#2242617 - 06/06/08 04:58 PM
Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Savage99358
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Anybody have one for sale in 30-30 or 35 rem?
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Mike
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#2244776 - 06/08/08 07:08 AM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Savage99358
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John
Not me.Always wanted one.16" barrel,you can understand.Its a trapper thing.  In 35 Remington.Nice little Gun.
Mike
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#2244992 - 06/08/08 10:00 AM
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Ill keep my eyes open here in Mi. for ya!
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#2246038 - 06/08/08 10:21 PM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Mackay_Sagebrush
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Aside from the safety, is there a difference between the Marauder and the 16" LTS? I have an LTS I found in a pawn shop. I do not know much about Marlins and am curious.
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#2251079 - 06/11/08 03:42 PM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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saddlering
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Mike, was in Cabelas in Dundee Michigan today they have 3 marlins in 35 rem on the sale rack all nice shape, but no short barrel ones, give them a call prices were not to bad ! John
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#2256106 - 06/14/08 10:57 AM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Savage99358
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Thanks John
I am only looking for the Marauder in 35 Rem.Dont have room in the safes for any more Marlins 
Mike
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#2258952 - 06/16/08 11:41 AM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Mannlicher
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MIke, there were two on gunbroker.com this morning
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#2259179 - 06/16/08 02:29 PM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Savage99358
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Thanks
Will take a look
Mike
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#2269168 - 06/22/08 01:43 PM
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Hi Mike - take heart - just keep your ear to the rail.
It took me a few years to find an authentic 35Rem Marauder that was for sale but I did finally. I bought it recently from the original owner. He bought it new in 64. I won't receive it for a while as it's in the export/import pipeline.
"Aside from the safety, is there a difference between the Marauder and the 16" LTS?"
No I don't think so - except that the Marauder came in 30-30 AND 35Rem and was made in 63 and 64. The 336LTS was only issued in 30-30 I believe for two years in the late eighties. I have one and use it when handy carry is paramount.
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#2270179 - 06/23/08 05:15 AM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Savage99358: I have one in 35 Rem. Really nice gun, actually. Whereabouts in NY are you located? I'm in the Hudson Valley.
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#2270318 - 06/23/08 07:16 AM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Savage99358
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Missed two on Cabelas this week.  I want a all original in 35 rem.I would buy a 30-30 if it was right. I guess I have to keep lookin.Thanks for the info.
Mike
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#2274429 - 06/25/08 09:51 AM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Hi Mike - take heart - just keep your ear to the rail. It took me a few years to find an authentic 35Rem Marauder that was for sale but I did finally. I bought it recently from the original owner. He bought it new in 64. I won't receive it for a while as it's in the export/import pipeline. "Aside from the safety, is there a difference between the Marauder and the 16" LTS?" No I don't think so - except that the Marauder came in 30-30 AND 35Rem and was made in 63 and 64. The 336LTS was only issued in 30-30 I believe for two years in the late eighties. I have one and use it when handy carry is paramount.
Thank you sir for the reply, I had been wondering.
Mackaysagebrush
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#2274642 - 06/25/08 11:41 AM
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I have one of the LTS models and other than the crossbolt safety and square lever I think they are basically the same gun. I have read Marlin made about 2700 of the LTS models but have never read the number of Maraders made. My LTS is the only one I have seen, but have seen 3 Maraders. Two in .35 one in 30-30.
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#2274730 - 06/25/08 12:26 PM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Jim in Idaho
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This may be one of the ones you already looked at, but this one didn't sell. If you were interested you could contact the seller and see if he stills wants to part with it.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=102265147
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#2275162 - 06/25/08 04:11 PM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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The 35 Marauders are one of the hardest Marlins to find. The 30-30s are rare enough, but I have only ever seen one 35 Marauder. Good luck with your search. They are neat rifles.
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#2277697 - 06/26/08 07:10 PM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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The 35 Marauders are one of the hardest Marlins to find. The 30-30s are rare enough, but I have only ever seen one 35 Marauder. Good luck with your search. They are neat rifles.
This is the only one I've ever seen, that's why I bought it.
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#2278410 - 06/27/08 07:03 AM
Re: Looking for a Marlin Marauder
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Savage99358
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WOW! Thats a beauty.
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