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I bought a pair of vintage Glenfield 30-30's off the board here for my kids when they get old enough. I mounted a 4x weaver on one of them and took it out to the range for a test with some factory ammo. 3 shots at 25 got it dialed in and then I shot three at 100 and walked up to find this(I even had a marginal rest on the first shot).

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There's no arguing about the accuracy of a Marlin. I prefer the aesthetics and handling of a Winchester M94 over the Marlin, but, as I've said before, there are undeniable advantages to the Marlin design, and I've always gotten better accuracy from them.

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Wow, If it was my kid I'm not sure he/she would get the Marlin.


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Yes, Marlin makes a mighty fine lever gun.

Managed to break the extractor recently in mine, but it's an old rifle with a lot of miles on it and rounds through it.

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The reason I have Winchesters because of the name and model number. I own Marlins because how good they shoot and price.

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I actually like the feel of the Glenfields much better than the regular Model 336 although I gave mine to one of my daughters. They seem to be much slimmer and trimmer. Thanks...Bill.

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Originally Posted by coyotewacker
The reason I have Winchesters because of the name and model number. I own Marlins because how good they shoot and price.

Marlin's are definitely "cheaper". wink


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Excellent...my 336 will do minute of angle if I do my part.


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