Ilion, NY – -(AmmoLand.com)- The Marlin 336 rifle family is an icon of the deer woods and it’s now available with a curly maple stock.
The Marlin 336 lever action rifle is the strongest lever-gun ever conceived. Its substantial sidewalls are cut out only where necessary for loading and ejection. This model features a 20” barrel with Micro-Groove rifling, adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sights and a beautiful curly maple wood stock with pistol grip.
Ensuring that tags will be filled, mouths fed and the reign of America’s ultimate woods rifle will continue going strong.
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About Marlin Firearms Company
Established in 1870, the Marlin Firearms Company manufactures the world’s most iconic lever-action rifles, as well as a broad array of class-leading bolt action rifles and rimfire rifles. Marlin is truly the great American rifle company.
More information about the Company can be found at www.marlinfirearms.com.
I have not seen a remmar that was worth buying. Fit finish rough action @ triggers. All lower quality than the real ones and they want more $ for the things to.
Love my Ruger firearms !!!
Like others have said, leave off the checkering & Marlin you’ve got 2 1895’s & several 1894’s with the octagon barrel let’s see a 336 “cowboy” so I don’t have to go to Winchester/Miroku , Uberti or ….. henry , nevermind wouldn’t buy a henry no matter what
Can you get it without the crossbolt safety and drilled and tapped straight. Every ( Remington) Marlin I’ve seen wasn’t drilled straight
That is in no way, shape, form, or fashion “curly maple”. That wood in that photo is called “tiger stripe maple”.
Seriously even if I wasn’t a cabinet maker, a 5 second oogld search shows you what “curly maple” actually is.
The 336 is certainly not the strongest lever action ever made. The locking mechanism is not as strong as the 94, which is actually a falling block repeater.
I think it looks awesome. Everyone has a different taste.
It is a shame that they took a fine rifle & made it cheezy looking. Ever since they stopped making the dull finish rifles they have gone down hill. Be honest the maple is a cost saving factor & nothing else. Sad so sad
Omit the checkering and it would be beautiful. Note to all mfg’s and gunsmiths: don’t ever checker light stained curly maple, just leave it. Only checker darker stained maple, checker it fine and provide extensive coverage (think Safari Browning coverage).