Manufacturing details of the Marlin Model 1897
by Scott Crawford - July 23, 2021
- The 1897 was the father of the Model 39 and grandfather of the 39A.
- Available from: 1897 - 1917
- Cartridges: .22 rimfire
- Notes: It is speculated that over 81,000 Model 1897 rifles were manufactured, with serial numbers ranging from 150,021 to A7,938 and 450,036 on the "Model 97" (during 1905 the model designation was changed from "Model 1897" to "Marlin Model '97". Records on the production of this rifle ended in 1905. A hard rubber buttplate was standard, and the receiver was case colored at the factory.
| Model Number |
Action Type |
Caliber |
Capacity |
M.S.R.P. (1897) |
| 1897 |
Lever Action |
.22 Rimfire |
10 to 25 Rounds |
$15.35 |
| Additional Specifications |
| Barrel Length |
16.0" - 28.0" |
Scopeability |
N/A |
| Barrel Type |
Round or Octagon Blued Steel |
Scope Mount Type |
N/A |
| Rate of Twist |
1:20 |
Stock Material |
American Walnut |
| OAL |
Various" |
Length of Pull |
13-3/8" |
| Weight |
5.0 to 6.25 lbs |
Safety |
Hammer |
| Receiver |
Blued Steel & Case Hardened |
Best Uses |
Target/Small Game |
| Rear Sight |
Rocky Mountain |
Embellishments/Extras |
Platting & Engraving, Fancy Stocks, Various barrel lengths and shapes |
| Front Sight |
Blade |
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