I haven't ran out of JM sources yet
How is the quality of the Latest Marlin 336
The 336 I got a couple years ago was very reliable and accurate. How is the quality at this point in time. Is Remlin learning to make Marlins properly or have they slid backwards?
I do not know much about when they were junk and when they improved. I had a good one so I am oblivious to when or if they were ever good or bad after Remington took over.
I do not know much about when they were junk and when they improved. I had a good one so I am oblivious to when or if they were ever good or bad after Remington took over.
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Meaning, there are enough used JM's on the market to last a couple of lifetimes. I've even found a couple of NIBs recently and plenty that are in newish condition.
I have concern about the new Marlins, especially metallurgy and 94's based on Ranger Point Precisions analysis on another website.
No need for me to buy a Remilin but I don't begrudge the choice of others.
I have concern about the new Marlins, especially metallurgy and 94's based on Ranger Point Precisions analysis on another website.
No need for me to buy a Remilin but I don't begrudge the choice of others.
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