Manufacturing details of the Marlin Model 336A
by Scott Crawford - July 30, 2021
- The first issue model was like the 336C except it had a 24" barrel and a forearm tip instead of the carbine barrel band.
- Available from: 1948 to 1962, Re-issued in 1973 to 1980
- Cartridges: .30-30, .32 Spl, & .35 Remington added in 1953
- Notes: The rifle had a two-thirds tubular magazine that held six cartridges. The second issue sported a 1/2 magazine tube holding five cartridges.
| Model Number |
Action Type |
Caliber |
Capacity |
M.S.R.P. (1949) |
| 336A |
Lever Action |
.30-30, .32, .35 Rem |
5 + 1 to 6 + 1 Rounds |
$87.50 (ADL) |
| Additional Specifications |
| Barrel Length |
20.0" |
Scopeability |
Drilled & Tapped |
| Barrel Type |
Round Tapered Blued Steel |
Scope Mount Type |
Weaver 63B |
| Rate of Twist |
1:10 |
Stock Material |
American Walnut |
| OAL |
42.0" |
Length of Pull |
13-3/8" |
| Weight |
7.0 lbs |
Safety |
Hammer |
| Receiver |
Blued Steel |
Best Uses |
Target/Large Game |
| Rear Sight |
Adj. Buckhorn |
Embellishments/Extras |
ADL used a Monte Carlo style stock & checkering, sling swivels & leather sling |
| Front Sight |
Hooded, ramp with Bead |
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