Originally Posted by g5m
Originally Posted by j2dogs


I looked it up and it was made in 2006, and has a JM stamp. What does the JM stamp signify?


Proof mark for Marlin. Now it's REP. There were some JM marked barrels used after the Remington takeover-during the transition phase.


That's not correct.

JM was a proof mark that was only used after a gun was test fired at the Connecticut factory.

The proof marks aren't stamped until the gun is finished and has been test fired.

Any gun with a JM stamp is a 100% Marlin made Marlin in North Haven Connecticut.

Some digging over to Marlin Owners forum will verify this info.

Last edited by GuideGun; 11/25/15.

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