Thanks for sharing....looking to get one.

Love the Marlin 336 in 35 Rem. I’ve taken a few nice bucks and my first doe. After almost 40 years still shoots great with an old 3x fixed Redfield scope.

i remember back in the early 60s winchester was $69 and the marlin was $79

Another thing that they did to cut cost of store branded models was to dovetail the front sight instead of the ramped front sight with hood.

I just found your video and thank you. I have had a Ruger American Ranch in 7.62x39 for almost 3 years. It is my one and only center fire bolt action as I have a stock pile of ammo for it and a number of AKs. I should have bought one or two fewer AKs and one or two more bolt actions including one in 6.5 Creedmore. However, my Ruger Ranch is sub MOA with any steel cased ammo from Barnaul. I have had a Leupold VX R 1.25x4 on it with a very coarse cross hair which makes it more difficult for me to hold a consistent point of aim at 100 yards or further. I just ordered a Vortex Viper HD 2-10 with a much finer reticle. It will be interesting to see if I can tighten the groups to around 1/2 MOA which I have seen others do with this same rifle and ammo. I just noticed after watching your video that mine has the same mark around the barrel. It is not a fine finish so I have never noticed and had to look closely in the right light. I can feel it as well. Thanks for calling Ruger and confirming what it is. I am not worried about it either. Last thing I want them to do is exchange this fine shooting rifle!

Check the beginning of the chamber there is a lip in there that catch’s on the round , I had to take my dremel and round it off so now it cycles perfectly

Only time I set one up and used it was in Basic and AIT in 85’. Went to Germany was issued one but only used it to lay on the ground as a ground cloth for my sleeping bag or to roll up around my sleeping bag. I was in the Cav and it was more like if an all else failed and you needed it, you had it piece of equipment.

Great looking gun….I have that exact model. I have yet to take no it to the range though. I loved it so much that I bought the 45-70 side gate. I realized too late that I bout the 45-70 with a round barrel and not the octagon version. Henry makes great rifles!!!

I got a 1951 336 3030 never been driller tap for a scope all original looks like you just pulled it out of the box

What do you do if it doesn't want to start easily?

I have a 1974 marlin 336 that's only been fired 15 times .

Great video 👍

Ween r day go b n the store for sale

I love the 336 ,but not for 1200$ Not for 1000$

Inspired

I got my 336 new in 1983 when I turned 18, right beside it was a Model 94. $139.95 each new. The Winchester felt sloppy to me so I got the Marlin. Had I known at that young age the genius of John Moses Browning I would own both now.... Great video sir!

Thank you sir, this video was very informative. Now I’m going to clean mine!!

I have a 336JM Stamp just love that 1960 model

Surprised you didn't mention the significant of the JM stamped barrels

Ugh, that 1960's early '70's impressed checkering on the rifle in the foreground. All the manufacturers (Rem, Ithaca, Winchester, Savage, etc.) had guns with that abomination back then. Regular smooth wood looks so much better.

35 Rem

R92 is very sensitive for straight cartridge and OAL

I see that beautiful Savage 99 in background.

The 336 was also chambered in .375 Win and .356 Win in addition to the .30-30 Win and .35 Rem. The same platform serves as the 1895 Marlin in.45-70 and 444 Marlin chamberings.

I recently bought the new Marlin in 44 mag, great gun. However, what's sad is on Marlins web site the 30-30, 44 mag and 357 mag all MSRP for 1,279.00. I have seen them sold on gun broker for over 2,300. for the 30-30. Taking about price gouging and taking advantage of the situation! Would love to buy the 30-30, but refuse to be ripped off. And just for the record, the 30-30 is the only one being sold for way over. My 44 mag was under 1,000 at academy.

I think that the Marlin 36-336 is the best of the 30-30’s with the exception of the Savage 99. The Savage is capable of firing and holding Spitzer bullets in its mag. The 336 can also but only as a 2 Shot. While l will always love the 336 the 99 which was designed in 1899 is just a bit better and a touch more accurate in my mind.

Wow, I hate to hear of your problems. I have the exact same rifle and it digest every load I load for it. It’s a great little gun. That’s a bummer.!! Mine is approximately 20 years old.

