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I would like to buy a Marlin 35 Remington. I want one that is JM stamped and no safety. Please PM or email (dennis.sumraksbcglobal.net)me if you have one you can live without. Price and pictures would be nice too
I don't need a safe queen. Just a decent rifle for a decent price.
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I have a very clean 1972 JM, shot perhaps 20 times at the very most. No safety, never scoped

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Have a couple. Stainless or blue

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There is one posted on aldeer.com in the classifieds . There is a picture . It appears to be in good shape . JM stamped unsure of safety . $ 450 I think . Guy has been on there a while with several sales and buys and I haven't heard any complaints .


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Thanks crinsomrn...

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New to the 336, I just bought a 35 REM and it's a 1963. Where would this JM stamp be and what does JM mean???

OK, just checked mine and it is stamped JM. Is it "special" or what?

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JM stands for John Marlin, the old timer who built Marlin in the late 1800s. The JM stamping is a clear delineation point for buyers to know if a marlin rifle was made before or after the Remington buy out of family owned Marlin in 2009/2010. A JM stamp means it was made before the takeover.

Remington screwed up quality big time in the beginning of the takeover, Google it to know more. So JM marlins are coveted for quality, craftsmanship, and having no surprises like some of the REP stamped rifles(Remington Peters). But not all Remington Marlins have quality issues, its just a hit or miss type thing that rightfully is a concern for buyers purchasing a non-JM gun sight unseen.

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Originally Posted by TallPine
JM stands for John Marlin, the old timer who built Marlin in the late 1800s. The JM stamping is a clear delineation point for buyers to know if a marlin rifle was made before or after the Remington buy out of family owned Marlin in 2009/2010. A JM stamp means it was made before the takeover.

Remington screwed up quality big time in the beginning of the takeover, Google it to know more. So JM marlins are coveted for quality, craftsmanship, and having no surprises like some of the REP stamped rifles(Remington Peters). But not all Remington Marlins have quality issues, its just a hit or miss type thing that rightfully is a concern for buyers purchasing a non-JM gun sight unseen.


Thanks fer the info! I've never been a lever type guy, always a sucker fer bolts! I always wanted a 35 REM so I got this one and will keep the JM in mind if I ever see a good deal on another....

OP, good luck on your search.

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I FOUND ONE WITH JM STAMP. PLEASE CLOSE AD.
THANKS.

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