[crosseyed willie]

just acquired this one and was curious as to how well i did. Condition is good at 85% - 90%. Gave $215.00 for it. Manufacture date is 1973. What do ya'll think?

 

[axxe55]

just acquired this one and was curious as to how well i did. Condition is good at 85% - 90%. Gave $215.00 for it. Manufacture date is 1973. What do ya'll think?

you done real good. in my area, one in that condition would easily go for $350-450. especially an a more desireable older one like yours. very good deal.

 

[greyhawk50]

You done very good. $300 - $350 would be an average price in my area.
And, welcome to the forum. Glad to have you here.

 

[Hyphenated]

First off welcome to the forum. In my neck of the woods $215 for a good condition pre CBS 336 is grand theft Marlin. Some guys have all the luck.

One more thing...it never happened unless we see pictures.

 

[crosseyed willie]

Thanks for the info I have not had the opprotunity to fire it yet but am anticipating it to do well.

 

[mudflat]

You got a great deal, I paid $410 for a 1980, 336, 30-30 with microgroove rifling. It is still a beautiful straight shooter! It's also a straight grip. I waited over ten years to find one. I love reloading for it; 29 grains of IMR 3031 for a Hornady 170 grain FP bullet.

 

[sgtcowboyusmc]

just acquired this one and was curious as to how well i did. Condition is good at 85% - 90%. Gave $215.00 for it. Manufacture date is 1973. What do ya'll think?

You Got Ripped off! I paid $79.00 for mine.. in April of 1974 All Kidding aside unless it is abused then you did good!

 

[SHOOTER13]

Welcome to the Marlin Firearms Forum willie !!

Ya done good my son...!!