 1964.

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Model 336 .44 Magnum

This is the 336 'Marauder', with 20' MicroGroove barrel chambered for .44 Magnum cartridge. Holds 10 shots. Introduced in 1963. Not very successful, because of feeding difficulties.

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Model 336 'Centennial'

In 1970, a 100th Year Medallion was embedded into the buttstock of 336 Carbines, 336 Texan and 444 Rifle.

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1970 100th Year Commemorative Matched Pair

Deluxe octagonal barreled .30-30, with engraved receiver and deluxe wood with an inlaid medallion, accompanied by a matching Model 39 .22 rimfire rifle. They are numbered the same and furnished in a deluxe luggage case. There were 1,000 sets manufactured in 1970. These are commemoratives. It should be noted that collectors usually will only show interest if they are new and unfired in original packaging. All accessories and brochures should be included for them to be worth top dollar. Once a commemorative has been used, it has no more value than as a shooter.

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