Great rifle.nothing else like a marlin.

35 Rem. yes, yes, yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This tractor and specs are the same as the new Holland workmaster 25s. In fact, it looks identical except for the paint color. I believe they're the same tractor. Just different paint and name. I'm sure manufacturers are hoping most people don't notice it. It's unfortunate that manufacturers can't design their own subcompact tractors. Kinda like a mahindra emax and a tym t224. Same tractor, different name on the side.

I bought a brand new 2018 Marlin 336W 30-30 in 2020. I sure am happy that I did. $430 dollars back then is better than todays $1,000 that Marlin/Ruger go for.

Had a Marlin model 30as back in the early 80s. Bit of a budget model of the day. Downed many deer with that rifle.

Me suscribí por qué me lo pediste y procedo a ver el video

Enjoyed that, thanks !

Thank you for the video, I have a Glenfield circa 1965

Hello sir, You have done a phenomenal review on the Tx22; you spoke very humbly, and very candidly. I like the 22LR, mainly because there no recoil, which means quicker follow-up shots and the ammo is very inexpensive. I'm considering one (22LR) for concealed carry and home defense. And, like you say, rimfire cartridges are known for light primer strikes. I believe CCI Mini Mag is probably the best 22 ammo on the market. I am thinking that a high quality, well designed pistol such as the TX22, and I also like the Smith & Wesson 22LR M&P, (very well made) along with ammo like CCI, I really believe there won't be any issues with like primer strikes, FTF, and other issues. I used to own a S/W 22LR M&P; I shot CCI Mini Mag 36gr and put more rounds through it than I can recall with zero malfunctions whatsoever; I mean it functioned so well, I was almost in unbelief. But I have to admit, it scares me when I read or hear about the 22 cartridge being unreliable, because it's just the nature rimfire ammo. I can't help thinking of a worse case scenario where I need to draw my pistol and pull the trigger only to hear a click. The reason I want to go with the 22LR is because I am recoil sensitive and secondly, 9mm ammo for me is expensive. Sorry for such a lengthy comment.

I still have a 336 in the safe. Mine's a 1980's gun, great shooter.

Is getting the bolt past the hammer the same for the gen 3 as the version you have?

I remember the days when you could buy a new Rossi 92 for $400 to 350. As well, a new rock island armory M1911s for $299.

How could someone born in 1957 get a patent in the 1800s?

That's too bad. My Rossi R92 SRC 45 Colt, 20" stainless steel round barrel was imported by "Interarms" , Alexandria, VA. There is no tang safety and the wood, fit and finish far surpasses what Braztech international/Rossi USA is selling today. My Rossi Overland Coach Gun was also imported by " Interarms" and it's a gem too. Nothing like what they're selling today. Sadly "Interarms", Alexandria, VA are no longer in business and Braztech International/Rossi USA in my opinion, have dropped the ball on the Rossi name. Peace. I'm out.

Ive had one of these for 20 years now. Great revolver. When i first got it, i dry fire the dog shit out of it and had no issues. in 2012, i dry fired and it and noticed the cylinder lock didnt engage on certain intervals. Took it apart and found that not only was the cylinder lock chipped and the spring warped but the firing pin was also bent. I dont know what caused the cylinder lock issue but im pretty sure dry firing was what messed up my firing pin. Needless to say, if you guys didnt already know, i woud not dry fire these things at all.

Great video, super helpful for a newbie! Thanks!

Own an a1. Great gun. You write what ever on anything, Tisas is a solid option for any class.

I’ve taught shop for 40 plus years. Attaching D rings tangential to the load axis severely lessens the working load limit. For your own safety you should install D rings that match the direction of the load. I’m sorry, but I would never allow your installation to leave my shop without changing it. Safety, safety, safety. Period.

Maybe there’s a reason the 45 Colt was never chambered in the Winchester 1892 - but you could get it in 44-40 and 38-40.

GREED, sucks 2bu

Me either no harm when I saw it and you weren’t on it figured it was a scam

I did and it was Elon musk talking about bit coin wasn’t you so I dumped it

May it Forever be solely for fun and NOT for Ppl