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Posted By: Brown_Bass_Hunter Marlin 444 value - 11/01/14
I have a guy wanting to trade me a Marlin 444 - it has the JM stamp on barrel. It is in very good condition, with no visible handling marks. I think it was made in 2005. What kind of realistic value would it have? Not sure if I will keep it or sell. Thanks for any info.
Posted By: tikkanut Re: Marlin 444 value - 11/01/14

need more details...

444-P.......444-S.....??

P is the 18" Guide Gun w/straight grip

S is a 24" curved grip

subtract first two digits of SN from 100 will be mfg date

I sold two 444's...$500 for an S...$925 for a scoped 'P'
Posted By: Seafire Re: Marlin 444 value - 11/02/14
Mine was made in 1981, and I purchased it in the fall of 1981 for $219 at Mill's Fleet and Farm in Osseo MN...

wouldn't sell mine at all... passes to my son when I pass on...
Posted By: Brown_Bass_Hunter Re: Marlin 444 value - 11/02/14
It is a 24" curved grip. Serial # is 950.....
Posted By: tikkanut Re: Marlin 444 value - 11/03/14
Originally Posted by Brown_Bass_Hunter
It is a 24" curved grip. Serial # is 950.....


mfg date 2005
Posted By: Brown_Bass_Hunter Re: Marlin 444 value - 11/03/14
Thanks for the info. I think I may trade and see if I like the "big bore levers".
Posted By: TexasShooter Re: Marlin 444 value - 11/07/14
A rifle like that generally runs around $550. I have bought two 444s in the last 30 days.

The 444 Marlin is a great round out to 200 yds. I zero mine at 150 yds.
Posted By: muleshoe Re: Marlin 444 value - 11/08/14
Originally Posted by tikkanut
Originally Posted by Brown_Bass_Hunter
It is a 24" curved grip. Serial # is 950.....


mfg date 2005


An '05 will have that beloved crossbolt safety?
Posted By: Scorpion8 Re: Marlin 444 value - 12/10/14
444 ammo is spendy, unless you reload to get the best out of the round.
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