[hp-hobo]

Hello from South Carolina. I'm a long time Marlin owner, an early Marlin/Glenfield model 60 that my son has apparently borrowed permanently and a 795 with a Fiberforce stock and TechSights that I use as a Liberty Training Rifle as well as competing with it in NRA Light Rifle and Steel Challenge.

A 336 in .30-30 is one of the guns that's been on my "list" for a long time and by dumb luck I recently (last week) fell into a beautiful model 3082 with a Bushnell scope for almost free. Almost. I'll be looking around the forum for tips on smoothing out the action a little bit.

Thanks for inviting me to the forum and thanks for having me. Ya'll have a great day...

 

[hp-hobo]

Grey,

The 3082 is a special edition Marlin 336AS/Glenfield 30AS manufactured in 1982 and sold by Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company. It has an engraved birch stock, gold trigger and a buttstock medallion like I'm told most (many?) of the special editions do. It's nothing super special but it is a little different than the norm, it shoots great and I like it. A lot.

I'll be posting a picture or two as soon as I get a problem with my camera figured out.


ETA: http://www.marlinforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=353&highlight=3082