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My M39 is S7884 and I was told it was from 1927. Only shoot standard velocity ammo in it!

Yeah, I had spotted one on Gunbroker awhile back but didn't get it. Ended up with a Win 94AE

Walker, They did, don't remember when but only for a couple years.

Barrel Length- 20 Barrel Shape- Octagon Stock - Pistol Grip, Smooth Sights - Receiver peep rear sight, Lyman 17 front sight Color- Case Hardened S shaped pistol grip and S shaped steel buttplate This would match perfectly with my 1908 Marlin 1893 30-30

Fired the 1908 Marlin 1893 30-30 pistol grip takedown last weekend. Fired two rounds and think I will rechamber to 30-30AI. I had spent over a year off and on cleaning out the bore. First 1/3 of the 20 inch barrel was so leaded up you couldn't see rifling. The Gun: The reason for the...

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I shoot Winchester T22 in my 1929 Winchester M52. I only run a dry patch through it after shooting to remove any unburned powder.

Precurser to the 336.... Marlin 1893, 30-30 t/d with 20 in bbl.

I have a Marlin 39 (1927), and yes the bolt can break on them, I only use STANDARD velocity ammo in mine and still had it break. No damage other than the bolt. The front of the bolt stayed in the battery position at the barrel and the rest came back with the lever. I haven't fixed it yet but I...

The earlier ones do not have this. Call Marlin and likely they will send new parts to you at no or minimal charge. Just use a little caution in putting back together as there are not alot of threads in there.

Tell us WHERE!!!!!

This is s/n S7884 that is from 1927: Here is my Stevens Model 17 (IIRC) with 7 o'clock extractor which makes it 1895-1899 along with the box I got it in:

mine is from 1927

Well, you should be thanking John Marlin for that rifle, those are his initials.

Done good as far as I can tell. Now take number one off your signature. Still have to get used to all them new guns you guys are buyin, my 39 is from 1927, lol.